Sony DSX-A410BT

What you will not find in the huge portfolio of Sony products. Here you have “smart” TVs, and advanced mirrorless cameras, and console gaming gurus in the face of the Sony PlayStation 5, and good radios. So, the DSX-A410BT processor receiver is in demand among motorists.

Voice commands

The model is designed to work in conjunction with a smartphone. More precisely, even with two mobile gadgets in one sitting. Their connection to the head unit is carried out without unnecessary gestures, using the services of the built-in NFC module. Working side by side with gadgets running Android, the car radio recognizes voice commands for controlling music, laying routes in the navigator or communicating with subscribers from the phone's address book.

Sound character

The clear and expressive sound of the receiver is the prerogative of the digital sound processor, coupled with a powerful 4x55 W amplifier. An extensive arsenal of sound settings allows you to flexibly control the sound stage, which is achieved by setting time delays for each channel separately. Complementing the sound picture performant bass booster EXTRABASS.

omnivorous

The Sony DSX-A410BT supports playback of audio tracks from USB media and has an AUX output on the front panel for wired connection of external signal sources. Also, the radio tape recorder is omnivorous to the file format — it is equally good at reading MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC and WAV tracks. A fly in the ointment in a barrel of honey is periodic Bluetooth connection failures, which is reflected in many reviews of the model. And this, in turn, forces the driver to take his eyes off the road to re-pair the smartphone with the receiver. There are interruptions infrequently and far from every instance of the model, but they leave a negative sediment against a generally positive background.