Review on 🚗 Upgrade your Toyota Highlander: Dasaita 10.2" Android 10.0 Bluetooth Car Stereo with Carplay - Android Auto, GPS Navigation, 4G Ram 64G ROM, WiFi, RDS, Mirror Link by David Gibbs

Edited 12/18/18 After several rounds of correspondence with the helpdesk (Iris) we learned that TPMS works through the car app and not the TPMS app. The first uses canbus data from the factory electronics. The latter is for use with aftermarket sensors that you attach to valve stems. Unfortunately the Canbus data is shown in kPa and not PSI. Likewise, there doesn't seem to be a way to set an alarm or view each tire's temperature (like you can do in the TPMS app). But those are primary issues, and I don't want to give a star for them at all. ---Perfect fit and finish on my 2018 Highlander Platinum. I've only had the device for a week. Iris, the person who answers questions about the Dasaita business here on Revain, was quick to answer my pre-sales questions. Since this was in my wife's car and we paid premium $$ for a platinum version specifically for the 360 surround camera system, the mere thought of losing it with this head unit was enough to put me off getting it to buy. Iris assured me that the can-bus adapter that came with the radio would allow the surround system to work both backwards and forwards, just like a standard unit. Installation took less than 30 minutes and required no more than a screwdriver and 10mm wrench. Everything worked as it should. The 360 works exactly like the factory and can be set to turn on automatically when vehicle speed falls below 10mph. Door ajar indicators and other vehicle controls also remain intact. The only reason I haven't given it 5 stars (yet) is because I have an unresolved issue that I'm waiting for Iris to help me solve. I was told that the TPMS receiver in this radio would work with the stock transmitters in the tires. So far I have not been able to retrieve the data to fill out the application. I also had an unacceptable buzz/crackle from the left speakers whenever data was streamed over the Wi-Fi radio. I ended up solving this problem by replacing the short antenna that came with the radio with the antenna from the old router. This completely eliminated the noise. The Wi-Fi antenna is located just above the main wiring harness (ISO) that connects to the radio and with such a small antenna, I felt the RFI was concentrated just above the audio wires. I haven't found many others who have seen this issue, so it's possible my antenna was just defective/noisy.