Review on 🚗 [IAH10D/QLED Display] ATOTO S8 Gen2 Premium Wi-Fi Double-DIN Android Car Stereo with In-Dash Navigation, USB Tethering, Dual Bluetooth w/aptX HD, Android Auto & Wireless CarPlay, HD VSV Parking with LRV, SCVC and More by Megan Walker

Bought 7" S8G2A78UL-N for 2012 GMC Sierra. Retained steering wheel controls with RP5-GM31 Canbus decoder. Might get it working on this radio. Switched to above decoder, switched on Select 7 for Pioneer/Other, plug in the 3.5mm jack and it recognized button presses straight away. You'll have to program the functions yourself in the software afterwards. Screen: It's fairly bright and sharp but can be dimmed and overlaid a red tint for easy driving at night with the built in drop down menu option I added an HD screen protector before installing so I don't know if this will work for glare Touch screen is very responsive Home screen: you can move apps and Widgets for anything you want, just like on a regular tablet. So it's pretty neat around. This is also a first as I don't have any other wheel ios changing apps on their desktops without adding third party software/launchers. Sound: The sound is quite clear and loud. No problem, goes well with my factory speakers. I understand that some headsets have a slight hum, but that's probably due to EMI. I separated the audio cables from the power cables to minimize this effect. You should think about protection and see if that helps. I have no background noise. Android Auto: Built-in AA, so no dongles required. It might look a little different, but I think this version works better. And yes, the USB will charge your phone when connected to the AA/Radio. Overall: The radio is very fast and responsive. The radio itself isn't too deep (thick) either, so I can hide the decoder and other cables behind it without pinching anything, and still leave room for other cables.