BOSS Audio Elite 560BRGB Single Din Car Stereo - Bluetooth, CD, USB

In this review of the BOSS Audio Elite 560BRGB the bottom line is simple: it is a budget-friendly single-din head unit aimed at drivers who want Bluetooth streaming and versatile media options without spending much. The unit stands out for its multicolor illumination and straightforward media playback - Bluetooth for hands-free calling and audio, a CD player, USB and auxiliary inputs - making it a practical replacement for a basic factory radio. The review focuses on real-world use: sound clarity, connectivity, and the day-to-day controls you will live with.

Key Features

• Bluetooth calling and audio: Lets the driver answer and make calls hands-free while streaming music from apps like Spotify and Pandora without cables.
• CD player plus USB: Plays physical CDs and MP3/WMA files from a connected USB thumb drive so you can keep a large music library on board.
• Auxiliary input and pre-amp outputs: Accepts direct audio from phones or MP3 players and provides front and rear pre-amp outputs to connect an external amplifier and upgrade speakers.
• Multicolor illumination: Offers over 16 million color combinations so the display and button lighting can be matched to the dashboard or personal taste.
• AM/FM tuner and media support: Provides traditional radio access for news and sports alongside digital playback options for flexible listening.

Who It's For

The Elite 560BRGB is best for budget-conscious drivers who want to add modern connectivity to an older or basic vehicle without a large outlay. If you value hands-free calling, Bluetooth music control, a CD player and the option to hook up an amp, this unit covers those bases in one compact single-din chassis.

Drivers who need premium audio controls, a high-end display, or long-term worry-free build may want to look elsewhere; some owners report functional issues with controls after extended use, so those seeking rock-solid longevity or advanced DSP features should consider a higher-tier model.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Good sound quality for the price when paired with decent speakers and an optional amplifier.
• Flexible media options: Bluetooth streaming, CD, USB, and auxiliary input cover most sources.
• Customizable multicolor illumination lets users match lighting to the vehicle interior.

Cons

• Some users report mixed functionality over time, particularly with volume control reliability after several weeks of use.

Specifications

Dimensions	5.57 x 7.4 x 2.28 in
Weight	2.75 Lbs
Max Power	60 watts x 4
Media Formats	MP3, WMA, CD
Connectivity	Bluetooth, USB, Auxiliary In, AM/FM
Outputs	Front & rear pre-amp outputs

Our Verdict

The Elite 560BRGB is a sensible value pick for someone replacing a basic factory radio who wants Bluetooth calling, CD and USB playback, and eye-catching illumination. It delivers solid sound and media flexibility for the price, but buyers should be realistic about long-term control reliability and consider professional installation for best results.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this unit support hands-free calling?
Yes, the built-in microphone and Bluetooth let you answer and make calls hands-free through the car speakers.

Can I connect an external amplifier?
Yes, the head unit includes front and rear pre-amp outputs for connecting an amplifier and upgrading the sound system.

What media files will it play from USB?
The unit supports MP3 and WMA files from a USB drive and also accepts CDs for physical media playback.