Review on Dasaita Android 10 Car & Vehicle Electronics by Zachary Greene

INSTALLI have installed over 2 dozen head units in my life and I dabble in automobiles and electronics for fun so I can say fitting this to a 2012 Camry LE was a breeze. Maybe 30 minutes after unpacking and figuring out where I turned it on. Watch a video or two and try it yourself. If you have any doubts, go to your local trusted car stereo dealer and they shouldn't overcharge you. FRIENDLY WARNING But back to my title warning. I wanted to buy an Android head unit as a gift for my girlfriend, so I did a little research and came across this Dasaita model early on, but it was one of the most expensive. I ended up saving up and buying another manufacturer's dual-core model for $200 from a non-Revain supplier and had nothing but problems. The steering wheel buttons wouldn't reprogram, the rear camera didn't work, the touchscreen randomly turned off and tapped the entire screen, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi only occasionally auto-reconnected, and the lags were unbearable. There was bad Chinese-English everywhere. It was embarrassing because at least my friend's old stock head unit worked reliably. Obviously I couldn't leave her like this. I returned it promptly and bought this Dasaita model to replace it. It costs more than twice what I paid for a cheap device, but I can say that it was worth it. You get a fast response rate to your mobile phone 95% of the time, so there's virtually no lag and everything pretty much works. CAR LAUNCHER (GUI) I highly recommend you to find yourself a good launcher on google play store once you activate it. . The pre-installed one isn't the best, so don't bother navigating more than it takes to get into the Play Store. Pay a few bucks and get something that offers a clean interface that works for you. Do your research and try different ones. The longer you scroll or tap the menu to get to the right place while driving, the longer your eyes stay on the road.