There is a USB port in the rear of the unit with a supplied USB cable when you purchase it new, I found it only supported certain iPods, I believe there was a list of supported devices in the manual and of course it also has Bluetooth. It will not access or control any other kind of vehicle functions as the W650 does not have a iDatalink port.

It also features a 9-band parametric EQ and time correction to adjust the audio output to the user's preferences.or newer on your iPhone with the latest version of Google Maps or Waze, you can choose to navigate via the Google Maps or Waze application instead of Apple Maps. I have an Anker cable plugged into the included Alpine USB cable to give me the length I need, but constantly have issues with Android Auto starting and stopping intermittently. You can sync multiple phones to the unit and then choose which one to connect to, or switch in real time. Band Parametric EQ: The advanced 9-Band Parametric EQ allows you to adjust the center frequency, Q-factory, and level for a more custom listening experience. That wire needs to be connected to your vehicles parking brake sensor, then you have to engage your parking brake, release it, and re engage the parking brake to access your settings.

Alpine's iLX-W650 multimedia receiver has a very shallow chassis (only 2-13/16" deep), making it a great candidate. With these types of harnesses you can now pretty much wire the entire head unit with the exception of the microphone, antenna and USB without having the head unit in the dash. The iLX-W650 comes with a built-in rearview camera distance guide display that makes blind spots a distant memory. Equalizer: The Alpine iLX-W650 is equipped with a variety of EQ Presets and EQ frequency bands to tailor the music to your listening preference.The iLX-W650 includes Android Auto and works with the Google Assistant (requires both a USB cable and Bluetooth® connection; requires an Android™ phone running 5. I hear nothing but a scratchy voice when using the phone, Siri reading texts, or Siri talking in general. With his roots in the industry running SC Autosound in Orange County, California, he began compiling lists of standout products, crafting helpful how-to guides, and much more.