(Purchased 9" Model) This head unit has got to be the snappiest model I've ever used, including recent OEM models. Even after going for a short drive, it didn't slow down from heat. ATOTO nailed the mark on performance for this model.Install was easy; since I was upgrading from an older ATOTO model I was able to use the same harness without re-doing my connections. Android Auto works straight out of the box once you pair to bluetooth, and will automatically connect you to the car's hotspot. 4G capability remains untested, but I have a SIM card on the way. Since it sticks out from the dash a bit, the mounting cage was a new experience for me. If you're actively installing this, I'd install the case & run the wires out first, then you can go ahead and install the unit with little hassle. I left reassembling my dash until after I had it screwed in, and I had to spend some time finessing trim pieces around the screen. Otherwise, extremely simple.There's a lot of customization options available. In the picture I've gone ahead and changed the background, as well as the function buttons on the bottom row, so you're not stuck with a function you don't need. It's a bit unfortunate that the built in apps aren't easily removable. Things like Spotify and their AI assistant are system apps. Spotify could be disabled, but the AI companion cannot. However you can remove the button for it on the action bar and go about your day without it interfering.Brightness and dark mode on Android Auto properly toggle with your headlight switch (assuming you've wired it in to the illumination cable). This is great to see and it keeps the cabin dark while night driving so you can adequately see the road; not something to be taken for granted!All-in-all, if you're looking at this during the Black-Friday sale, I'd jump on it while it's discounted. It's a great head unit and was a big upgrade even from my current ATOTO head unit.

The screen is impressive. Night time driving is so much better than my last radio. It has really good dimming for night and bright for day. It's nice to not be blinded at night and to still be able to easily read the screen during the day. Linking the phone for hands free and setting up android auto was really easy. After a quick setup It automatically connects every time. The x10’s wireless android auto simply works no fuss.The menu's are easy to access and the screen is very responsive. The pinch to zoom in Google maps is very convenient. *(Android Auto map does not support this) For this you need to double tap then drag down to zoom or up to expand.The user guide that can be accessed online is very thorough.Good selection of apps and features.Convenient preset and custom EQ settings.FM reception is strong.The sound across all sources is very good. Quality sound from FM and digital sources is a important feature for me.HDMI input port2 microphones built in & a port to plug in a external microphoneUSB input x2. You get 2 cables that plug into the back. 1 labeled storage for camera recording. The other is labeled for general storage.The SIM card slot is a cable too. The cable's are a convenient length. I had no problem getting them to an easy access location.The gps antenna cable is a generous length. I had plenty of cable to place the antenna next to my rear view mirror. That's a hidden run inside the dash up the side pillar and across the roof. GPS antenna's always work better with a clear view. I don't like having them lay on the dash. The extra cable makes it easy for a clean looking install.The gps was quick to identify location.It has a wifi antenna on a cable as well. The wifi range is good. It gets better WiFi reception than my pixel phone. I was a little surprised by that.The steering wheel controls are quick and easy to program. 2 wires link to factory controls. Simply open and start programming. Press the control on screen then press the steering wheel button you want. Press save and you are done.I am very happy with the purchase and would highly recommend the X10.The installation instructions are online. You get a basic guide with scannable codes that link to your correct language manual.

The only thing I don’t like bout it… it don’t come with an remote 😩 I mean for all most $600 you’ll think it would 🙄

Update:I upgraded my review to 5 stars because...I emailed Atoto support to ask if they could change the weather widget from Celsius to Fahrenheit and it finally happened (took about a week & and a half after my initial request)!Additionally, they were helpful when I had a question about setting my favorite FM radio stations to a preset of my choosing.Thank you, Atoto!The 9" X10 has been a great upgrade to my Atoto S8. 2003 TundraPros: Wireless AA works so much better than the S8, although it still takes about a minute to connect The QLED screen is vibrant & bright. The main power & speaker connector is the same as the S8 so I did not have to purchase another wiring harness. The headunit points towards the driver (see pic) The OTA updates take the headache out of using a flash drive and making sure I have the correct files in the right folders. The new UI is much better than the S8Cons: When programming FM radio stations, I could not figure out how to set my favorite stations to the preset numbers I also could not figure out how to change the units of measure in the weather widget from celsius to fahrenheit. The S8 had a micro sd slot that I was using for my music, the X10 does not so I'm using the usb The display buttons disappear when using AASo far it has been a good decision to upgrade from the S8.