Very nice and big, nice Quality aswell, screen is also very high resolution which allows plenty of space even to hook up a console or use as a second screen through hdmiSet up was simple as well if you know your way around a wiring diagram

Absolute banger! I’ve installed many head units before but this one is simply the best. VERY clear screen, tons of functionality, plenty of RAM and internal storage. Easy to connect everything. Value for your dollar is insanely good. Packed with features! Not to mention the customer service is stellar with very fast response. I’ve never had this positive of an experience with a head units company before.

I installed the ATOTO A6TYCR02X09PF in my 2013 Toyota Corolla L back in 2023. Since it was designed specifically for the Corolla, installation was straightforward with no dash kit required. For the first year or so, I was happy with it. The 9-inch screen was nice, and the built-in DSP helped the stock speakers sound better. I mostly used it for media playback and Bluetooth audio.After a couple years though, the issues started piling up. Apps crashed constantly thanks to the underpowered CPU and only 2GB of RAM. Boot times were painfully slow, and even though it had GPS, the clock would always be wrong at startup. It kept resetting itself during my drives. Bluetooth calls sounded terrible, like I was talking in a well, so I stopped using that feature entirely. The fixed screen was also slightly awkward since I had to look downward when using Waze.Finally pulled the trigger on the ATOTO X10G125E. The unit arrived well packaged with foam protection, so no shipping damage. Had to grab a Scosche dash kit to make it fit just right in the double-DIN spot, but I reused the A6 harness without any issues for power, speakers, and controls. Hooked up my aftermarket steering wheel controls with the included harness and everything works perfect. Volume, track skip, switching sources, all of it works right out of the gate.The upgraded CPU and 8GB of RAM make a huge difference. No more crashes at all. Apps and media load crazy fast, even when I'm running split-screen stuff. The bigger, brighter QLED screen tilts too, which makes glancing at it while driving so much easier than the fixed A6 screen. Big win for music as well. The aptX HD Bluetooth support is a real upgrade over the A6's basic audio, giving way better quality for wireless streaming from my Android phone. The external noise-canceling mic is clearer than the A6 but still doesn't quite match stock OEM car mics. The free 100MB SIM plus 10GB 10-day trial code gives a nice taste of LTE streaming without hotspotting my phone. No clock issues so far on the X10. It stays spot on. GPS locks on fast with no issues. Radio reception is comparable to the A6, both work fine.I hooked up the rear camera and it doubles as a dashcam, which was interesting. Live view and no lag for tight parking or road trips. I skipped the front cam since I already have a dedicated dashcam. Tried the DriveChat AI feature and so far it works as expected. By default, it uses ChatGPT models for replies, and you can use voice commands to control radio functions similar to how you'd control devices with Alexa or Google Assistant. Might grab their OBD accessory next to run Torque Pro for engine diagnostics.Now for the minor nitpicks. Those LED light bars on each side of the screen keep flashing like a party and I can't figure out how to turn them off. Haven't found any documentation on it yet. The installation instructions covered the physical setup okay, but didn't include anything about the actual features or how to configure them. I also can't get the reverse camera guide lines to show up. I see a setting enabled for it, but when I put the car in reverse, no lines appear on screen. I'm chalking it up to user error and not having documentation on how to properly enable the feature. I discovered the sleep time setting affects how long the LED bars flash after turning off the car, and also controls whether it does a cold boot or quick resume next time. Cold boots feel a bit slower than the A6, but you can set the cold boot frequency like every 7 days, or even never if you want.Cost me about $600 to swap out the A6. Worth it to get rid of those crashes and performance issues, plus that larger adjustable screen makes a real difference.

I just purchased and installed an ATOTO X10G110E in my 2001 Dodge Ram 2500. I had installed a very nice Kenwood about 10 years ago and it still sounded fine, but due to it's age it was missing features I now wanted, i.e. no Bluetooth, no Apple carplay, etc. So I decided to upgrade.I really like ATOTO products. This is actually my fourth ATOTO head unit that I have purchased/installed. I have installed two ATOTO P6's, one in my 1969 VW and one in my daughter's 2009 Toyota Corolla, and, I installed an F7 in my dad's chevy truck. All of them work well, sound great, are responsive, and I really like the backup camera feature in each instance. So I'm really happy with ATOTO.I purchased the X10G110G a few weeks ago and it was a similar install as the others. So far, here are my thoughts:1) I was worried that the "floating" screen would bug me since it's outside of the dashboard. I used the lowest height settings to leave as much clearance as possible for my heat/AC vents. I'm finding that I don't really notice that it's not integrated. It only protrudes about an inch from the dash, and I guess if it really bothered me I could modify the installation brackets and push it back further, but at this point I don't mind it at all.2) This unit is VERY VERY FAST. Basically turn the key and it's on. No wait at startup. However if you do a full restart of the unit it will take about ~20 seconds to fully come back up. The screen is beautiful and clear, and moving between screens/apps is instantaneous. ApplePlay and Maps work perfectly.3) I bought an ATOTO AC-4450 Bluetooth OBDII/ OBD2 Car Diagnostic Scanner/Scan Tool so I could get real-time information from my old truck's OBD2 port. It's fantastic. I can open Torque any time for my truck's vitals. If you get one, note that you have to connect it to Bluetooth II in order for it stay connected while your phone is connected.4) I had an ATOTO AC-44P2 1080P USB DVR On-Dash Camera that I didn't use on a previous install. I could never get it to work with the X10 so I ended up buying aAC-FHD02DV FHD 1080P On-Dash DVR Camera and that one works perfectly. If you get a "signal error" don't panic, just go into your camera settings and change it to "recording camera" and it will work. (I learned that from experience. :) )5) The system update is good in that it will connect directly to your WiFI. Note however that it takes ~1 hr to update. And, the update failed for me the first 3 times. Fourth was successful, so be patient. Or, I saw on line where someone had contacted support and got the update file from ATOTO, so you may want to try that if yours fails.6) I absolutely love this head unit but I wonder why they designed it so deep in the dash. My previous ATOTO units were basically flat installs with a ton of space behind for wiring. This one is the same formfactor as a 2 DIN with a CD ROM. Not a lot of room behind for the wire harness and other cabling. It fit, but was a bit squishy.7) The sound quality is AWESOME. I was replacing my old Kenwood so I wanted high audio quality as I have an external amp and subwoofer. Be aware that you will probably need to tweak your external amp settings with this unit. I had to way back off my gain and boost on the amp, but now the sound is just amazing. Love it!8) ATOTO technical support is great! I had some questions during the installation process and they were super responsive and helpful!Bottom line, I would definitely recommend this head unit if you're looking for fast performance, a big beautiful screen, and wonderful sound!

X10. Nice andriod radio. Still getting used to the capabilities. Sound is good with equalizer function. There are 3 user equalizers you can save. I use 1 for music and another for talk podcasts. 10” Floating screen looks good in 2010 CRV. Car didn’t have steering wheel controls and the remote bundled with the X10 works well. I really like its spinning ring for volume up/down. FM reception is ok. Apple car play works well with my phone. Phone calls are clear. I didn’t use the external wired mic as there are already 2 mics on the display. They work too. Display is clear and bright. I have brightness turned way down too. I haven’t noticed any lag. I can Scroll thru my mp3 collection on the sd card quickly. I’ll probably add the OBD and TPS options. Recommended!!!