🚗 Dasaita 10.2" Touch Screen Android 10.0 Car Stereo for Toyota Tundra 2007-2013 & Sequoia 2008-2018: GPS, Bluetooth, Carplay, Android Auto Review

I have a 2011 Tundra Platinum. the wiring harness does not match my OEM. 2nd photo, Dasight lower harness. as you can see it doesn't match.

Bought this system for my 2008 Toyota Sequoia 5.7L with JBL sound but can't connect to my car because it doesn't work. They don't send me a special adapter for this. Your links don't work. Where and how can I get this special adapter?

MARCH 2021: I got this for my 2013 Tundra. I know some reviews say it doesn't fit or the wiring harness is wrong but I can tell you mine has arrived and fits my truck. It was very easy to swap out and looks great. I was skeptical because of the reviews but so glad I bought it. Just wanted to share the latest update and let people know.

This unit will transform an old truck like mine from 2007 into a more modern look. problems? There isn't an optional mount, but fortunately it's very light and won't slip out. Carplay "zlink" app is unstable and works at best about 6/10 times. When it works, great, but sometimes it won't work. All in all a big improvement for little money. It could be better, but I'll take it. I wish there was a volume control.

Installed in less than an hour, turned on the device and was immediately outraged at how blue the menu is. You cannot change the background. The GPS assumes the I-40 speed limit is 55 mph and tells you to slow down every ten seconds with no option to turn it off. The GPS will turn on automatically and tell you to slow down if it thinks you're going too fast, but constantly misunderstanding the 10-20 mph speed limit, it's very annoying. Pretty device that falls short of a good user experience.

This radio needs to be plug and play which is why the price is a bit high. Well, it's far from plug and play. They disassemble the whole truck and find that it doesn't have a single connector that fits. No, I don't have to look out for that jbl stereo. I have a factory unit this should be connected to. Do not buy! I wasted two hours disassembling it. I wasted not only the time but also the money I spent on it. Just buy a cheap double din or stick with the factory

Don't buy this main unit, it's a waste of time and money. It fits great, looks great but does not support plug and play and does not support Toyota Tundra 2012 as advertised. It was easy to install but the included wiring harness doesn't connect everything so you end up losing your factory rear view camera and the mic not working for some reason. You can connect to Carplay but when you call the phone the person on the other end can't hear you but you can hear them. I would give it zero stars…

So straight to the point, the ironing problem. I tried 3 different types of mounts, 2 OEM mounts and 1 aftermarket, but none of the mounts fit. But I will say that this version for the Tundra is just a Dinka and is fairly light, so 4 mounting points and a frame that rests on the dash is more than enough to hold the head unit in place in my opinion . My device fits exactly, no play. The screen is bright but doesn't look as great in the sun due to glare, but I've found it to be reasonably…