I purchased the X10 to replace the ATOTO F7G2A7WE-S01 I purchased in 2022.F7 is a Linux based system with very basic car stereo functions and can’t add apps. It links to your phone via CarPlay or Android Auto. The smartphone linking worked 100% of the time for displaying services such as navigation and music. Things went well until one day my phone, a Samsung S21 5G, suddenly had no service when I was driving somewhere with limited internet. I was relying on the navigation system that was being displayed - no phone service means no navigation, so I spent an extra difficult hour trying to find directions to get to my destination. I realized that a backup/offline GPS system was necessary for situations like these.X10G2B7E-R3 has everything I am looking for - not only the offline GPS, but multiple other options. It is powered by Android 13, so the option to add third party apps via Google Play Store is possible.The X10 has more hardware in the box compared to F7(this is all of the additional hardware that is included in the box compared to the F7):-Built in GPS & antenna for offline navigation-Front camera for digital video recorder (DVR)-Rear camera for DVR-Separated rear camera for backup. Yes, three cameras total.-A USB cable for a plug-in USB Flash Drive for external storage,-A USB cable for a plug-in USB Flash Drive for DVR storage.-A sim card reader: if you have a working 4G LTE SIM, this device can operate without your phone.-A HDMI cable: I believe this can send movies to the headrest monitor if you have it in your car.Installation Process:A cable connectors diagram label is on the one side of the radio. You don’t need a manual to connect the cables. This made the installation so easy.I purchased the same harness as I did for F7. The connection of the harness and X10 was easy - just plug in the harness and the X10 will do everything like the F7. However, this X10 has a lot more functions like the GPS antenna, 2 DVR cameras, and USB cables. It did take me some time to find space in the radio rack (the space behind the radio when taken out), as there were many wires already. Cable routing under the glove box took me more time. I ended up leaving two USB cables and one sim card cable in the glove box. The 4-in-one GPS antenna is routed from the front passenger side door to the dashboard. This 4-in-one antenna has 4 cables. The front DVR camera goes the same path to the dashboard. The rear DVR camera follows the backup camera path to the tail of my minivan. In total, there are 7 cables.Current thoughts on the X10:1. The sound is much better than the F7. I think the X10 has a better amplifier and DSP. RMS 4X29 watts and Peak 4X49 watts.2. The CarPlay and Android Auto connections work very well.3. The offline Google Maps for navigation works well. When parked at home, I used home WIFI to download everything I needed (including Spotify music for offline listening).4. This device allows two Bluetooth connections. This is a great function to allow the driver and a guest, or two guests, to use the car stereo at the same time.5. I can read my Bluetooth OBD2 reader directly from the screen!6. The 8GB/128GB Android has plenty of space and storage. I plugged in a 64GB flash drive for MP3 music. The CPU is fast, and the swipe screen has no delay.7. Came with a screen protector! The application was simple, similar to the process of applying a phone screen protector.8. The built in Drivechat app(building AI) can do voice commands and Chatbots. It’s useful and convenient - I still use the free account.This X10 is a great! I am very happy to have it.

This radio is great. I love the capabilities, the customization, and the way it sounds. It also has a lot of audio tuning settings. Would definitely recommend again to anyone looking for a advanced radio to upgrade their car.

Wow, what a feature-packed head unit! Bright & crisp display, high-quality sound with plenty of power, snappy customizable interface, wi-fi connection with access to Google Play Store. This comes with two HD cameras and has continuous DVR recording from each, which can be triggered to record whether moving or when you're parked. It comes with two external USB cables for your music files and DVR storage. The dual bluetooth connections allowed me to connect my phone as well as a separate ODBII interface that lets me check my engine parameters through an app I installed. I can check and clear trouble codes directly from the stereo. The X10 starts up quickly without lag, and Android Auto just works. The sound quality is excellent! No regrets.

After using the X10 head unit, I can confidently say it’s a standout product that delivers exceptional value and features well beyond its price point. Packaged really great with fast shipping. Uses the same harnessconnections as the previous atoto model so it's a quick swap.The display is a real highlight—crystal clear, bright during the day, and perfectly dimmed at night. Unlike my previous unit, I’m no longer blinded during nighttime driving, yet the screen remains easy to read. The touch responsiveness is excellent, rivaling modern smartphones, and everything loads quickly without any frustrating lag. Customization options like live wallpapers and widgets make the interface feel both modern and personal.Setting up Android Auto was a breeze—it connects wirelessly every time without a hitch. The menus are intuitive and easy to navigate, and while Google Maps lacks pinch-to-zoom, the double-tap and drag feature works just fine. The built-in EQ app is incredibly customizable, allowing precise adjustments for every speaker. Whether you're using FM radio, digital sources, or Bluetooth, the sound quality is consistently impressive.The hardware is equally well-designed. The HDMI input, dual USB ports, external mic port, and SIM card slot are practical and thoughtfully laid out, with cables long enough to ensure a clean, professional installation. The GPS antenna cable was particularly impressive, with enough length for a discreet roof-mounted setup, providing quick and accurate location tracking. Even the Wi-Fi antenna offers better reception than my phone, which was a pleasant surprise.I also appreciated the straightforward integration with steering wheel controls. Programming them was quick.Best Atoto unit yet.