This was put into an old Land Cruiser. Took a while to splice in the harness, but otherwise a nice upgrade over the old clunky radio.

It does android/ios just fine. It also did not affect my speaker volume or quality. The installation is entirely easy for my A3, but might be a problem if you have a car that is more locked down.After tens of hours of driving it have never failed and so far has connected near instant ever time. It is about as generic of AA/CP as you can get. It feels well made though. Screen is bright enough to be usable even in decent sunlight and the resolution is average and not harming anything.This is just a really above average overall unit

This thing isn't a super snappy top performer or anything, but it does really well for its price point. The user experience is actually really good despite it not being the fastest thing ever. In a world with high end flagship smartphones anything that isn't instant feels like an eternity, but the extra second it takes to open an application or a menu is really easy to get used to. If you're going to spend less money you will get less for it, but this one is very well balanced for the price. It packs a ton of features into it, is super easy to use, has tons of I/O and the screen looks great despite its relatively low resolution.Android auto is seamless and works very well. It takes a bit to connect the very first time, but once it stays with standby power and in sleep mode it connects super quick. Turn on the car, boots up nearly instantly and it's connected. It's a nice experience.Install is exactly what you would expect if you've done a double DIN before. Fits exactly the same as any other unit I've installed before. Harness is bog standard except for the additional I/O that comes with a more advanced Android based head unit like USB, camera, 4-channel outputs and dedicated subwoofer output which is very welcome. I have never seen a single subwoofer channel output on a head unit before, but it is fantastic to have. Makes tuning things so much easier.For the price this thing demands it is a really solid little head unit. Good luck finding anything like this from the usual suspects even above the $300 price point. You're not paying the brand tax.Super solid little unit that I would not hesitate to recommend.

This was put into an old Land Cruiser. Took a while to splice in the harness, but otherwise a nice upgrade over the old clunky radio.

If you get a harness for your auto, installation is much easier. This fits most older double din cars easily with minor modification to the included brackets.This stereo moved my Odyssey 2003 into the present. It not only adds the ability to have a backup cam (not included, but I had one already installed with an older head unit) but the functionality is crisp and refined and has a very intuitive interface. It sounds great with crystal clear sound and looks like an OEM installation.This is a large step up for me even having an older touch screen which was quirky and not as responsive. The interface is quick to respond, and had the refinement that only ATOTO has.This may be marketed as a light version of their original line up, but has most of the feature you expect from a stereo from them in the 300 plus range. Therefore you get a lot of value and features for the price.