WiFi card died on day 3. Which sucks but customer service was excellent from atoto and handled with a prompt refund through Amazon. Ultimately bought the DuDu 7 which is the Cadillac of android radios.But if I had to purchase something else it would be a Sony 10.1 es series. Pricey but much more user friendly than any android.

I just purchased and installed an ATOTO X10G110E in my 2001 Dodge Ram 2500. I had installed a very nice Kenwood about 10 years ago and it still sounded fine, but due to it's age it was missing features I now wanted, i.e. no Bluetooth, no Apple carplay, etc. So I decided to upgrade.I really like ATOTO products. This is actually my fourth ATOTO head unit that I have purchased/installed. I have installed two ATOTO P6's, one in my 1969 VW and one in my daughter's 2009 Toyota Corolla, and, I installed an F7 in my dad's chevy truck. All of them work well, sound great, are responsive, and I really like the backup camera feature in each instance. So I'm really happy with ATOTO.I purchased the X10G110G a few weeks ago and it was a similar install as the others. So far, here are my thoughts:1) I was worried that the "floating" screen would bug me since it's outside of the dashboard. I used the lowest height settings to leave as much clearance as possible for my heat/AC vents. I'm finding that I don't really notice that it's not integrated. It only protrudes about an inch from the dash, and I guess if it really bothered me I could modify the installation brackets and push it back further, but at this point I don't mind it at all.2) This unit is VERY VERY FAST. Basically turn the key and it's on. No wait at startup. However if you do a full restart of the unit it will take about ~20 seconds to fully come back up. The screen is beautiful and clear, and moving between screens/apps is instantaneous. ApplePlay and Maps work perfectly.3) I bought an ATOTO AC-4450 Bluetooth OBDII/ OBD2 Car Diagnostic Scanner/Scan Tool so I could get real-time information from my old truck's OBD2 port. It's fantastic. I can open Torque any time for my truck's vitals. If you get one, note that you have to connect it to Bluetooth II in order for it stay connected while your phone is connected.4) I had an ATOTO AC-44P2 1080P USB DVR On-Dash Camera that I didn't use on a previous install. I could never get it to work with the X10 so I ended up buying aAC-FHD02DV FHD 1080P On-Dash DVR Camera and that one works perfectly. If you get a "signal error" don't panic, just go into your camera settings and change it to "recording camera" and it will work. (I learned that from experience. :) )5) The system update is good in that it will connect directly to your WiFI. Note however that it takes ~1 hr to update. And, the update failed for me the first 3 times. Fourth was successful, so be patient. Or, I saw on line where someone had contacted support and got the update file from ATOTO, so you may want to try that if yours fails.6) I absolutely love this head unit but I wonder why they designed it so deep in the dash. My previous ATOTO units were basically flat installs with a ton of space behind for wiring. This one is the same formfactor as a 2 DIN with a CD ROM. Not a lot of room behind for the wire harness and other cabling. It fit, but was a bit squishy.7) The sound quality is AWESOME. I was replacing my old Kenwood so I wanted high audio quality as I have an external amp and subwoofer. Be aware that you will probably need to tweak your external amp settings with this unit. I had to way back off my gain and boost on the amp, but now the sound is just amazing. Love it!8) ATOTO technical support is great! I had some questions during the installation process and they were super responsive and helpful!Bottom line, I would definitely recommend this head unit if you're looking for fast performance, a big beautiful screen, and wonderful sound!

X10. Nice andriod radio. Still getting used to the capabilities. Sound is good with equalizer function. There are 3 user equalizers you can save. I use 1 for music and another for talk podcasts. 10” Floating screen looks good in 2010 CRV. Car didn’t have steering wheel controls and the remote bundled with the X10 works well. I really like its spinning ring for volume up/down. FM reception is ok. Apple car play works well with my phone. Phone calls are clear. I didn’t use the external wired mic as there are already 2 mics on the display. They work too. Display is clear and bright. I have brightness turned way down too. I haven’t noticed any lag. I can Scroll thru my mp3 collection on the sd card quickly. I’ll probably add the OBD and TPS options. Recommended!!!

This is a quality 10" floating unit with a bright sharp display. Comes with connections for many external sources including hdmi input, Android Auto and Apple Carplay. It even came with 2 different type of screen protectors in the box. A++ shipping and customer service.

This is my third Atoto head unit. I started with an F7WE and then upgraded to an S8 Premium to be able to have Android apps native. The F7 is still going strong in my son's car and the S8 will be moving to my project FD RX-7. I was interested in X10 due to the move to Android 13 with a stronger processor and higher RAM and storage capacity. I opted for a 10" screen as I had seen one in the wild and realized I could make one work with my RX8.So far, the X10 has been a large improvement over the S8. While I do not know the voltage of the preamp connections, I know that they are higher than the S8 as they drive my factory Bose amps/speakers with more headroom, able to achieve higher loudness, while maintaining a phenomenal sound. Another major improvement over the S8 for Android Auto is that the X10 can control the voice prompt volume separately from music. This is something the F7 was capable of so I'm glad to have that capability again.Installation was very straightforward and went without any gotchas. The best part is that Atoto uses a standardized power plug in the same way Pioneer has, so I didn't have to redo my wiring harness for the new head unit. The plug in my dash is the original F7 plug which worked perfectly for my S8 and now works for my X10. If you are looking to upgrade this definitely makes it much easier.I have not played with the AI chat function much as of this review. It is an interesting feature but I'm curious how useful it will end up being. I'll let you know how that plays out in a 6 month update.There are only two thing I wish were different with this device. I wish it had a bit more flexibility in its depth adjustments. I'd love to have it a half inch to an inch closer to the dash. I also wish they would have colored the RCA preamp outputs in the standard car audio colors (white, gray, purple, and green). They used the standard red and white with little stickers to indicate front and rear. Those are really just nitpicks though.Overall, I'm very pleased with the unit and its performance and if you are in the market for one of the best Android based head units on the market, look no further.