ATOTO F7 WE 7inch Double DIN Car Stereo, Wireless CarPlay & Wireless Android Auto, Touchscreen Car Radio with Bluetooth, Mirror Link, HD LRV, FM/AM, GPS Navi, Voice Control, F7G2A7WE

I put one of these in my Toyota Yaris 2011 Mk2 and it works without issue. Installation is fairly simple, once you have the bracket as that comes with the exact cable/adaptor you need. I replaced the original Yaris stereo with it.CarPlay is ok, wouldn’t say the best as it does lag but it’s not really an issue given the price. The screen is very responsive, and isn’t a resistive touchscreen like the older Nintendo DS screens. It’s the same type of touchscreen as your iPhone or Android.Sound quality bangs, I have no complaints.The fit is perfect, literally no complaints.It’s a cheap way of getting integrated CarPlay without having to rely on Bluetooth transmitters or those CarPlay screens that use suction cups and the rely on a Bluetooth transmitter or AUX for audio to your car speakers. This one works great. The time for it to connect to CarPlay is very fast too, and is automatic. Once you connect it initially, you’ll be able to leave your phone in your pocket and start the car and drive off without touching the phone once as it just connects and starts up CarPlay/Android Auto automatically. You can even change the logo of the boot logo to your cars brand, so it feels like it came with the car and was never replaced.It modernises the Yaris MK2, Waze on CarPlay/Android Auto is a godsend. This is genuinely perfect, especially for those who have a Yaris as their first car as they don’t have to shell out for those awful plastic phone holders.Highly recommend if you can find for a bargain

The previous owner had cut out the ISO connector but the cable colors of the ATOTO unit corresponded with the colors of the car so it was straightforward to connect electrically. The brackets that came with the new unit did not fit in the dashboard but i could use the brackets from the previous unit. The unit is a lot smaller than the previous double DIN unit so it allowed a lot of space behind the unit.Once installed it looks great. The screen works fine and Android Auto worked straight away. The physical buttons on the bottom of the screen are quite flimsy which is a pity for the overall unit. Otherwise a great upgrade for the money.

I only have 1 minor criticism of this product and that is the lack of a paper manual. I know the arguement is to "go green" and save paper but you find yourself printing most of it out anyway as it's too difficult to read on your phone.Apart from this the unit is fast to install simple to use and has very fast response times, comparable to a factory fitted system.It's so much better than the Android based units which I have found slow and cumbersome.Highly recommended.

Brilliant, I now have Google maps and YouTube music in an old Pontiac Firebird 😉 works very well and was cheap as chips 😎

It worked great for a day, then it started occasionally freezing, and now it won't connect to android auto at all. I bought it for my van, funny enough my phone connects to my other car without problems useless

Not too bad for a budget/ temporary head unit.I was disappointed that you cannot choose the subwoofer settings like in other models, also you would need to use a splitter as there is only 1 output for the subwoofer on the back of the head unit.

Had to order a converter for the supplied harness.Fairly easy to fit,the suppled brackets didnt fit,so I bonded it in to my surround with epoxy resin,worked well.The surround was for a t5 vw which converted it to a double din.The large red cable was wired to a switched spur off the fuse box.All in all very good.

Got this for the van to get wireless Apple Carplay. The stereo was easy to fit, it’s easy to use and fast. Found that connecting phone via WiFi to the stereo rather than bluetooth is faster and more stable - on Bluetooth it would often crash when using Apple music, maps and then I got a phone call - not sure if it was my phone or the stereo but as I have a 14 Pro, I assume it’s the stereo. No crashing since using WiFi though. Sound is good - it’s in a van with standard speakers so nothing exciting. It connects on it’s own first time every time I turn the van on. Siri works well. Still using the built in mic as I’ve been lazy but it works very well. One annoying thing is the headlight trigger. Every stereo I have ever fitted uses a 12v trigger to turn on night mode. This however is inverted, so needs a 12v trigger to say it’s daytime, then when the 12v goes, it’s night mode. Most cars I’ve seen put out 12v when turning the lights on. So this stereo was always in night mode with my lights off, then when I turn my lights on, it’s in day mode - very annoying and they could have put an option in the settings to fix this. Apart from that, it’s been good value for money. I do wish it came with a cage for fitting too, that’s annoying. Screen is bright and responsive, menus are fast and apple car play works very well!