The ATOTO V10 is a premium Android Auto / Apple Car Play Stereo Double Din Head Unit. I installed it in my 2006 H2 Hummer and the quality is amazing. It has the ability to connect to 4 cameras, front bumper, rear bumper, dash cam and interior cam. It also has a karaoke feature that utilizes a digital signal processor to attenuate the vocals and allow a wireless microphone to be used to sing along to songs. The cameras and wireless karaoke microphones are sold separately. I would definitely recommend this unit. Attached are photos of my installation and the unit powered on. I still need to install a border bezel and clean up the installation.

Had 2 android head units over the last 6 years, they both sucked. This one is a game changer though. Amazing head unit! I'm using the digital coax output to an arc audio dsp. Finally a new age head unit that smokes the old school units. For reference I'm a die hard for the late 90's Clarion pro audio head units.

I am coming from an S8 that i've had installed in my car for a while now. I have installed the unit over the weekend and spent a couple of hours driving and testing everything out and i have a couple of initial thoughts:- The menu system is a little but confusing with the different options. The differences with the S8 are notable. I feel like the menu on the V10 is a little bit more difficult although most options are there. I prefer the menu structure on the S8.Positives:- The sound quality is DEFINITELY BETTER than the S8. Even before running noise and frequency range tests. I could hear the difference out right. I am VERY pleased with the sound quality- Having the option to use an SD card on the face of the dec is OUTSTANDING.- Wallpaper settings on lock screen. On my old S8 i wasn't unable to change lock screen image it kept showing a mountain that i didnt liked and never found a way to change it. On the V10 i can see that at least is is now showing a black screen with the keycode. This is arguably better option. Still think it would be nice to include option to change background image. Gives the user more flexibility.- Cambus option and wheel steering controls worked immediately. Have had issues with this in the past. happy that it worked without an issue this time.- Onboard storage is outstanding!!! enough space for anything i would want to do- The deck is noticeably speedier and start up time is very fast. Just a 1-2 sec. This is a great improvement.- HDMI port output is great. I havent had a chance to test this feature. I am assuming that i would be able to dual cast different images on this port.Neutral- LED strip on the right of the unit. I couldn't find any options to change the colors, behaviour, etc.- Option for the built in light control for optional feetwell LEDS (lumiauto). I like this feature and have it installed on my vehicle. The bluetooth connection is unreliable even though the LEDs in itself work ok. Would like to see an option to plug them directly into the back of the deck. Direct control vs bluetooth.Wants for the future:Would like to see an option of installing SIM card on deck face as opposed to in the back with a cable. I realize that this is counter-productive in terms of the safety of the unit but i think if it would be possible to have " both options" it would five user much more flexibility.This is a small initial first impressions. I need to spend more time with the unit but i like it very much so far.

I'm coming from an (atoto) A6PL, and am absolutely in love with this new head unit. The a6 itself was an amazing value for a unit with basic dsp time alignment, but the V10 improves on it further by simplifying it for non-experts. Best part for me? The main cable is the same pinout as the A6 (and many other aftermarket android stereos). I swapped in, as-is, without redoing harnesses!Audio wise, It used to be that you couldn't get these features like time alignment outside of premium ~$1K Sony head units, or nowadays stuck with basic factory tuning for premium cars (I.e. newer corvettes, Caddy / Lexus add ons, etc). The V10 isn't "cheap" anymore like the A6 was by any means, but the VALUE still present for this dollar is impossible to beat.It isn't just the audio quality -- it's the capacity to enhance your audio further from things like time alignment, or regaining headroom/less distortion in your tweeters via crossover. With SIM/LTE support, you can install streaming apps natively to further improve quality; it DOES sound better.Audio aside, I was pleasantly surprised that unlike the A6, the V10 has a proper main + diversity antenna array to enhance LTE performance and roaming stability while driving if you install a SIM card (cell tower RF is part of my day job--so let me tell you: this is a great thing to have). Couldn't fit my aftermarket antennas, but the stock seems to be holding up OK for max quality streaming so far (My antennas are 2.5" W x 6.5" L -- they're huge)Video and display performance have been stellar, even on a secondary screen (HDMI out). At first, I was a bit bummed that this didn't come with a matte screen protector like the A6 did -- until I noticed that the screen itself was already matte! I'm glad they didn't choose gloss to avoid glare.About the HDMI out--it supports independent operation between the head unit screen and secondary HDMI screen. That means, for example, your kids can watch a movie in the back seat while you still have maps on your front screen.System performance has been phenomenal. Even as I throw more at it in terms of apps/multitasking, I've yet to experience lag even in split-screen apps + video output to External HDMI.Even has a CPU fan app that allows you to set the temperature for fan activation -- or manually enable it -- if you're worried about heat.----------------For the record, I'm an audio expert (aka freak) -- from mixing on $10K+ consoles, $4K+ studio monitors, or my "casual" ~$1200 planar magnetic headphone rig for gaming/music. Can't help it, I'm a musician at heart and engineer in mind. That said, cars were an environment I didn't take seriously (until fairly recently) because they're kind of a compromised listening environment that you have to jump through so many hoops for: from the automotive skills to self install, the audio experience to self tune, and if you're a DIYer: the workarounds for the utilities (time alignment, monitoring+reference signal generation, etc) you might be lacking. And what if you don't know/have any of that? You PAY someone else $500 for it, or $500 to buy a FiX to do it for you. And at the end of the day? It's still an acoustic mess of phase cancellation, inadequate dampening, and a final tuning that gets thrown off by a window going down, or tilting your seat back two clicks.--------Was that last paragraph too TMI? Well, that's kind of the point I'm trying to make!THAT'S PRECISELY why I love the V10 -- this beautifully engineered piece of work somehow manages to take a laborious and/or expensive process and simplifies it into a single user-friendly package.You can get near top-dollar results without *actually* spending top dollar :)Will it be as good as a hand tuning by an expert with proper equipment? Will it bring factory speakers to the same detail resolution as a 14 speaker C8? Obviously not. But that stuff is already more expensive in material + time than the V10 itself! And you can skip the math involved :)If you've never experienced it before, proper time alignment and phase correction alone will massively enhance your listening experience. Check my video for a tip on how to experience (and recognize) how bad phase issues can become -- every non time aligned car has this at varying degrees, without exception, guaranteed by physics, and you've never known.- The soundstage of this head unit was already better than my A6 out of box- good instrument separation/imaging that further cleans up after you EQ to fit your speakers. Mine was muddy between 200-500hz, cleared up beautifully- convenient in-app distance references (converts ms to cm in app) to make time alignment easier for non-experts- Dual LTE antennas (Main + Diversity) enhancing roaming ability, potentially even helping with carrier aggregation if implemented (can't tell though)- Multiple video + audio in/out options- HDMI out supports separate outputs between head unit vs. secondary screen (see images)- Digital out (SPDIF, optical outputs for external DA...

Easy install, this is the third radio I bought from this brand. Sound is good and really like the fact it has 4g, just put a visible SIM card in for $23 a month. Added car play in a old 2005 f550