Dasaita 9&#34 Review

According to the description it matches the year of Toyota Sienna we were looking to fit. The test setup showed that the dashboard bezel did not snap into place and the top center was pulled back almost an inch from the edge from the top right of the device. I tried reinstalling and adjusting the bracket but it still didn't fit unless I tried drilling holes for the screws a few times before it worked. Aside from trimming stock mounting brackets or trimming dashboard stock, this unit does not…

Excellent main unit at half price compared to well known national brands with many features. I have a 2017 Tacoma Limited with a JBL system. All plug and play. Retains all factory functions and some additions. A reversing camera, steering wheel controls and even new features to indicate which doors are open. Thanks to the new CAN bus module, it communicates like the old factory radio. Any settings you previously had are still available. It took a bit of work to get it flush. Use old radio…

The Dasaita head unit works great on my 2010 Tacoma, especially when combined with the correct wiring harness to work with the factory JBL sound system and steering wheel controls. The touchscreen is very responsive and accurate. The device itself works quickly and almost does not lag. The GPS reception is surprisingly good and the WLAN range is quite large. The overall construction and quality feel is A-. Overall the fit and finish is very good and looks factory new. Basically it was plug and…

Received my PX6 in Feb 2020 for my Tama. It fits perfectly in the truck, but since owning it I've encountered a few issues. First, when it's hot outside in the summer like it's here in Texas, don't even try to use Android Auto, it just disconnects and reconnects, disconnecting and rebooting every few minutes. This can be a minor issue, but it's annoying, adjusting the controls on the steering wheel is a hassle, there aren't specific settings for it and you'll have to tweak a few to see if one…

I chose this main unit after purchasing phone mirroring wiring that was junk and true Toyota could have done a better job with the factory Etune system. However, the Dasaita fits my Tacoma slot perfectly, I wish it had come with mounting brackets. I had to remove the brackets from my standard stereo and bend them a bit to get the new unit to fit perfectly. Without bending the brackets I was unable to fully install the dash bezel. I used pliers and was able to install it from the first bend…

Main unit works and I will eventually get it working but needs a lot of unexpected tweaks.1. Mounting brackets are incorrect. You have to bend them to fit the factory frame. This may take a few tries and if you ever get the factory unit back you will have to bend or replace it. I don't think it would be that difficult for Dasaita to fit the correct brackets or otherwise drill holes in their unit to get the installation right.2. Although the description says CarPlay is supported, you need to buy