This is a review of the ATOTO S8 Gen4 11.5 inch headunit. I have owned several Atoto headunits and they have always performed well for me and this one looks to be no exception. I was looking for something with a larger screen and I have to say it's almost ridiculous the size difference is vs my old 7" double din screen. It was so large in fact that it did cover up the factory clock in my 2014 tacoma. It also covered up the hazard light switch. Fortunately, the headunits included bracket seems to give you some adjustability in how far it sticks out of the dash. This was necessary in my install to make the hazards available. Along with the large screen which is nice for the navigation, this unit has something not a lot of headunits have these days-- a large rotary volume control! I really appreciate this feature, the opposite side is for track fwd/rev which is also nice.My Tacoma has steering wheel controls and another great thing about the Atoto is the ability to not only program the steering wheel buttons without an expensive adapter, but also give each button a dual function depending on short or long presses.The headunit also comes with the Torque app and using my Bluetooth OBD2 reader it can give me engine details and even error codes.My previous headunit being an Atoto as well made my installation super easy as each generation seems to use the same harnesses. I had the old one out and the new one in in minutes!For connectivity, I use Bluetooth mainly and use the headunits app that autostarts android auto. I do also connect it to my home wifi to do updates or download offline maps in case I want to use something other than android auto. Although it does have cellular connectivity, I do not plan on implementing it.One last thing I thought was interesting and I might add at some point is the DVR functionality. It looks like you can use both the headunits storage or external storage using their Atoto camera.In short here are the pros and cons I've found on this headunit so far:Pros:Ease of installRotary volume controlMultiple inputs for camerasHuge screen with good touch controlsSteering wheel controlsCons:Depending on your vehicle it may cover up things you don't want to. I think it works great in any 2nd gen toyota tacoma however. Please see the included pics.If anything changes, or needs to be added, I will do so.

This is a review of the ATOTO S8 Gen4 11.5 inch headunit. I have owned several Atoto headunits and they have always performed well for me and this one looks to be no exception. I was looking for something with a larger screen and I have to say it's almost ridiculous the size difference is vs my old 7" double din screen. It was so large in fact that it did cover up the factory clock in my 2014 tacoma. It also covered up the hazard light switch. Fortunately, the headunits included bracket seems to give you some adjustability in how far it sticks out of the dash. This was necessary in my install to make the hazards available. Along with the large screen which is nice for the navigation, this unit has something not a lot of headunits have these days-- a large rotary volume control! I really appreciate this feature, the opposite side is for track fwd/rev which is also nice.My Tacoma has steering wheel controls and another great thing about the Atoto is the ability to not only program the steering wheel buttons without an expensive adapter, but also give each button a dual function depending on short or long presses.The headunit also comes with the Torque app and using my Bluetooth OBD2 reader it can give me engine details and even error codes.My previous headunit being an Atoto as well made my installation super easy as each generation seems to use the same harnesses. I had the old one out and the new one in in minutes!For connectivity, I use Bluetooth mainly and use the headunits app that autostarts android auto. I do also connect it to my home wifi to do updates or download offline maps in case I want to use something other than android auto. Although it does have cellular connectivity, I do not plan on implementing it.One last thing I thought was interesting and I might add at some point is the DVR functionality. It looks like you can use both the headunits storage or external storage using their Atoto camera.In short here are the pros and cons I've found on this headunit so far:Pros:Ease of installRotary volume controlMultiple inputs for camerasHuge screen with good touch controlsSteering wheel controlsCons:Depending on your vehicle it may cover up things you don't want to. I think it works great in any 2nd gen toyota tacoma however. Please see the included pics.If anything changes, or needs to be added, I will do so.

This is a review of the ATOTO S8 Gen4 11.5 inch headunit. I have owned several Atoto headunits and they have always performed well for me and this one looks to be no exception. I was looking for something with a larger screen and I have to say it's almost ridiculous the size difference is vs my old 7" double din screen. It was so large in fact that it did cover up the factory clock in my 2014 tacoma. It also covered up the hazard light switch. Fortunately, the headunits included bracket seems to give you some adjustability in how far it sticks out of the dash. This was necessary in my install to make the hazards available. Along with the large screen which is nice for the navigation, this unit has something not a lot of headunits have these days-- a large rotary volume control! I really appreciate this feature, the opposite side is for track fwd/rev which is also nice.My Tacoma has steering wheel controls and another great thing about the Atoto is the ability to not only program the steering wheel buttons without an expensive adapter, but also give each button a dual function depending on short or long presses.The headunit also comes with the Torque app and using my Bluetooth OBD2 reader it can give me engine details and even error codes.My previous headunit being an Atoto as well made my installation super easy as each generation seems to use the same harnesses. I had the old one out and the new one in in minutes!For connectivity, I use Bluetooth mainly and use the headunits app that autostarts android auto. I do also connect it to my home wifi to do updates or download offline maps in case I want to use something other than android auto. Although it does have cellular connectivity, I do not plan on implementing it.One last thing I thought was interesting and I might add at some point is the DVR functionality. It looks like you can use both the headunits storage or external storage using their Atoto camera.In short here are the pros and cons I've found on this headunit so far:Pros:Ease of installRotary volume controlMultiple inputs for camerasHuge screen with good touch controlsSteering wheel controlsCons:Depending on your vehicle it may cover up things you don't want to. I think it works great in any 2nd gen toyota tacoma however. Please see the included pics.If anything changes, or needs to be added, I will do so.

This is a review of the ATOTO S8 Gen4 11.5 inch headunit. I have owned several Atoto headunits and they have always performed well for me and this one looks to be no exception. I was looking for something with a larger screen and I have to say it's almost ridiculous the size difference is vs my old 7" double din screen. It was so large in fact that it did cover up the factory clock in my 2014 tacoma. It also covered up the hazard light switch. Fortunately, the headunits included bracket seems to give you some adjustability in how far it sticks out of the dash. This was necessary in my install to make the hazards available. Along with the large screen which is nice for the navigation, this unit has something not a lot of headunits have these days-- a large rotary volume control! I really appreciate this feature, the opposite side is for track fwd/rev which is also nice.My Tacoma has steering wheel controls and another great thing about the Atoto is the ability to not only program the steering wheel buttons without an expensive adapter, but also give each button a dual function depending on short or long presses.The headunit also comes with the Torque app and using my Bluetooth OBD2 reader it can give me engine details and even error codes.My previous headunit being an Atoto as well made my installation super easy as each generation seems to use the same harnesses. I had the old one out and the new one in in minutes!For connectivity, I use Bluetooth mainly and use the headunits app that autostarts android auto. I do also connect it to my home wifi to do updates or download offline maps in case I want to use something other than android auto. Although it does have cellular connectivity, I do not plan on implementing it.One last thing I thought was interesting and I might add at some point is the DVR functionality. It looks like you can use both the headunits storage or external storage using their Atoto camera.In short here are the pros and cons I've found on this headunit so far:Pros:Ease of installRotary volume controlMultiple inputs for camerasHuge screen with good touch controlsSteering wheel controlsCons:Depending on your vehicle it may cover up things you don't want to. I think it works great in any 2nd gen toyota tacoma however. Please see the included pics.If anything changes, or needs to be added, I will do so.

This is a review of the ATOTO S8 Gen4 11.5 inch headunit. I have owned several Atoto headunits and they have always performed well for me and this one looks to be no exception. I was looking for something with a larger screen and I have to say it's almost ridiculous the size difference is vs my old 7" double din screen. It was so large in fact that it did cover up the factory clock in my 2014 tacoma. It also covered up the hazard light switch. Fortunately, the headunits included bracket seems to give you some adjustability in how far it sticks out of the dash. This was necessary in my install to make the hazards available. Along with the large screen which is nice for the navigation, this unit has something not a lot of headunits have these days-- a large rotary volume control! I really appreciate this feature, the opposite side is for track fwd/rev which is also nice.My Tacoma has steering wheel controls and another great thing about the Atoto is the ability to not only program the steering wheel buttons without an expensive adapter, but also give each button a dual function depending on short or long presses.The headunit also comes with the Torque app and using my Bluetooth OBD2 reader it can give me engine details and even error codes.My previous headunit being an Atoto as well made my installation super easy as each generation seems to use the same harnesses. I had the old one out and the new one in in minutes!For connectivity, I use Bluetooth mainly and use the headunits app that autostarts android auto. I do also connect it to my home wifi to do updates or download offline maps in case I want to use something other than android auto. Although it does have cellular connectivity, I do not plan on implementing it.One last thing I thought was interesting and I might add at some point is the DVR functionality. It looks like you can use both the headunits storage or external storage using their Atoto camera.In short here are the pros and cons I've found on this headunit so far:Pros:Ease of installRotary volume controlMultiple inputs for camerasHuge screen with good touch controlsSteering wheel controlsCons:Depending on your vehicle it may cover up things you don't want to. I think it works great in any 2nd gen toyota tacoma however. Please see the included pics.If anything changes, or needs to be added, I will do so.