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Kenwood KMR-M332BT Car and Marine Stereo

  • Single DIN, car and marine stereo
  • Weatherproof, no ingress rating listed
  • 200 watts, 4 channels, stereo output
  • Bluetooth audio, USB and aux in
  • AM/FM radio, SiriusXM Ready
  • MP3 and WMA playback over USB
  • 3.94D x 7.19W x 2.06H inches, 1.5 pounds
  • 1 year warranty

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Our verdict

A compact single-DIN stereo for boats and cars, with Bluetooth, USB and a weatherproof claim. No ingress rating is listed, so read weatherproof as a general description.

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ASIN: B0B52BL931Model: KWDKMRM328BTCategory: Car Stereo Receivers

Overview

On a boat console or a car dash, this Kenwood fits a single-DIN opening as a weatherproof media receiver. Bluetooth audio, a USB port and an auxiliary input cover phone and drive playback, with AM/FM and SiriusXM readiness on the tuner side.

It suits an owner who wants one type of head unit for a car and a boat, with multi color illumination and app control. The limits are the missing weather rating, a satellite service the listing does not bundle, and a model number that differs between title and part field.

Who it's for

A weekend boat or a daily driver with one DIN slot, where phone streaming and a USB stick are the main sources. Skip it for builds that call for a published ingress rating or built-in satellite service.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Weatherproof build listed
  • Car and marine use
  • Bluetooth, USB and auxiliary inputs
  • Multi color illumination
Cons
  • No ingress rating listed
  • Model number differs between title and part field
  • SiriusXM hardware absent from the contents
  • Software update support is unknown

Performance notes

The built-in amplifier drives the speakers directly, and Bluetooth carries streaming from a paired phone. App control is listed as the control method, and the multi color illumination changes the glow of the face. Weather resistance depends on the mounting spot and the seal around the opening, since no rating is given.

Specifications

BrandKenwood
ModelKWDKMRM328BT
Dimensions & fit
Item Dimensions D X W X H3.94 in D x 7.19 in W x 2.06 in H
Item weight1.5 pounds
Capacity & performance
Output Power200 watts
Audio Output ModeStereo
Audio Output TypeSpeakers
Construction & materials
ColorBlack
Compatibility & installation
Connectivity TechnologyAuxiliary, Bluetooth, USB
Mounting TypeSingle DIN
Compatible DevicesSmartphone, Speaker
Included components
Unit Count1 Count
Warranty & support
Warranty Description1 year
Supported Internet ServicesSiriusXM
Software Update Supported To Dateunknown
Other details
Connector Type3.5mm Jack, USB
Number Of Channels4
FormatMP3, WMA
Control TypeApp
Mfr Part NumberKMR-M328BT
Other Special Features Of The ProductEqualizer, Weatherproof, Multi Color Illumination
ControlsAndroid
Surround Sound Channel Configuration2 Channel

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Kenwood KMR-M332BT fully waterproof?

The title says weatherproof and car and marine stereo. No ingress rating is given, so the listing does not support calling it submersible.

Does the KMR-M332BT include a SiriusXM tuner?

The title says SiriusXM Ready and the specs list SiriusXM as a supported service. The contents name only the stereo, so tuner hardware and a subscription are not part of the listing.

Which model number is this Kenwood stereo?

The title says KMR-M332BT, while the part number field gives KMR-M328BT. Confirm the exact unit with the seller.

Can I control the KMR-M332BT with an Android phone?

Controller type lists Android and the control method lists app, with Bluetooth as the wireless link. iOS is not named.