This head unit is a nice upgrade if you want modern features without spending a fortune. The screen is large and clear, and wireless carplay and android auto connect quickly once set up, though the initial install and wiring can take a bit of patience if you are not used to car audio. Touch response is generally smooth, apps run well, and having built in GPS is convenient even without a phone connected. Sound quality is solid with good tuning options, and the included backup camera works fine for everyday parking. It is not a premium system, but for the price it delivers a lot of functionality and makes an older vehicle feel much more up to date. The large display is also very easy to see even if the screen can be a bit glarry.

My 3rd Atoto radio in 3 different cars! (2 in my car ,1 my girlfriend)All of them still work to this days! 4 years - 2 years and this new one only have 1 month so i cannot rate durability!I really love that 9 inch screen for apple carplay!Its amazing for the price!I had the 7 inch FE in my old car, it was really good! But when i got the 9 inch for my girlfriend car... 7 inch seem not enough after all :P9 inch is really nice for the map!! You can see traffic coming from 10 km awayGive a little boost from the OEM radio wattage . OEM was 15 watts per channel, this one 24 watts!! (good thing cause OEM was a bit under power when i was listening podcast)Get yourself the Atoto remote! The roll/thumb wheel for volume adjustment is Really nice to use!!

Hear me out, I've tried multiple head unit's for my 2013 FRS and let me tell you, this one surpasses each one of them.Of course, I can't say whether this is better than the 300-700$ ones, but among the ones of the same price or lower, this one is definitely worth every cent.Not only it includes a super detailed manual, but also different variety of mounting and cables depending on your car model.Note that you'd most likely still need to get a harness for the cables, since every car is different.My personal only issue with it was to install it in my original brackets, because this display is bigger than my original one, so keep in mind that you'd have to DIY a bit if your original head unit display is smaller.

This ATOTOZONE 9" touchscreen generic comes with Android operating system, making it basically a modified tablet to work with the car. Installation is not easy but manageable (I advise you to look at YouTube for an installation video), and you get all the tools and cables in the box.The touchscreen is responsive, and the operating system runs generally in a smooth way (it claims to have 4GB RAM), and you get a lot more storage space at 64GB. It supports the OEM backup camera (if available). The best thing is it supports WiFi connections, so you can download any apps or offline maps as you wish. Finally, it supports CarPlay and Android Auto.

I've taken my time with testing as I've been running this unit for over 30 days, and I've got to say I am torn. I love my old 7" Android head unit that has more ram, but once I installed this 9" inch floating screen I don't think I can go back. It's amazing and very responsive. Because it is larger I don't have to focus as much when I reach out to tap the screen. With my 7" I had to take a bit of focus off the road to hit the precise spot on the screen as it was recessed into my dash. This one is larger and closer to you so it's more forgiving. I love the row of controls at the bottom as well and that you can find tune the colour to match your interior dash lights. it's really impressive when friends hop into my car.The interface and GUI are pretty well thought out and the radio and steering wheel controls were easy to configure. The DSP settings were also pretty robust so i did not add an hardware AMP to my set up, but have previously upgraded my stock speakers. The back up camera is great on the 9 in display and pops up almost instantly. Even though it comes with ATOTO's lowest tier camera, it's still really good. On some other brands/models in this price range or higher you are expected to purchase it separately.It is running Android 10, which is old, but I use mostly Android Auto via the Zlink App, so it runs like a closed unit. I'm not as worried about security updates. Speaking of updates, for an ATOTO unit it's pretty painless as they are handled over the air (OTA). I've heard stories of older units where you would need to take pictures and upload it to their website, and a whole process. Where as for this unit you simply connect to your hotspot and check for updates.It might sound minor, but the most important feature for me is that the Navigation volume and voice quality in Google Maps within Android Auto via the Zlink app is crystal clear! My older unit for some reason, even with updates would sound like a scratchy robot. I have had no issues with Google Assistant or Navigation with this at all, which is kind of why I'm hard pressed to swap this out.I give it 4 stars because of 2 minor issues, ever so often I've experienced my music can skipping. I find myself having to swipe down from the top of the screen to hit restart to correct it. I have not figured out what can be causing this, but I suspect it's due to only 2GB of ram which is odd as all other audio like assistant/navigation sound fine. It really only happens 1 our of 20 times, but when it does it's annoying. The ZLINK app switches to night mode easily once I turn on my lights, but I have not figured out how to set the Android menus to Dark mode. So small GUI functions like the volume bar will appear bright at night. Lastly, while the IPS display has great viewing angles, looks great, and handles glare well, for a brief period in the evenings when the sun is setting you can't really see all the details in Google Maps dark mode. I'm not sure if that's an IPS issue or something that can be fixed in the Zlink app. Once you try another ATOTO unit with an QLED display, it's hard to not want QLED in 9in.Despite those minor issues I still strongly recommend this unit in 9in as it's a huge upgrade for an older car. If I could get this form factor with 4GB of ram and a slightly faster processor and Android 13 I would take it in an instant. Tip: even though I have not experienced any issues, you should install the GPD module sitting on your dash, instead of how I stuck it to the mirror.