This is my 3rd atoto radio. My other is the 10in model in my motorhome. This is by far the best model of the 3 that I have. The android auto instantly connected, and continues to work as designed. The wireless android auto is seemeless. I really liked the ability to pick and choose "themes" for the radio similar to the phones, but with an added bonus; the vehicle specific theme has a GPS signal speedometer on the main display of the radio. The processing speed of the radio is way faster than the older model I used to have. There are so many more features on the radio that I haven't played with yet. The size of the radio, normal double din, is regular, however the mounting depth is smaller than a traditional radio, which helps the wiring on the back side. It sounds louder than the old model. Very easy to use, and great value for the money. Makes using android auto or carplay capability gps offroad apps that much better. I use the gaia gps app on my phone and it connects to the radio awesome.

I purchased this A5L unit to replace an older A6Y model from Atoto, mainly because of performance and Native Android Auto support.The smaller footprint of the A5L made it easier to install and get up and running quickly with plenty of space behind the unit for wiring. I was able to use my original backup camera remote wire, RCA, and external mic leads on the A5L.As far as usage goes, here are the pros and cons that I ran into:Pros:1. Performance and responsiveness is alot snappier than the A6Y.2. Wifi downloads and app installation on A5L performs much better.3. Sound is nice with lots of options on EQ.4. The ability to program short AND long presses on the SWC doubles the capabilities of my steering wheel controls, which was a pleasant surprise.5. Having the ability to turn off the screen (not just dim), but still have the music playing (which I mapped to a SWC button) is nice for nighttime driving.6. Native Android Auto and Carplay support.Cons:1. I was really hoping to be able to use the same GPS antenna lead that had already been run from the previous A6Y install, but the connector was different.2. Not as many rear usb ports as the A6Y3. I haven't been able to figure out if there is a way to change the default music player (I prefer Poweramp for local music).4. The UI is does not have as many customization features as the A6Y.5. This is a big one. While I was initially able to connect my phone to use Android Auto via USB, I can no longer connect via usb after having connected via Wireless Android Auto. There doesn't seem to be an easy way to disable Wireless android auto and just rely on usb connection exclusively.This may be a deal breaker if I can't get USB Android Auto working, and if there really is no way to change either the UI to run Poweramp as a default music player, or to change the default music player in general, I'm not sure the upgrade will work for me. Which is a shame, because performance-wise, the A5L is noticeably faster/smoother than the A6Y, but the old UI and options on the A6Y are better, IMO.Also, I haven't had a chance to try out the OBDII adapter and Torque, but am planning on giving it a shot.Overall, I think this is a great unit for the price, and most users would probably be happy with the performance. However, if I can't get the Wireless Android Auto issue figured out, as well as how to change the default music player app to Poweramp, then I'm up in the air on whether or not to go back to the A6Y.

I purchased this A5L unit to replace an older A6Y model from Atoto, mainly because of performance and Native Android Auto support.The smaller footprint of the A5L made it easier to install and get up and running quickly with plenty of space behind the unit for wiring. I was able to use my original backup camera remote wire, RCA, and external mic leads on the A5L.As far as usage goes, here are the pros and cons that I ran into:Pros:1. Performance and responsiveness is alot snappier than the A6Y.2. Wifi downloads and app installation on A5L performs much better.3. Sound is nice with lots of options on EQ.4. The ability to program short AND long presses on the SWC doubles the capabilities of my steering wheel controls, which was a pleasant surprise.5. Having the ability to turn off the screen (not just dim), but still have the music playing (which I mapped to a SWC button) is nice for nighttime driving.6. Native Android Auto and Carplay support.Cons:1. I was really hoping to be able to use the same GPS antenna lead that had already been run from the previous A6Y install, but the connector was different.2. Not as many rear usb ports as the A6Y3. I haven't been able to figure out if there is a way to change the default music player (I prefer Poweramp for local music).4. The UI is does not have as many customization features as the A6Y.5. This is a big one. While I was initially able to connect my phone to use Android Auto via USB, I can no longer connect via usb after having connected via Wireless Android Auto. There doesn't seem to be an easy way to disable Wireless android auto and just rely on usb connection exclusively.This may be a deal breaker if I can't get USB Android Auto working, and if there really is no way to change either the UI to run Poweramp as a default music player, or to change the default music player in general, I'm not sure the upgrade will work for me. Which is a shame, because performance-wise, the A5L is noticeably faster/smoother than the A6Y, but the old UI and options on the A6Y are better, IMO.Also, I haven't had a chance to try out the OBDII adapter and Torque, but am planning on giving it a shot.Overall, I think this is a great unit for the price, and most users would probably be happy with the performance. However, if I can't get the Wireless Android Auto issue figured out, as well as how to change the default music player app to Poweramp, then I'm up in the air on whether or not to go back to the A6Y.

This is my 3rd atoto radio. My other is the 10in model in my motorhome. This is by far the best model of the 3 that I have. The android auto instantly connected, and continues to work as designed. The wireless android auto is seemeless. I really liked the ability to pick and choose "themes" for the radio similar to the phones, but with an added bonus; the vehicle specific theme has a GPS signal speedometer on the main display of the radio. The processing speed of the radio is way faster than the older model I used to have. There are so many more features on the radio that I haven't played with yet. The size of the radio, normal double din, is regular, however the mounting depth is smaller than a traditional radio, which helps the wiring on the back side. It sounds louder than the old model. Very easy to use, and great value for the money. Makes using android auto or carplay capability gps offroad apps that much better. I use the gaia gps app on my phone and it connects to the radio awesome.

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