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I have the same model and consider it an almost total waste. Even when it works, the design of the display appears to have been done by someone who wasn't old enough to have a driver's license because even the simplest change in radio frequency or changing music albums requires close attention to the screen instead of the road. Not to mention it's practically impossible for an adult finger to move the narrow slider to scroll up and down. The Bluetooth connection in my unit failed more than a year ago, eliminating one of the few benefits of this expensive after-market device. Don't even get me

Yeah, I regret spending over $1K on a system that: 1) Has a GPS nav system without half the smarts of an ordinary Garmin 2) Has an audio system that can't be operated while driving a car because there are so many selections to make on a touch-sensitive screen that misses half the touches 3) Can't maintain consistent ingoing and outgoing volume on it Bluetooth phone connection and has to be reset every month or so 4) Turns the contents of an iPhone into an endless alphabetic scroll screen that takes so long to select from that I no longer listen to music by artists whose names fall at E or

Same problem reported by others. Reformatted SD card and reloaded multiple times, following instructions on website carefully, but unit can't recognize files on SD card. Finally called Customer Support, which offered to send a preloaded SD card free. It sent to the wrong address, so I'm still waiting. Meanwhile, system only reads a random handful of music loaded on a different SD card. The design problems of this unit are almost certainly beyond a firmware upgrade anyway. I made an expensive mistake buying a Z130BT. Don't you love the high-pitched scream from a wave file somewhere in that firm