Good head unit. Screen quality is quite nice and the physical buttons feel good. Installation was relatively easy if you have the proper adapters for your car, but it does come with a wiring harness so you can splice it together yourself. It has a lot of included apps including an extensive EQ app, dash cam app, and many others. Steering wheel controls were able to be mapped on the head unit without any other adapters (on a 2013 Kia Rio) though your mileage may vary. The included dash cam is pretty decent quality and integrates pretty seamlessly into the head unit.

Great build quality, painless install, and it works great.

Quality product as described.

All right here's the deal!! I swapped my A6PF for this A5L.FYI, the transition from one another was flawless, same connections, no wire fidling just unplug and replug.The physical look is a tad different since this one has a usb port, a micro-sd slot AND an aux port, right on the front left of it.It also comes with a dashcam and i must say, the image quality from this little camera is quite impressive. It is also plug and play meaning that you plug in the camera via usb, the headunit recognizes it and launches the dvr app automatically. (i just need to figure out how in the heck im going to secure the camera to the dash in my little miata but thats my own problem)I have added a few pictures of the EQ interface which is quite simple to use but rather powerful.You can easily play with the frequency range of the speakers and the subwoofer.The sound quality is very clear and by limiting the bass to my door speakers i can get a sound that is much clearer and crisp than with the stock radio and also a bit better than with the a6pf.The radio app works flawlessly and well... this thing is just plain the result of an android tablet being merged with a car stereo, you can access the internet, watch movies, install just about any app that you would on a regular android tablet but... right there in your car's headunit.Well done ATOTO, another great product.

The wireless Android Auto feature is a standout, offering the convenience of a larger screen without the hassle of plugging in. The display itself is sharp, colorful, and fairly responsive, though it occasionally experiences some minor delays—nothing too serious, but noticeable if you’re used to an OEM display. The interface could be more intuitive and straightforward, especially when compared to the built-in system in my Hyundai SUV, but it still gets the job done. The included backup camera is a nice addition; the resolution is decent, though not cutting-edge by today’s standards. Overall, it’s a solid option for a more feature-rich in-car experience.