While nearly ubiquitous on single-DIN stereos, most stereos that feature a large LCD screen do not have a detachable face. These screens are most common on double-DIN stereo so make sure to take note of that if you live in a high-crime area.
Connectivity options are great features to look into when purchasing a new stereo. One common option is 3.5mm (headphone jack-sized) auxiliary input. Some types of connectivity that are found on newer units are USB inputs for connecting an iPod or iPhone and an SD card slot.
Double-DIN units offer unique features such as navigation and DVD playback with full touchscreen displays.
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