Once again I am amazed at Amazon delivery times. Said unit had been dispatched from Hong Kong and arrived next morning, 4 day delivery. Wow. Unit is superb. How did I ever drive my car without one?

I'm doing a panel van camper conversion so was looking to upgrade the media so was looking at reviews and came across this unit that had better reviews than most of the well known makes. Particularly appealing to me was the fact you can run a dash cam, a rear view camera and a reversing camera and it has a gps navigation app. So just the one screen for everything I need and keeps the camper cab tidy.

It's a great head unit, easy to fit and works well. The only struggle I have had in renaming radio stations, and deleting those I'm not interested in. Access to better instructions would be a help.

Bought this for my 2006 Mazda MX5 Mk3, with a standard fit stereo (not Bose). I was a bit disappointed to find that I needed to buy an ISO adapter to mate the head unit with the Mazda wiring harness - this was an extra £15 - but that fitted fine, and once I got the right ISO adapter (the Mazda takes ISO adapter B provided with the kit) everything powered up, and worked great. The sound is impressive - I think the amp included on my model makes the difference, and there are a few neat features, e.g. the unit dims when the headlights are turned on. I bought this with a facia unit which I modified to a double DIN by removing the central bar, and it's a really good fit, although the stereo is slightly to big to fit the provided facia around, and it will need a bit of trimming. The unit itself is fully featured, although the interface is a bit fiddly, and I haven't figured out how to change apps on the default pages - some of the apps aren't available in the UK, and I'd rather be able to put my own ones there. The ATOTO website provides some useful tips, and I plan to wire in the steering wheel controls - they don't work with the standard harnesses, and will need wiring into the car stereo, although that seems fairly straightforward. It certainly makes the interior look much smarter, and has got all the functionality of a typical android tablet, with a few car- specific apps like the Radio. So far, looks like a good buy.

Being an individual who likes android it came to my surprise to see that you could have a car system with that technology. Once set up it was like using my phone and tablet which is great just for the fact that i can download applications you normally can't get on a stereo such as different sat navs & even emulators which you can use when you arrive somewhere somewhat early. As well as this the device has great additional hardware you can purchase such as a dash cam, USB adapter to use android auto/ apple car play and others. The only downfall for me is that you can't plug your phone in straight and get android auto working out the box and like the android systems before it, it can act weird (be slow and restart). However i feel that is more to do with not updating the system (which is easy to do thanks to Atoto's customer service). So overall a great little system.