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The Sony DSX-B700 is a double-DIN, mech-less car stereo: no CD slot, just Bluetooth, USB and aux for phone-based listening. Its standout is dual Bluetooth, which lets one phone handle music and navigation while a second stays paired for hands-free calls. It also supports Siri Eyes Free and Android voice commands, and the high-contrast display keeps track and caller info readable. It suits drivers who stream everything and want a simple, phone-first head unit; rivals in this class lean harder on touchscreens and app integration, while the Sony keeps physical controls and a straightforward layout.
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Owners of this class of Sony mech-less receiver tend to praise the dual Bluetooth pairing and clear display, and treat it as a solid, simple upgrade for streaming. Complaints usually center on the missing CD drive and the limited smart features next to touchscreen rivals.
The Sony DSX-B700 is a double-DIN digital media receiver for the car. It is a mech-less design, so it has no CD player and is built around smartphones and digital music files.
Dual Bluetooth lets you pair one phone for music and navigation and a second phone for hands-free calling. You can also stream audio wirelessly.
Siri Eyes Free brings Siri voice control to the road. On compatible Android devices, voice commands control music and messaging. The high-contrast display shows track information and caller ID.
