A5L 7inch Android Double DIN Car Stereo, Wireless CarPlay&Android Auto Touch Screen, Wi-Fi/USB/BT Tethering, DSP, FM&SS Car Radio, GPS Tracking, MirrorLink, HD LRV, AI Chat, 2G+32G, A5LG2A7T

I purchased this Atoto A5L double din 7 inch touch screen system to upgrade my original radio in my 06 Nissan frontier. After reading the reviews this is the one I settled on and an extremely happy I did. The sound quality with basic speakers in my truck is awesome! The touch screen is very responsive and the apps open up immediately with no noticable lag at all, the radio stations come in crisp and clear, Google maps opens up and runs great, Bluetooth is easy to set up and once connected the radio connects to my phone as soon as I turn my vehicle on and the system comes on immediately no hesitation at all. This system also comes with a GPS antenna that works great all the apps open up fast and run great. The installation was very easy and this is the first radio I ever installed, I had to purchase a harness adapter kit so I could connect to my factory harness on my truck but the kit also came with everything I needed for a complete installation, once the harness was connected the radio was just plug and play it really doesn't get any easier than this. The only issue I had was the main screen had the time in military 24hr clock with no way to change to a 12hr clock setup I contacted Atoto support thru email and the next morning they responded with the update I needed to fix this issue with step by step instructions on how to download and install the update it literally took less than 10 minutes to download install and update the system, once the radio restarted the time was automatically set to 12hr clock and I was done. The radio and the customer support is second to none do your self a favor and get one.

This is my third ATOTO head unit. The last two worked well until I sold the vehicle. I chose ATOTO because it was reasonably priced and offered wireless Android Auto and Apple Carplay. There was no other option at this price. The finished product looks good and sounds good, but if you're going to choose ATOTO, you must be familiar with how it works. It is an Android tablet that is shaped and adapted to work in a car. Functions such as a radio are an app rather being the sole function of the unit. It can be temperamental, but once set up, it works well and has some interesting features. One is the Torque app that when linked to an OBD2 adapter can link to onboard diagnostics and provide information on your vehicle's overall health and any trouble codes. Also, it can handle a back up camera and even a dash cam. If you have an amp, it is compatible with that as well. It also has a TPMS option but you must purchase a kit for that separately. Many apps from Google Play are compatible making the ATOTO stand out among competitors. Installation and setup, however, can be tricky. It fits perfectly into a double DIN opening, but that's the easy part. I installed the Axxess AXSWC Steering Wheel Control Interface to retain steering wheel controls on my 2004 Buick Lesabre. This required a contact with tech support from Axxess because the interface does not automatically detect an ATOTO head unit. It appears that it would have automatically detected a more mainstream brand, but not ATOTO. The solution was to tell the AXXESS interface that it was linking to a Pioneer head unit which was quick and easy. I had to program each steering wheel button to perform specific functions since it is not automatically detected. This was easy enough, but the directions were not clear. I also learned that the 3.5mm jack intended for steering wheel controls on the ATOTO doesn't work and that it was necessary to wire the AXXESS interface directly to the wiring harness supplied with the head unit. This was easy enough, but I only figured this out after a lot of googling. The end result is that the steering wheel controls now work, but it was not plug and play. I'm sure a professional could have done in a few hours what took me much longer. My first two ATOTO head units worked right out of the box, but this one had no sound. I contacted Amazon and they attempted to troubleshoot but that didn't work and they referred me directly to ATOTO. ATOTO was responsive and sent me a replacement in 3 days. The replacement worked perfectly and the installation is complete. I am pleased with the final product, but if I knew then what I know now, I might have chosen something else.

Surprised by how well this integrates. It’s nicer than my radio in my 22 Toyota. Works great in my commuter, connects fast and has all the CarPlay goodies.

This thing is worth every penny! I regret not purchasing the extended warranty though. Unfortunately my kid decided to destroy the screen on 2 occasions and it STILL WORKS! The screen still works as far as display but the touch function obviously does not but she’s still going strong until I save up for a new one.

I mean technically it does everything they claim...BUT it is the most unusable car stereo I've ever encountered. This is simply a low cost and very low effort implementation of an android unit, with no thoughts given to actual usability. The UI is so bad it's laughable. For example, tap the Bluetooth music app, search and find a song, it plays... Great right! WRONG... As soon as you back out of that app, to the home screen or any other app, the music stops. Also the physical buttons are terrible to use while driving. They are right at the very edge of the unit so they are jammed right up snug against the dashboard edges. The fonts are tiny. No way to quickly glance for info while driving, the font is so small you really have to squint and find what you're looking for. I found a setting for the font size, sounds like a good solution! WRONG. It does increase font sizes, but nothing else changes so you end up with garbled and cut off text. It also has the silliest Bluetooth pairing... It wants so badly to latch onto the previously paired device... My wife was sitting in the vehicle with the radio OFF, and when I came outside and it starts automatically playing the metal I had been listening to earlier and blasted her ears out. It turned itself back on and latched onto my phone. Crazy stuff. I guess the designer thought that would be a good thing, not really sure why. I could go on, but this thing is not worth the price of the box they ship it in. Would certainly return it if it wasn't too late. Unfortunately it took me a while to get it installed and then I kept thinking all these maybe were just user error on my part, so I gave it the benefit of the doubt. No, it's just terrible. I find it mind boggling that some engineer looked at it and said "yep that's good, ship it".