Works very well with a recently installed generuc aftermarket 9 inch android car radio.Easy 3 wires unstallation.Very responsive and sensitive buttons.Never loses connection.Looks great amd packs 6 buttons in such a small package.

I'm happy with my ATOTO remote control. But you need to be gentle: When you connect the remote button functions to the ATOTO player, please note that the volume up and down mapping is very sensitive. This means that you must move the outer wheel on the button only a FEW SINGLE clicks at the time, in order for the mapping to be registered. If you turn the wheel quickly up or down, it will probably not register. I was struggling with this for a awhile, until I realized that you must turn the wheel very carefully and slowly, for the ATOTO player to register the signal from the ATOTO remote control. However, once you get this done it works really well. So I recommend this remote to other customers. I have tried several inexpensive Android players but they are a waste of time. ATOTO works really well.

I have an ageing Japanese import Toyota Granvia Campervan. When imported it came with a double din unit that was replaced by the previous owner with an Xtrans unit for the U.K. market as the Japanese unit didn’t work in the U.K. Sadly after a few years the Xtrans unit failed recently but I was never a very satisfied with its performance being based on an out of date Android system. Also it hadn’t been installed correctly so only one of the door speakers worked. I took time to choose a replacement and settled for the Atoto A6PF system and I wasn’t disappointed. However that unit did not come with a remote control as as standard but this remote fitted the bill. I now have a unit correctly installed and with a remote unit that completes the installation. I like that you can program it to have different functions, which is easy to do. My only criticism is that the steering wheel adapter is a bit ‘heath Robinson’ so I may find a place on the dash where I can fix it. Not having the remote embedded in the steering wheel means that the remote gets activated when you are turning corners etc., which will need getting used to and the rotary control is a bit over sensitive. Other than that it completes the installation.

It certainly works. The rotary ring around the outside is very sensitive and could do with some damping. I use it for Volume but it's hard to adjust a little bit. The other controls are fine though

I have an ageing Japanese import Toyota Granvia Campervan. When imported it came with a double din unit that was replaced by the previous owner with an Xtrans unit for the U.K. market as the Japanese unit didn’t work in the U.K. Sadly after a few years the Xtrans unit failed recently but I was never a very satisfied with its performance being based on an out of date Android system. Also it hadn’t been installed correctly so only one of the door speakers worked. I took time to choose a replacement and settled for the Atoto A6PF system and I wasn’t disappointed. However that unit did not come with a remote control as as standard but this remote fitted the bill. I now have a unit correctly installed and with a remote unit that completes the installation. I like that you can program it to have different functions, which is easy to do. My only criticism is that the steering wheel adapter is a bit ‘heath Robinson’ so I may find a place on the dash where I can fix it. Not having the remote embedded in the steering wheel means that the remote gets activated when you are turning corners etc., which will need getting used to and the rotary control is a bit over sensitive. Other than that it completes the installation.