ATOTOA6PF Android Double-DIN Car Stereo, Wireless CarPlay, Wireless Android Auto, Mirrorlink, 7" Touchscreen in-Dash Navigation, GPS Tracker, WiFi/BT/USB Tethering, HD LRV, 2G+32G, A6G2A7PF

I've been very impressed with the overall functionality of this head unit - lots of output options as RCA preouts AND direct speaker power, different ways to accept steering wheel controls, different bracket mounting schemes, and it runs on the android operating system, so you can go to the actual google play store to download new apps. It also came with a screen protector. I had some installation and setup difficulties (because im not a car stereo professional), and the support desk was very detailed and responsive, even after coming back multiple times with new questions.specific useful information for my installation in my 2005 Nissan Altima: 1) dont use an axxess steering wheel controls aftermarket signal converter - just connect the factory steering wheel controls directly to the head unit. 2) the radio seemed louder than the other sources at a consistent volume level - turns out, there's a hidden menu with a password (3368) to access source-specific-gain settings which i was able to adjust without issue.Long story short - i'd highly recommend this to anyone looking for a double din head unit that runs on android.

This radio is on point. Netflix amazon prime even my live cameras work on it. Hulu doesn't for some reason. The downside is the bluetooth sound quality. It's trash. But if you load and save the music on the radio itself you will be able to tell the difference or plug the phone using rhe carlink app that is built in. I ran my speakers to a 4 way amp in the rear and ran rca to the unit. Speakers sound much better once you break the many equalizer settings. Very responsive too.

I've used this stereo in my vehicle for a few years now, and can give my opinion on long term use.1. Sound quality: it sounds fine. For regular users, it will be fine. Over the years I've developed more audiophile ears and I can notice lack of perfect clarity, but if you're not coming from an audiophile experience, you'll have no complaints.2. Hardware features: it works well for what it says it does. Good screen quality, good microphone quality(it includes an external mic), gps antenna works properly, subwoofer out is good. Does not have rca speaker output, which means you can't bypass the amplifier and use an external amplifier if the audio is not clear enough for you. It DOES have AV video input. Which I assume is meant to be an option for connecting a life feed camera, however you can use whatever. So I used an HDMI to AV converter and hooked up my Nintendo Switch to it. A fun trick to have.3. Software features: it's running android, which means it can do most of what an android tablet can do. Due to Play Store restrictions, you cannot download certain apps, like Netflix or Disney+, however if you download an alternate app store via Chrome, this is no longer an issue, albeit a risk. The software is not perfect. It is a modified trimmed down version of Android to optimize it as a car stereo. This removes some features but most of which you won't miss. I did have occasional crashes and difficulty updating. This unit cannot update over the air, and needs a flash drive to be able to update. The issue is that the updates will only happen if the system recognizes the update files on the flash drive and chooses to prompt. There is no way to force the update, and for my most recent unit, it refused to recognize the update files in all circumstances and after all troubleshooting.4. Customer Support: not bad at all. They respond to emails within their office hours and will guide you through troubleshooting. They helped me solve a few different issues. Due to them being in China, I had to wait about 24 hours between responses, but it worked slowly but surely.5. Performance: it is not a fast device. The processor and ram are limited and can be slow loading many applications. It does work eventually. Some bugs are continuous and you have to work around them. For example, Android Auto will only work via a wireless or wired connection. It will not work if both are connected, and be stuck ok a waiting and trying to connect loop until it is only connected via one of the two.6. Value for money: It's really tough to beat this. While not perfect, you will have fun with it. Especially if you're coming from a stock stereo, or you're new to android stereos, you will enjoy messing around with this. I like to run an emulator on it and connect a controller to make it an in-car game system. The options are endless. I cannot speak for how this compares to premium android units yet, but for the sheer openness and acceptable reliability for the product, it's well worth the price I laid at $200.

The Atoto A6PF is great, lots of features (wired and wireless carplay, easy to set up, nice screen with some touch gestures, and it has made my driving experience amazing on the daily.At first I had some low audio issues on calls, but customer service helped me quickly through email. I've had some connection issues once in a while with my Android phones, but so far I'm satisfied with this radio for more than 2 years.

Solo que las plaquitas para colocar el aparato tuve que cortarles un pedacito, el stereo es genial.

Installed a lot of car stereos in my day. Installed alot of android units also. Worst car stereo ever installed. Every Atoto I have ever installed comes back to me within the year. I have fixed so many of these it is ridiculous. Atoto customer support joke. It is non existent. I won't install these anymore. People ask for installs if it is Atoto I will not do it.