The X10 is ATOTO’s new top of the range in-car entertainment system offering the innovative features that the company are known for while delivering a significant improvement in speed and audio performance over more budget focused models. I purchased the 9” version with integrated DAB+ to upgrade an older ATOTO unit.Key to the slick performance are the 8Gb RAM and 128Gb storage along with a fast Snapdragon octa-core processor and custom Android 13 based operating system. Everything runs smooth and fast with no lag. App shortcuts and widgets can easily be moved around the screens - just like a phone or tablet - so the layout can be changed to suit your own particular preferences.The X10 is fully Google certified, so the Play store and apps such as Netflix run without issue. ATOTO’s own DriveChat personal assistant is installed offering smart voice control functions and Google Assistant is available too. Both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connect wirelessly to the X10.Split screen operation can maximise the available screen area and the QLED panel is bright and colourful, offering good viewing angles. The screen coating is slightly matt to cut down reflections even in direct sunlight. This ‘edge-fit’ model has no physical buttons on the front panel with all controls on a customisable menu bar at the bottom of the screen.There are lots of connectivity options with dual Bluetooth 5.0, 4G LTE (a SIM is included or you can use your own) and WIFI (both 2.4 & 5 GHz). Hotspot and tethering functions are provided and there are dual USB ports to connect other devices.Of course one of the most critical factors of any infotainment system is the sound quality and in this regard the X10 excels – it’s a real step up from previous models. It features aptX HD audio, 24 bit DAC and an advanced DSP with 32 band equaliser. There are both analogue and digital outputs to support external amplifiers and subwoofers including coaxial and SPDIF digital connections. An HDMI input port is also available for audio/video devices.A standout feature on the X10 is the integrated DVR function for front and rear cameras with simultaneous recording, parking monitoring and auto activation. This does require specific ATOTO cameras (which are available as extras) and uses proprietary connectors. However conventional front (dashcam) and rear (reversing) cameras are still supported through RCA or USB connections and work flawlessly.As always with ATOTO a full set of standard connection cables, antennas and mounting hardware are provided in the box and their website has very comprehensive downloadable guides both for installation and operation of the X10.The back part of the unit will fit in a standard double DIN aperture with the mounting cage and brackets provided. The front panel is slightly larger - so this should be taken into account when considering how it will fit in your vehicle.While the X10 has a premium price compared to other ATOTO models it has the features, performance and sound quality to fully justify that and carries my full recommendation.

The X10 is ATOTO’s new top of the range in-car entertainment system offering the innovative features that the company are known for while delivering a significant improvement in speed and audio performance over more budget focused models. I purchased the 9” version with integrated DAB+ to upgrade an older ATOTO unit.Key to the slick performance are the 8Gb RAM and 128Gb storage along with a fast Snapdragon octa-core processor and custom Android 13 based operating system. Everything runs smooth and fast with no lag. App shortcuts and widgets can easily be moved around the screens - just like a phone or tablet - so the layout can be changed to suit your own particular preferences.The X10 is fully Google certified, so the Play store and apps such as Netflix run without issue. ATOTO’s own DriveChat personal assistant is installed offering smart voice control functions and Google Assistant is available too. Both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connect wirelessly to the X10.Split screen operation can maximise the available screen area and the QLED panel is bright and colourful, offering good viewing angles. The screen coating is slightly matt to cut down reflections even in direct sunlight. This ‘edge-fit’ model has no physical buttons on the front panel with all controls on a customisable menu bar at the bottom of the screen.There are lots of connectivity options with dual Bluetooth 5.0, 4G LTE (a SIM is included or you can use your own) and WIFI (both 2.4 & 5 GHz). Hotspot and tethering functions are provided and there are dual USB ports to connect other devices.Of course one of the most critical factors of any infotainment system is the sound quality and in this regard the X10 excels – it’s a real step up from previous models. It features aptX HD audio, 24 bit DAC and an advanced DSP with 32 band equaliser. There are both analogue and digital outputs to support external amplifiers and subwoofers including coaxial and SPDIF digital connections. An HDMI input port is also available for audio/video devices.A standout feature on the X10 is the integrated DVR function for front and rear cameras with simultaneous recording, parking monitoring and auto activation. This does require specific ATOTO cameras (which are available as extras) and uses proprietary connectors. However conventional front (dashcam) and rear (reversing) cameras are still supported through RCA or USB connections and work flawlessly.As always with ATOTO a full set of standard connection cables, antennas and mounting hardware are provided in the box and their website has very comprehensive downloadable guides both for installation and operation of the X10.The back part of the unit will fit in a standard double DIN aperture with the mounting cage and brackets provided. The front panel is slightly larger - so this should be taken into account when considering how it will fit in your vehicle.While the X10 has a premium price compared to other ATOTO models it has the features, performance and sound quality to fully justify that and carries my full recommendation.

The X10 is ATOTO’s new top of the range in-car entertainment system offering the innovative features that the company are known for while delivering a significant improvement in speed and audio performance over more budget focused models. I purchased the 9” version with integrated DAB+ to upgrade an older ATOTO unit.Key to the slick performance are the 8Gb RAM and 128Gb storage along with a fast Snapdragon octa-core processor and custom Android 13 based operating system. Everything runs smooth and fast with no lag. App shortcuts and widgets can easily be moved around the screens - just like a phone or tablet - so the layout can be changed to suit your own particular preferences.The X10 is fully Google certified, so the Play store and apps such as Netflix run without issue. ATOTO’s own DriveChat personal assistant is installed offering smart voice control functions and Google Assistant is available too. Both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connect wirelessly to the X10.Split screen operation can maximise the available screen area and the QLED panel is bright and colourful, offering good viewing angles. The screen coating is slightly matt to cut down reflections even in direct sunlight. This ‘edge-fit’ model has no physical buttons on the front panel with all controls on a customisable menu bar at the bottom of the screen.There are lots of connectivity options with dual Bluetooth 5.0, 4G LTE (a SIM is included or you can use your own) and WIFI (both 2.4 & 5 GHz). Hotspot and tethering functions are provided and there are dual USB ports to connect other devices.Of course one of the most critical factors of any infotainment system is the sound quality and in this regard the X10 excels – it’s a real step up from previous models. It features aptX HD audio, 24 bit DAC and an advanced DSP with 32 band equaliser. There are both analogue and digital outputs to support external amplifiers and subwoofers including coaxial and SPDIF digital connections. An HDMI input port is also available for audio/video devices.A standout feature on the X10 is the integrated DVR function for front and rear cameras with simultaneous recording, parking monitoring and auto activation. This does require specific ATOTO cameras (which are available as extras) and uses proprietary connectors. However conventional front (dashcam) and rear (reversing) cameras are still supported through RCA or USB connections and work flawlessly.As always with ATOTO a full set of standard connection cables, antennas and mounting hardware are provided in the box and their website has very comprehensive downloadable guides both for installation and operation of the X10.The back part of the unit will fit in a standard double DIN aperture with the mounting cage and brackets provided. The front panel is slightly larger - so this should be taken into account when considering how it will fit in your vehicle.While the X10 has a premium price compared to other ATOTO models it has the features, performance and sound quality to fully justify that and carries my full recommendation.

The X10 is ATOTO’s new top of the range in-car entertainment system offering the innovative features that the company are known for while delivering a significant improvement in speed and audio performance over more budget focused models. I purchased the 9” version with integrated DAB+ to upgrade an older ATOTO unit.Key to the slick performance are the 8Gb RAM and 128Gb storage along with a fast Snapdragon octa-core processor and custom Android 13 based operating system. Everything runs smooth and fast with no lag. App shortcuts and widgets can easily be moved around the screens - just like a phone or tablet - so the layout can be changed to suit your own particular preferences.The X10 is fully Google certified, so the Play store and apps such as Netflix run without issue. ATOTO’s own DriveChat personal assistant is installed offering smart voice control functions and Google Assistant is available too. Both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connect wirelessly to the X10.Split screen operation can maximise the available screen area and the QLED panel is bright and colourful, offering good viewing angles. The screen coating is slightly matt to cut down reflections even in direct sunlight. This ‘edge-fit’ model has no physical buttons on the front panel with all controls on a customisable menu bar at the bottom of the screen.There are lots of connectivity options with dual Bluetooth 5.0, 4G LTE (a SIM is included or you can use your own) and WIFI (both 2.4 & 5 GHz). Hotspot and tethering functions are provided and there are dual USB ports to connect other devices.Of course one of the most critical factors of any infotainment system is the sound quality and in this regard the X10 excels – it’s a real step up from previous models. It features aptX HD audio, 24 bit DAC and an advanced DSP with 32 band equaliser. There are both analogue and digital outputs to support external amplifiers and subwoofers including coaxial and SPDIF digital connections. An HDMI input port is also available for audio/video devices.A standout feature on the X10 is the integrated DVR function for front and rear cameras with simultaneous recording, parking monitoring and auto activation. This does require specific ATOTO cameras (which are available as extras) and uses proprietary connectors. However conventional front (dashcam) and rear (reversing) cameras are still supported through RCA or USB connections and work flawlessly.As always with ATOTO a full set of standard connection cables, antennas and mounting hardware are provided in the box and their website has very comprehensive downloadable guides both for installation and operation of the X10.The back part of the unit will fit in a standard double DIN aperture with the mounting cage and brackets provided. The front panel is slightly larger - so this should be taken into account when considering how it will fit in your vehicle.While the X10 has a premium price compared to other ATOTO models it has the features, performance and sound quality to fully justify that and carries my full recommendation.

The X10 is ATOTO’s new top of the range in-car entertainment system offering the innovative features that the company are known for while delivering a significant improvement in speed and audio performance over more budget focused models. I purchased the 9” version with integrated DAB+ to upgrade an older ATOTO unit.Key to the slick performance are the 8Gb RAM and 128Gb storage along with a fast Snapdragon octa-core processor and custom Android 13 based operating system. Everything runs smooth and fast with no lag. App shortcuts and widgets can easily be moved around the screens - just like a phone or tablet - so the layout can be changed to suit your own particular preferences.The X10 is fully Google certified, so the Play store and apps such as Netflix run without issue. ATOTO’s own DriveChat personal assistant is installed offering smart voice control functions and Google Assistant is available too. Both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connect wirelessly to the X10.Split screen operation can maximise the available screen area and the QLED panel is bright and colourful, offering good viewing angles. The screen coating is slightly matt to cut down reflections even in direct sunlight. This ‘edge-fit’ model has no physical buttons on the front panel with all controls on a customisable menu bar at the bottom of the screen.There are lots of connectivity options with dual Bluetooth 5.0, 4G LTE (a SIM is included or you can use your own) and WIFI (both 2.4 & 5 GHz). Hotspot and tethering functions are provided and there are dual USB ports to connect other devices.Of course one of the most critical factors of any infotainment system is the sound quality and in this regard the X10 excels – it’s a real step up from previous models. It features aptX HD audio, 24 bit DAC and an advanced DSP with 32 band equaliser. There are both analogue and digital outputs to support external amplifiers and subwoofers including coaxial and SPDIF digital connections. An HDMI input port is also available for audio/video devices.A standout feature on the X10 is the integrated DVR function for front and rear cameras with simultaneous recording, parking monitoring and auto activation. This does require specific ATOTO cameras (which are available as extras) and uses proprietary connectors. However conventional front (dashcam) and rear (reversing) cameras are still supported through RCA or USB connections and work flawlessly.As always with ATOTO a full set of standard connection cables, antennas and mounting hardware are provided in the box and their website has very comprehensive downloadable guides both for installation and operation of the X10.The back part of the unit will fit in a standard double DIN aperture with the mounting cage and brackets provided. The front panel is slightly larger - so this should be taken into account when considering how it will fit in your vehicle.While the X10 has a premium price compared to other ATOTO models it has the features, performance and sound quality to fully justify that and carries my full recommendation.