This thing is great. I installed it in my 2003 silverado and it was a breeze. I had to use an interface module to get it to work with the door chime system, but that's pretty normal when adding an aftermarket radio on anything with a CAN bus system.It has a ton of cool features and the screen is responsive and easy to use. I like the volume controls, the tuning functions, the bluetooth playback, etc.The microphone for bluetooth calls is a little funky, but that might just be the way I have it installed.I have not yet figured out the GPS function because it needs a wifi connection, but I'll work on that soon.Overall a good double din replacement with a ton of cool features.

I purchased an Atoto A5L 7 inch android radio from amazon. This unit has every feature of a much more expensive radio. It was very easy to install. It is an amazing product. The list of features is long. Navigation, steering wheel controls are easy to hook up. It has inputs for video and front and rear camera . You can hook it up to your phone and if you want control of your sound it's all here. If you need a little help with any issues or questions customer service is knowledgeable and prompt. If you are on a budget ,but like high end electronics. This is for you

I bought this radio to replace another ATOTO radio (the a6 pro). At the time that I purchased the A6 Pro was the top of the line from ATOTO. Well, as soon as I powered up the new radio I realized that things have changed alot in the last few years. The boot time is way faster, and the features are amazing. I am very happy with the update. The install was a breeze since all of the wires have the exact same labeling. GREAT job ATOTO. The only negative is that the wireless remote from the A6 doesn't work with the new deck so I had to buy a new one that is compatible, but that is sort of to be expected.

Receive this as a father's birthday present. But by the time I got all the adapters, cables, fittings and trim kit easily doubled the price of the unit.I wanted navigation for my Dodge Grand caravan but to add that would be a yearly subscription and I did not want to pay for a subscription.The AI on this is a bit slow to learn your likes and dislikes. And it's a bit finicky to figure out how to silence the music without turning off the navigation audio.But all in all, It's a very good replacement headset for the price.My partner actually thought that the speaker was broken on her side door but once we got the new radio she could actually hear the music.It was a bit frustrating installing it because the first steering wheel can bus adapter did not power up and the second adapter, one obutton still doesn't work. And voice commands are touch and go.Trying to tell the headset to dial a phone number. It gets completely confused.But you give it a location on maps and it's fine.The a I figured out. I use the navigation all the time so gave me a shortcut icon in yellow in the upper left hand corner.This unit has 18 presets for FM and AM bands. If there are multiple drivers in the family. Up the three drivers can have their choice of FM presets. Fm1, fm2, and fm3. And you can have AM1 and AM2, each with 18 presets.Most people will not be able to use all the presets on one of these preset Banks.I'm still trying to figure out how to load my personal music onto the SD card and photos.There's one other quirk is that the radio comes on every time you start the car and there's no way to turn off that function on the A5L, The l stands for lite.But other than that it is a really good sounding audio system without having to put a lot of money into it.If you install it correctly, you're going to spend about $120 to $150 for the adapter cables.And I had to find the backup light wire on the driver side floor and splice into that to make the camera function work. And a camera retention adapter.The backup image with the original equipment camera is very poor, but at least I didn't have to install another piece of equipment.

Replacement for 2003 F150, this is a pretty good fit - just a little gap on each side, and a bit too tall for the F150's trim. Had to cut the plastic cross bar on the trim piece, which leaves a little gap visible between bottom of screen and top of A/C-heater control panel. That said, let me concentrate on the stereo itself.This is my 2nd chinese android head unit. 1st is an Eonon in my 325i and - while it work, is pretty quirky: locks up frequently, radio is substandard, sound quality took a lot of tweaking to get up to snuff.SO... I had pretty low expectations. As long as it had reasonable sound, would run Waze Nav, and had basic steering wheel controls, I decided to be happy. Any nav screen is better than none.I was pleasantly surprised by how small this unit is - basically it's a 2-DIN faceplace compared to my 5-yr old Eonon (which, admittedly is larger because it has CD/DVD while this unit doesn't). And, installation was pretty easy.When I booted it up, that's when I got happy :-)Sound quality is *much* better than older Android HU's. Radio reception is very good. EQ allows a lot of customization, but it's sound is good without being tweaked significantly.More important, the unit has been rock solid. Has not locked up, crashed, etc. I hotspot connect to my phone usually, and used this way, Waze and other networked apps have been rock solid.Carplay wasn't of interest to me... until I tried it. It is also rock solid... and I don't have to turn on hotspot. I've changed my normal usage pattern completely: now I run Waze under Carplay, while stereo plays FLACs from 64GB SD card. I've used Google music and some other streaming apps (with and without Carplay), and streaming has been solid also - I just prefer my FLAC's quality sound.For this absurdly low price, this is a no brainer as a way to modernize a pre-nav vehicle.Ok - it's still an Android headunit, and that is by definition a 'hobbyist' platform. You have to get used to how it works, you have to understand how it wants to work, and you can expect some bugs. But, it is clear that the quality of Android HU's has improved in the last 5 years. I've reported a number of bugs, but they are all minor, mainly cosmetic issues (like the main screen doesn't scale up size perfectly).I drop 1/2 point because by default, the font is TOO SMALL. You can change this via accessibility, changing the default fontsize and scaling, but it's clear that this isn't how it was tested originally. With it scaled up to readable size, a number of cosmetic bugs pop up.The other 1/2 pt. off is because the *SEPARATE* steering wheel control is 'quirky'. It works, and is better than no SWC at all, but its analog and sometimes gets lost. I suspect the unit is fine with built-in SWC.OVERALL: Even with some minor quirks, mainly related to SWC and larger fonts, this is a steal at under $120, and a very welcome modernization for an older vehicle. The Atoto's audio quality is SO much better than I expected, and Wired/Wireless Carplay is very useable.