This is my second ATOTO stereo and is a huge upgrade with its super crisp display and smooth touch response. It even comes with two types of screen protectors. There is no glare even in bright daylight, the screen is easy to see, and it’s really nice to have wireless Apple CarPlay.Setup was straightforward since I had done the hard part before for my car. This has variety of connectivity options: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and even 4G LTE, you can even put a sim card in it. Since this is my second ATOTO, they make great stuff, and this one is no exception. Highly recommend if you’re looking to upgrade from a basic radio!

First and foremost, I'd like to extend my gratitude to Atoto for giving me the opportunity to review their latest product. This marks my third Atoto stereo head unit. My journey started with the F7WE, which I installed in both my vehicle and my father's. Later, I upgraded to Atoto’s newest unit, the X10 Android floating head unit. The F7WE has been going strong in my father's vehicle since its installation in December 2022, and I'm thrilled to have been able to repurpose it.The X10 caught my attention due to its impressive specs, running on Android 13 with the Snapdragon 665 octa-core processor, 8 GB of RAM, and 128 GB of onboard storage. It also supports optional external storage through USB and an SD card slot, providing ample space for all my needs. Additionally, the unit features a dedicated external USB input for recording footage from the front and rear view cameras—a significant upgrade that showcases the versatility of the X10. (Note: the front dash cam and rear view cameras are sold separately by Atoto.)The X10 offers a completely different platform from the F7, with its Android-based system making it feel like I have an Android tablet in my vehicle. It boots up in mere seconds, and the sound quality is superb even without a high output amplifier. The unit allows for extensive customization of presets, enabling users to achieve higher loudness while maintaining exceptional sound quality. One feature I particularly appreciate is that Android Auto allows the X10 to control voice prompt volume separately from music, a capability my F7 series also had.Installation was a breeze, as Atoto uses a standardized power plug compatible with my previous Kenwood and Atoto units. This meant I didn’t have to redo my wiring harness for the X10, as the original F7 plug worked perfectly.I haven't explored the AI chat function much yet, but I’m eager to try it out soon. From what I've seen in videos, it’s an intriguing feature, and I’m curious to see how it will enhance my driving experience. I plan to provide an overall update within six months.There are only two things I wish were different: dedicated physical buttons for home, volume, and mute instead of relying solely on the touchscreen, and standard car audio colors (white, gray, purple, and green) for the RCA preamp outputs, rather than the red and white with stickers for front and rear. However, these are minor personal preferences.Overall, I'm highly satisfied with the X10 unit from Atoto. If you're in the market for one of the best Android-based head units, this product is an excellent choice!

best head unit I've had so far. 10" is almost too large for my dash. the screen is movable so I could position it in a good location on the dash. super fast and responsive and I liked being able to use apps that I have on my phone. incredibly easy to set up and install. I like the feature of using a front and rear camera especially while the car is motion. the kids enjoy watching YouTube and movies while on trips. the audio is crystal clear and setting up the equalizer for the perfect sound.

This is a quality 10" floating unit with a bright sharp display. Comes with connections for many external sources including hdmi input, Android Auto and Apple Carplay. It even came with 2 different type of screen protectors in the box. A++ shipping and customer service.

This is my third Atoto head unit. I started with an F7WE and then upgraded to an S8 Premium to be able to have Android apps native. The F7 is still going strong in my son's car and the S8 will be moving to my project FD RX-7. I was interested in X10 due to the move to Android 13 with a stronger processor and higher RAM and storage capacity. I opted for a 10" screen as I had seen one in the wild and realized I could make one work with my RX8.So far, the X10 has been a large improvement over the S8. While I do not know the voltage of the preamp connections, I know that they are higher than the S8 as they drive my factory Bose amps/speakers with more headroom, able to achieve higher loudness, while maintaining a phenomenal sound. Another major improvement over the S8 for Android Auto is that the X10 can control the voice prompt volume separately from music. This is something the F7 was capable of so I'm glad to have that capability again.Installation was very straightforward and went without any gotchas. The best part is that Atoto uses a standardized power plug in the same way Pioneer has, so I didn't have to redo my wiring harness for the new head unit. The plug in my dash is the original F7 plug which worked perfectly for my S8 and now works for my X10. If you are looking to upgrade this definitely makes it much easier.I have not played with the AI chat function much as of this review. It is an interesting feature but I'm curious how useful it will end up being. I'll let you know how that plays out in a 6 month update.There are only two thing I wish were different with this device. I wish it had a bit more flexibility in its depth adjustments. I'd love to have it a half inch to an inch closer to the dash. I also wish they would have colored the RCA preamp outputs in the standard car audio colors (white, gray, purple, and green). They used the standard red and white with little stickers to indicate front and rear. Those are really just nitpicks though.Overall, I'm very pleased with the unit and its performance and if you are in the market for one of the best Android based head units on the market, look no further.