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| Pioneer AVIC-F700BT In-Dash Navigation Audio Receiver with CD Playback and Advanced Voice Controls |
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| List Price: $699.99 |
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Product Description
CD receiver with internal amp (14 watts RMS CEA-2006/50 peak x 4 channels) * built-in navigation capability with map coverage of US, Canada, Alaska, and Hawaii, plus over 12 million points-of-interest * 5.8" touchscreen * plays MP3/WMA/AAC/WAV files recorded on CD-ROM, CD-R, and CD-RW discs * built-in Bluetooth for hands-free calling * compatible with Pioneer iPod adapter, satellite radio, and HD Radio tuner *
The Pioneer AVIC-F700BT car stereo marries solid entertainment capabilities with advanced navigation. Its flash-based GPS system comes pre-loaded TeleAtlas maps of the US and Canada, featuring more than 12 million points of interest and robust user routing options. Built-in Bluetooth allows you to make hands-free calls on compatible devices, and Pioneer's voice-recognition software lets you use voice commands to control your phone or iPod (with separate iPod adapter). Hugely expandable, with options for iPod connectivity, MSN Direct, HD radio, XM and SIRIUS Satellite Radio, and more, the AVIC-F700BT also includes a USB interface for quick connection to iPod music players, portable media players and USB memory device. Additionally, SD memory card support means you can insert cards filled with additional Points of Interest or compressed audio and video for your use and enjoyment. Link all your devices together into one seamless experience. 5.8-inch Widescreen LCD The AVIC-F700BT features a 5.8-inch widescreen color LCD with WVGA (800 x 480) resolution, perfect for navigation via GPS, or simply navigating your audio files. A New Class of Navigation No more hassling with map discs. Now you don't have to worry about discs being misplaced, damaged, lost, or stolen because we've done away with them for the F-Series navigation line. Pioneer has taken the entire TeleAtlas Database that was previously on the two-DVD set, compressed it down, and stored it internally on flash memory. - Touch panel key operation--It is possible to operate the navigation and audio functions by using the touch panel key.
- 2D and 3D map view modes--Various types of screen displays can be selected for navigation guidance
- A variety of Points of Interest (POI) information--More than 100 types of POI categories are included in the database. You also can create your own customized POIs and categories.
- Auto reroute function--If you deviate from the set route, the system will re-calculate the route from that point so that you remain on track to the destination.
Freedom of Speech The AVIC-F700BT offers a new generation of voice recognition capability for controlling iPod* playback and making calls hands-free via connected Bluetooth-enabled cell phones. The technology accepts and recognizes conversational phrases and language, filters out superfluous sounds and phrases, and if the user doesn't give enough information in the command, the unit will ask additional questions to clarify the request. In Touch, Hands-Free The AVIC-F700BT comes with built-in Bluetooth. Now you never need to miss a call, even if your tunes are cranked up or your phone is buried in your bag. Mobile Media Pioneer has created a line of Navigation systems that make it easy to play various digital and audio formats like: CD-R/RW discs, Portable Media Players like iPod, USB memory devices, and SD Cards. The AVIC-F700BT can play a wide range of files types as well, such as MP3, WMA, iTunes AAC, and MPEG-4 video files. Make it Personal Personalize your drive. AVIC FEEDS freeware contains POI Creator, Driving Report, and Picture Editor Applications. You never know where the road will take you, but our POI Creator can help you get started on the right path. Blending In Like its predecessor, the AVIC-D3, the new AVIC-F700BT allows you to change the illumination color to match your car. Select from among 32,768 different colors to match car interior and dashboard lighting. Seeing Is Believing The old WQVGA displays that most Navigation units use are 480 x 234 pixels. However, the WVGA display is much higher quality at 800 x 480 pixels. Images become sharper and more defined, just like our maps and menus on these units. The display's enhanced GUI (Graphic User Interface) has also advanced, making system control and management effortless. iPod Control Made Simple With the new CD-IU230V cable, you can directly control your music and videos from your iPod. Fast and easy control through USB, the AVIC-F700BT also features iPod Album Art display, Alphabetical Speed Search, and much more. AM/FM Radio Always have your favorite stations at hand with 18 FM and 6 AM user presets. Best Stations Memory Setting your radio presets can be a real pain while you're driving--especially if you're in an unfamiliar area. So, let the tuner do the work for you by activating the Best Stations Memory (BSM) function. The tuner will seek out the six strongest stations in the area and set them into the tuner presets. Adding Another Set of Eyes For safer parking, try using the ND-BC2 or ND-BC20PA backup cameras. The system automatically displays images shot from a connected camera as the vehicle shifts into reverse. AUX-In Connection Use the built-in AUX input for connecting any portable digital player or other external auxiliary devices. For extra-convenient access, the AVIC-F700BT has this input on the front panel. What's in the Box Pioneer AVIC-F700BT, wiring harness, installation hardware, operation manual, installation guide, warranty sheet
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Features:- AM/FM radio, CD, CD-R/RW, MP3/WMA/AAC/WAV, USB, GPS receiver
- 4 x 50 Watts maximum power with 6-channel preamp output
- 5.8-inch color LCD with WVGA (800 x 480) resolution
- Includes GPS navigation, Bluetooth, voice control, front and rear A/V inputs, rear-view camera input; add Pioneer adapters for iPod Direct Connection, SAT Radio, HD radio, CD changer
- 1-year limited warranty
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Customer Reviews:- Didn't expect to like it so much
 I am a long-time user of GPS navigation systems, MP3 players, and cell phone bluetooth, and didn't expect an all-in-one system to impress me much, but one test drive after installing it in my wife's car, and I wanted one of my own.
The main appeal of this system for us was an end to the cable clutter on road trips. We would have our GPS plugged into one power socket, our MP3 player into another, with another cable carrying the audio signal from the MP3 to the car stereo. The suction cup on our GPS kept coming loose, and its battery ceased to work after only 6 months, which we found out later is because it doesn't tolerate heat well, which is ridiculous for a device you expect to leave in your car.
The AVIC-F700BT solved all these problems for us. The navigation works great, and it will not only charge our MP3 player while it plays, it will also play directly off a flash memory card, which is the route we decided to take. It has plenty of presets for AM and FM radio, and can play sources like satellite radio which we haven't even considered getting yet.
For us, the handsfree cell phone connections was not a feature we needed, but we certainly enjoy it since it was included in the package. Echo cancellation works great, sound quality is great, and voice dialing is much more reliable at picking the right number than we anticipated.
There are a few drawbacks. First of all, it does take quite a while to start up. I anticipated this for the first time after installation, but it seems excessive for every time you go out. If you have multiple numbers for a person, like cell, home, and work, it doesn't differentiate them well, at least for our phone, but it does at least present a list to the screen for you to choose from. I've also had at least one instance where it didn't connect to my cell phone and I didn't notice until I tried to make a call. This might have been because I am not the one who usually drives that vehicle, and my wife's phone was still in range when I started the car. There is a relatively easy way to manually specify which phone to connect to in that circumstance. Installation is also more difficult than the average car stereo, due to sensors on the parking brake and a microphone (that's not even including options we don't use like a backup camera), but the instructions are well-written and it's nothing an average enthusiast couldn't handle. Also, the screen is a bit dim in bright sunlight, but has never been unreadable.
In summary, it is well worth it even if you only use some of the features....more info - Great product, Amazing Value at less than $500
 I installed this product in my vehicle. For an easy install I bought the wiring harness for my vehicle and a double din dash kit from Crutchfield who sent me a master sheet with install instructions.
When I got the stereo from Amazon I simply soldered the matching colored wires together from the wiring harness and the pioneer harness. The install was then just plugging in the new harness. Very easy. read install tips at Avic411.com before you install the radio.
I love my new radio. The radio or my aux input starts within 10 seconds of the vehicle turning on. It's done booting and you can access navigation functions in 60 seconds or so. (Version 2.0 which comes preinstalled on all the new radios.)
I recommend purchasing a 6 foot RCA cable video, L/R Audio (yellow, white, red) to a miniplug (Zune or IPod) when you order. Then at install route the cable from the back of the radio to where you want to use your Ipod or Zune It'll give you a second input (there's also one on the front of the unit.)
It works great with my Zune with just the A/V cable. If you use an Ipod buy the Ipod cable and the audio adapter. You run both to you Ipod and you can control it on screen.
It was a good value at $800. At under $500 it's a no brainer. Buy this....more info - Overstated
 If you are looking for a serious MP3 SD card car audio system, I would not recommend this.
1) It is the first car audio system I have owned that takes 2 minutes to start playing. I am typically a mile or two from home before it starts up. This is the (fast) Version 2 software!
2) Sometimes it starts playing. Other times it shows a disclaimer and switches to map view and starts playing when prompted.
3) Sometimes it restarts at the same song it was playing when you had turned off the engine. Sometimes.
4) Although it advertizes iPod compatibility, it does not have iTunes compatibility. The ID3 tags generated by iTunes do not work in the player, so no song details.
5) The Bluetooth will let me dial out, but my Motorola phone will not be answered properly by it. Instead the person calling me hears the music I am listening to, nothing else.
6) The voice recognition system does not. I state a telephone number; it misses the last digit, consistently. Even if you speak another phrase, like `please', it does not get them all.
7) My address book would not transfer from my phone?
8) Basically it does not operate with my flip phone.
9) It says it will work with 8GB SD cards - eventually. One time I left work (silently - no tunes yet), was about three miles down the highway when it eventually presented me with my Password screen. It would not let me enter anything until I had pulled into a parking lot and put on the foot brake. Then I was able to start the machine again. I was about five miles down the road before a first tune started. I stopped off to pick up something from the store. Big mistake. It never recovered. I have gone back to using 1GB SD cards; that it can manage.
10) The map lost its view a couple of times, the cursor just walks off a static screen. None too helpful.
11) It entertains me by behaving differently every time I power it up.
12) I tried the help desk. Six menus later, it tells me that there is a training session and should call back. I did, and waded through the same six menus before speaking to a person.
13) I found out they cannot upgrade the system with ID3, said it was a hardware shortfall, and oh yes, let me know it is one of the slower models to start up. I know ID3 is not hardware, it maybe is firmware, and they probably cannot access it from the USB port.
14) It sounds OK, except when you run it hard for a while. Then it is distorted until the unit cools down again.
15) You cannot turn off the `beep' every time you press a button on the steering column control.
16) It lags badly at times. You end up touching a button multiple times and toggling it (a few seconds later.....)
This proved hard work for me. Too hard.
...more info - So so ....
 So I got one of these to go in my 2005 Subaru WRX STi. The fit and finish is pretty good. Overall I am pretty happy with it, but it is somewhat buggy. (I have the 2.0 firmware update on it.)
I use this with a 3G iPhone
Here are the bugs that drive me crazy
- Often it can't find my iPhone (for iPod usage), reseting the iPhone fixes this, but you may have to reset it every 2 or 3 trips :/, which takes about 5 minutes
- Sometimes it gets into weird states when making blue tooth calls, and either I can't hang them up, or I can't get it to see them. So I pretty much might receive call that makes the system unusable for a while after the call.
What I like about it
- Integrates iPhone / Bluetooth / GPS / SD Card
- Screen is pretty good
- GPS is OK, not great
What I wish was better
- iPhone integration
- Touchscreen, could make it easier to press
...more info - More than I expected
 I highly recommend viewing some of the YouTube reviews that have been posted by better techies than me. A good YouTube will demonstrate the features much better than I can describe here.
Just be aware that you are going to pay $200+ for install. The certified install was worth the money.
We use the iPod connector more than anything.
I did not get HD radio, satellite radio or the video options.
The Bluetooth connection works well. You have to train to get up to speed.
If you don't have controls on your steering wheel, you will have to restrain yourself from touching the controls while driving. Use Bluetooth. It takes less then a second to drift out of your lane. This is true of any complicated audio system or cellphone.
120GB SD is here - prices will fall. The SD chip slot provides potential thousands of hours of music.
Good price for a early adopter product....more info - To many Issues
 So I installed my 700BT about a 2 months ago and let me tell you that this is the last Pioneer Navigation I will EVER buy.
Where to start with the issues..............there are so many lol.
After I installed the unit I did the 2.0 update and went out to test how the GPS worked so I punched in a buddys address and off I went. About a half mile down the road it resets, I'm thinking this isnt normal so I continue on my way. After it FINALLY boots back up it keeps saying Satellite lost..........how is that possible when there is not a cloud in the sky, no trees or houses around me.....its an open area AND the antenna is on the roof. I get home and recheck all my connections and very thing is fine, I put it all back together and give it another shot.............wouldnt you know it the thing worked lol.
On to about a week later, the same thing starts happening this time it just kept rebooting. I figure the antenna might be bad so I ordered a new one, but no go...issue even with the new antenna. I go on here and learn that this is a common issue and I deleted a few files as stated in a few threads..............BAM it worked, for about 2 days before it started AGAIN! Now it will navigate for all of a few minutes before it stops responding.
On to issue #2..........Thumbdrives and hard drives are like Kryptonite. I plug in a thumbdrive and it works until I shutoff the car and restart it. When I shut the car off and turn it back on it does not recognize the drives, I have to unplug and replug it in for it to be recognized. I have tried all my thumbdrives which are Sony, Kingston, and Sandisk all different sizes, all of em do it.
Issue #3, I turn the car on let the system boot and guess what..................NO SOUND lol, not even the touch tone sounds, no music from CD's or from drives, but wait it gets better.... the AM/FM radio work fine lol. I have to shut the car off and restart it for the unit to fully work.
Here is a funny side note, my neighbor bought the 900 and it is doing the same thing with thumb drives, not having sound, but now it wont even stay on for more than 10 minutes when the GPS is on all it does is reboot.
I called Pioneer and they tell me to send the unit in for repair, well wouldnt you know it they could not duplicate the problems, figures . They reset it to factory and sent it back to me.............do I even have to say what happened when I got it back? The same issues, I called Pioneer yet AGAIN and I was not nice this time because I spent good money on this unit and it does not work even AFTER sending it out to them. The Customer service rep told me it was an installation issue.......ummmm NO, I know for a fact that it is not an installation issue, the symptoms do not fit their diagnosis. I have been installing car audio for over 10 years and I had 3 other installed check it and all is good and I'm also MECP certified and do this for a living. The unit is not hacked in anyway not hardware or software. So they wanted me to send it out for repair again, which I refused to do, at this point if I cant get this fixed on my own I will just chuck it. I heard rumbling about how bad Pioneer units are, but this is my first one for personal use, I have installed many of them and honestly alot of them came back with similar issues but I figured it was a bad batch or something so I went against my better judgment and picked one up...............big mistake, I should have stayed with the Kenwood. Never in my life did I think Pioneer would release such a inferior product.
I'm hoping someone on here can shine some light on how to fix these issues, because Pioneer has been ZERO help....more info - Amazing Stereo
 This is the nicest stereo i have ever bought everything is amazing except teh fact that it does not take iphone contacts into the stereo...more info - LOVE THIS PRODUCT
 My husband and I love the GPS System and I use it all the time when going yardsaling around the area. So much better than trying to look at a map. The bluetooth is an awesome add on as well....more info - avic-700bt
 For the price you can't beat it. The voice commands for the ipod is very impressive and the navigatoin is very accurate. The screen is beautiful and you can really tell the difference with the high resolution.I also really like the ipod control as well. I have owned three differnet radios that can control the ipod and this is by far the best for control of the ipod. It is the fastest, looks the best, and you can do everything from the radio. Some of the previous models would not let you do everything. The screen even mimcs the design of the ipod wheel. The things I do not like is if you put it in 3D mode you will find a lot of time the crusor seems to be heading in the oppisite way you are driving( The crusor is heading towards you instead of going in the same direction you are going). Not that big of a problem because if you put it in 2D mode and turn cockpit view on it does not do this. The other problem is the bluetooth. When it works it works amazing but I can not transfer my phonebook and sometimes it connects and disconnects a lot. The call clarity is great and never had a problem with anyone hearing me. Another problem is occasionally when a call is ended it takes a while to realize the call is ended. Hapens about once out of fifteen calls. Alot of this could be my phone because I have a smart phone. Last thing I would have like to have seen is when you are not watching the map to still have an arrow pop up with navigation if you are using it. This was in the older models but not that big of a deal. A lot of people complain about the slow start up but with the update it is not that bad. Most of the time I can use navigation within 30 sec. I used to own the avic-n2 and I think this unit is far superior to it. Overall I am very impressed and glad i made the purchase. Good job pioneer....more info - Absolutely perfect
 The perfect addition to my interior. I couldn't be happier. I've had it for about 6 months and have enjoyed every second of it. The functionality of this unit is amazing and the graphical display is superb. iPod function is extremely impressive - I'll never listen to the radio again. Navigation is wonderful and always up to date. Great sound boost when installed. A true five star product....more info
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