ATOTO7inch Android Double DIN Car Stereo, Wireless CarPlay & Android Auto, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/USB Tethering, Car Radio 2G+32G, 24B-EQ DSP, Backup Camera, MirrorLink, FM/AM/GPS/SWC, A5LG2A7T-S01

This thing is crisp and clear. It looks and sounds very good, especially for its price.I hate that American products are always limiting us. I own an Alpine 7” touch screen that costs $350, and it doesn’t do half the things this radio can do. Sure, alpine has better quality, but in all honesty, the quality on this thing is good enough that I’d prefer to buy it. It moves seamlessly and has wireless everything. I purchased the F7 10” model a couple years ago, and I love it. That’s why when my nephew was looking for a budget radio and almost bought a different brand, I told him to get this one.Let me tell you, this newer model makes my F7 look like a knockoff. This thing is amazing. 29 band EQ, built in crossover, time correction, and some other feature I’m not even familiar with. Wireless Car Play, Android auto, and now even wireless mirror link! My current F7 doesn’t even have wireless mirror link. Then you add in all of the apps, as well as the ability to download more apps. Watch videos directly from the YouTube app, connect via WiFi, etc. This model also has the ability to use manual SWC programming for analog controls or use an adapter for digital controls. It’s not my radio, so I haven’t even begun to discover all of its features, but what I’ve seen so far is highly impressive.For those who feel like the volume isn’t that great, there are very few radios that will produce loud volume without adding an amplifier. This one does 24 watts RMS per channel, the more expensive brands usually does 45 watts RMS per channel. It’s a little louder, but considering that most people will buy aftermarket speakers anyway, that’s pretty irrelevant. These aftermarket’s can usually handle 125 watts and more per speaker. Heck, with my Alpine setup, I went with the R series across the board - about 125 watts or so. My radio couldn’t handle the draw and would flicker at about 60% volume level. I HAD to add an amp just to be able to enjoy the $500 worth of speakers I bought.Other than that, I would mention that this unit does not come with an external mic, though it does have the input for it. I was a bit disappointed, as I thought I saw a mic when ordering it but went back and realized it doesn’t come with one. Not enough to give a bad rating, but something to note. The clarity of the built-in mic is very good, but the volume fades away very easy if the person talking isn’t very close to the head unit. It becomes almost impossible to make out what they’re saying. So I’d highly recommend to get an external mic when purchasing this unit.The instructions are very basic and minimal, but there is a QR code that gives access to their page with a lot more instructions and even more products to add on, such as a front dash cam that plugs directly to the unit. If you’ve installed radios before, this one will be a breeze. If this will be your first install, you may get a little confused just because of the language translation, but it’s not difficult at all. The SWC may be the only confusing part if you’re trying to bypass the adapter.Overall, I give 5 stars to this unit and recommend the purchase.

I purchased this unit as a replacement for the Toto F7 I previously installed. The installation was fairly simple, although this unit does not share the same connection as the F7 and required full rewiring. It would be great if the back connectors were universal across brands and models.The unit itself is much more responsive and quicker to use. I appreciate that it’s Android-based and supports apps from the Play Store. My primary use is with Android Auto, but I’ve noticed the auto connection can be slow when first getting into the vehicle as it is handled through a 3rd party app called zlink5. That said, the unit's quick-start feature is a nice touch, significantly reducing boot time.The display is bright and clear during the day, it auto dims at night or low light, however, I feel that it is a little too bright at night even at its lowest dim setting.One limitation I’ve encountered is the inability to have simultaneous Wi-Fi connections. While using Android Auto, the head unit cannot access other apps due to lack of network connectivity. It would be ideal if the unit could handle multiple network connections, allowing seamless integration between Android Auto and the head unit’s features.On the positive side, the built-in amplifier noticeably improves audio quality, even with factory speakers, compared to the F7. However, the EQ settings could be more user-friendly. Simplified adjustments for treble and bass would be a welcome addition for those who aren’t audio engineers.Overall, I’m happy with this purchase. It’s a significant upgrade over the previous model, offering great value for an affordable price. I’d recommend this head unit to anyone looking for an upgrade.

A bargain for the features, and looks great when installed, but a bit annoying you have to set up a pin in the Bluetooth settings to get it to work. In a 2010 Subaru Forester, I was unable to reconnect certain cables, so I suppose the hunt for those harnesses is ongoing haha. At least the profile is surprisingly low, making the fitment excellent. Cable labels come in English and Japanese.Apart from that, no problem installing apps, but Waze has no idea where on Earth I am even after enabling precise location and wifi connectivity. You may need to wire GPS to get that functionality if it interests you, and they do have a GPS test app installed, which is nice. Apps may lag if you have too many open because there is only 2GB of RAM. I would not have minded a slightly more expensive option for more ram, but that's just me. Bluetooth and wireless connectivity seem completely stable.Have not tried the backup camera or phone call functionality, but will update if I ever do. I am overall satisfied.