Personally, I like this "floating" display a lot better but of course it is just a personal preference. I had the Toyota version so it was a 200mm width rather than your standard 178mm, looked flush though once installed and had a very OEM look to it. Came with a Toyota harness which was almost plug and play - I had to, however, get a 6V step down converted for my Toyota reversing camera. The front panel size is 172mm x 97mm, compatible with most installation dash kit brands in the market (Metra/Scosche/PAC).

Considering that neither CarPlay nor Andriod Auto is compatible with video apps such as YouTube, AutoLink provides an alternative option. It goes best with ATOTO AC-HD02LR (not included) to offer LRV, allowing you to see what's behind the car at all times. dear my question is the quality of sound and surrounding sound it get different when you changed to Chinese or the sound as same as? The viewing angle of the screen is a staggering 178°, allowing you to view clearly almost even sideways, and not missing anything!

It has ability to be hooked up to a rear camera and a subwoofer, which were the requirements for me. This, in turn, requires a head unit that can adequately meet the demands of these functions in terms of audio and visual performance.

I just wonder who has the free time to stuff around installing a second rate head unit - unless you’re a student and every dollar counts? Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). The main difference I'd hazard to guess with the listed brands is maybe the better screen sensitivity, slightly quicker bootup and possibly better audio/Bluetooth. New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging .They may include (but are not limited to) a dash frame kit, a wiring harness, a radio antenna adapter, a data interface, etc. You can also connect an external amplifier or factory amplifier via the 4 RCA jacks in the back (4 v). After getting the holding brackets my next challenge was getting the USB cable from the back of the head unit to the front of my car. This frees you from obstructions of passengers, headrests and the vehicle's roof and rear pillars, increasing the field of view and offering the driver a clear view of the lanes behind and common blind-spots.

If you wish to use navigation in Android Auto while listening to FM/AM radio or USB music, it is highly recommended to purchase the ATOTO F7 XE series. I'm an occasional AA/CP user generally for traffic monitoring but I can see myself getting more use out of Spotify and podcasts.I also like how it's virtually a plug in type device that initiates Android Auto so whether you're running an old or new Android OS, it will work, at least in theory. I really wanted to try out this head unit, because it was one of the cheapest ones out there which had Android Auto and Apple Carplay. Navigation: F7G2A7WE comes with a specific hardware solution to integrate iOS CarPlay or Android Auto into its system so that you can run iOS Maps or Google Maps/Waze/TomTom etc. You phone battery is finally safe: If you get in the car with low battery on your iOS/Android phone, and you start driving using CarPlay/Android Auto, on many head units with only wired CarPlay/Android Auto, after the trip, the battery is barely charged, if at all. Software: Linux based and as mentioned earlier, bootup time is not the quickest BUT decent and probably IMHO, acceptable.