I will update this review upon following issues getting resolved. Overall installation went well. My current gripe is CarPlay is a hit and miss on connection. Mostly a miss. I also cannot get wireless internet connection tethering to work with Bluetooth or the WLAN/Hotspot option. I have an iPhone X max. The head unit will connect to my home wireless network just fine. So it’s a very nice android car stereo but until I can resolve internet connection to the iPhone to use its full potential away from my home internet I can’t give it 5 stars like I would like to do. Hopefully Atoto can resolve this issue with some tech guidance or a software/firmware update. The head unit shows the iPhone putting out a great strength wireless signal but upon trying to connect one gets a “connection failure” or some similar message on the Atoto X10. This really is frustrating not able to use such an expensive stereo deck to its fullest potential. Buyer beware if you have an iPhone. Lastly, this stereo does not allow a wire connection to phone so that is not a work around to enable internet to deck.

This head unit is fantastic!. If you're looking to get an ATOTO head unit for the first time or upgrading from an older unit, this is the one to get! I upgraded from the S8 Premium and I am pleasant pleased with the performance improvements. Boot up is basically instant when you turn the vehicle on! The wireless Android Auto/Apple Car Play experience is vastly improved upon with this unit! The UI and touchscreen are great and easy to work with, also much improved from my previous unit. Screen resolution is fantastic as well. The GPS receiver is larger than than my older unit and seems to help with better reception! Sound quality is also great with just my factory speakers!The only big issue is that if you have an older unit you have purchased, some of the add-on accessories are NOT compatible. The AC-44P2 Dashcam and the AC-HD03LR backup cam. The backup cam will produce video on the unit but the image is reversed and you can't calibrate it. You can place the grid lines on the video which helps. So it's usable just not perfect. ATOTO has said that this new unit has new dedicated cameras that will be available soon to replace the ones that don't work correctly. I do have the SWC remote and the OBD as well and they seem to work just fine.So ovall impression is definitely get this unit if you need a 7' double DIN head unit that runs like an Android tablet. It's got a few issues to work out, but doesn't really hinder your everyday use, and fixes will for sure be addressed in firmware updates (which can be done right from the unit now, no more USB updates!) and new improved accessories.Pick this up for sure!4 Starts given due to items described above. Will update review once addressed.Unit is installed in a 2014 Nissan Xterra.

I decided to give the new ATOTO X10G2B7E a try. I own a ATOTO S8 which has been solid unit, but the X10 is a solid upgrade. I like how simple the wiring was. The wiring colors matched and had decent documentation. The install looks sleek and clean. There are a lot of cool options for backup, rear and front and cameras and network devices. The music controls and android auto features have been smooth and easy to navigate. I would definitely consider installing one of these in another one of my vehicles.

Where to start…..I wish I would have pulled the trigger on an ATOTO head unit years ago. They are popular with the old 4 runner crowd but I hesitated to buy one because my 4 runner had 240k miles on it and I wanted to wait for ATOTO to release a new unit with a newer version of android.Enter the x10. It was recently released and has a load of improvements as well as running android 13.I’ll start with hardware quality. All cables, harnesses, ports etc are clearly labeled. It made booking up to my 2001 GMC Sierra a breeze. The screen on the unit is bright, clear, and very responsive. I watched some videos on the screen and they were great quality. Maps and music apps look great, etc. The built in amp powers my door speakers well, and I’ll easily be able to add a sub in the future with the sub out feature.User Interface: Pretty much everything is intuitive. It’s like having an android tablet essentially. I downloaded Google play store app and was able to download whatever I wanted from there. Menus were easy to navigate and had descriptions of all options. I have an IPhone and only occasionally want to use car play so I made it so I have to manually connect, but when it was set to auto connect, it worked flawlessly. The manual connect only takes a few seconds, and then you’re good to go. I love how I can run Google maps through CarPlay, and be listening to fm radio, or another app that’s installed on the head unit. The multi tasking is great! I found a gps spedometer app with a black background that I run most of the time when I don’t need navigation, and it auto resumes the last app you were using so that super convenient.Overall, I’m super happy with this head unit. It’s super responsive, easy to install, and makes my driving day to day a much better experience. Don’t think you need to shell out hundreds more for a known brand. ATOTO has been around for years and has been making great stuff for a while. Just get one!!

This is my second atoto radio. I originally bought the s8 for my other car and enjoyed it so much I bought this one. First thing to note here is that screen on this radio is absolutely insane. The resolution is very clear and has vibrant colors. The internal amp really brought my old speakers back to life. I will say I don’t know about hung about EQ settings so it took some time but eventually I got them to sound great. Installation was a breeze. All the wires have labels directly on them so you don’t have to do searching for a manual for it. Also all the wires come pre-stripped, which speeds up installation. The radio has a nice build quality and is true double din size so it fit right in with the OEM brackets. The performance on this radio is super fast. There’s zero lag on the wireless CarPlay once it’s connected. CarPlay does take a second to connect initially but that’s my only complaint and that’s being very nit picky. I would highly recommend this if you’re looking for a nice high end radio.