Great unit. For the price, they give you so much. The installation manual was a bit of shorthand, but as it stated, this is for Toyota, I installed it on 2005 Scion xB, no extra parts was needed. It perfectly fits to my Scion’s dash. Connect the included harness, it took me about 45 mins, without backup camera installed. it has only 2GB of RAM, so it get sluggish once in a while but for the price, it’s not a deal breaker at all.Included GPS antenna, even I installed it inside the dash, it picks up decent signal.I couldn’t get the screen mirroring work yet, but CarPlay works.For the sound, I needed to play around the EQ setting, once it set right, it’s decent. Hopefully it will last long enough!

Fit was really tight in my firstgen 2003 Toyota Tundra AccessCab, but happy with the final result, since it looks well-integrated in the dashboard. I was also pleasantly surprised the package included the wiring harness (I had bought one separately thinking I needed to). I bypassed the factory amp, as I’ve seen others do on YouTube based on non-JBL Toyotas; sound is adequate for 20+ year old speakers. For mounting, I had to use the side brackets from ATOTO, and then bolt the OEM brackets to the side of those before installing in the dashboard. Note: In my case, the bolt pattern only allowed for one bolt per bracket on each side of the ATOTO vs the usual two per side for the OEM stereo, in order for the height to match up properly. Wireless Apple CarPlay works flawlessly, as well as wired. The native operating system is a little tricky to set-up if you want to add/use Android apps, but that may have something to do with me setting up CarPlay, which I use for everything anyway. I connected this to a tailgate camera I bought from a different vendor; the picture is not as high-resolution as I expected but it definitely does the job and engages when I put the car into reverse gear; I didn’t wire it for always-on, which allows you to open the camera with an app, but not really necessary for me.

Fit was really tight in my firstgen 2003 Toyota Tundra AccessCab, but happy with the final result, since it looks well-integrated in the dashboard. I was also pleasantly surprised the package included the wiring harness (I had bought one separately thinking I needed to). I bypassed the factory amp, as I’ve seen others do on YouTube based on non-JBL Toyotas; sound is adequate for 20+ year old speakers. For mounting, I had to use the side brackets from ATOTO, and then bolt the OEM brackets to the side of those before installing in the dashboard. Note: In my case, the bolt pattern only allowed for one bolt per bracket on each side of the ATOTO vs the usual two per side for the OEM stereo, in order for the height to match up properly. Wireless Apple CarPlay works flawlessly, as well as wired. The native operating system is a little tricky to set-up if you want to add/use Android apps, but that may have something to do with me setting up CarPlay, which I use for everything anyway. I connected this to a tailgate camera I bought from a different vendor; the picture is not as high-resolution as I expected but it definitely does the job and engages when I put the car into reverse gear; I didn’t wire it for always-on, which allows you to open the camera with an app, but not really necessary for me.

Great unit. For the price, they give you so much. The installation manual was a bit of shorthand, but as it stated, this is for Toyota, I installed it on 2005 Scion xB, no extra parts was needed. It perfectly fits to my Scion’s dash. Connect the included harness, it took me about 45 mins, without backup camera installed. it has only 2GB of RAM, so it get sluggish once in a while but for the price, it’s not a deal breaker at all.Included GPS antenna, even I installed it inside the dash, it picks up decent signal.I couldn’t get the screen mirroring work yet, but CarPlay works.For the sound, I needed to play around the EQ setting, once it set right, it’s decent. Hopefully it will last long enough!

Great unit. For the price, they give you so much. The installation manual was a bit of shorthand, but as it stated, this is for Toyota, I installed it on 2005 Scion xB, no extra parts was needed. It perfectly fits to my Scion’s dash. Connect the included harness, it took me about 45 mins, without backup camera installed. it has only 2GB of RAM, so it get sluggish once in a while but for the price, it’s not a deal breaker at all.Included GPS antenna, even I installed it inside the dash, it picks up decent signal.I couldn’t get the screen mirroring work yet, but CarPlay works.For the sound, I needed to play around the EQ setting, once it set right, it’s decent. Hopefully it will last long enough!