Anybody have luck with these Head units?

I had JDL with NAV and the factory backup camera on the nav screen in my 2010 Limited. They didn't send me any JBL dongle and I can't get the backup camera to work. Is this the same config you had and did you need another dongle?

Steering wheel controls do work and the audio sounds great.

 

I was considering one of the Dasita HU's, but was too nervous to pull the trigger.

Lots of guys saying they're solid, but also lots of posts of them being glitchy, constantly re-booting, freezing up, etc.

It would've saved me a lot of money going that direction, but I went for a known unit.

Plus I wanted a volume knob. It probably cost me $1K, but I wanted a knob dammit.

 

I just installed the Dasaita in my Tundra and I like it. I do have an issue with the fade working correctly and they are sending me a new harness.

If all you want is navigation and Android Auto or Car play, any unit will provide that but, those are just licensed apps running on those head units.

If you want a full blown tablet/PC/phone "type" head unit, the more "popular" brands won't offer that.

Dasaita, Joying are the most popular but I recently found another brand that claims to have crystal clear phone calling. It's called DUDU Auto.

https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256806802860492.html?gatewayAdapt=glo2usa4itemAdapt

 

Just got my Dasaita HU for my 2020 SR5.What is the reason for a SIM card plug on this unit?

 

I had a Dasaita HU and now a Joying. Both share much of, if not the same, hardware as many cheaper Chinese units. But as others have said you pay for the UI and support.

I had the 10.2” Dasaita and it seemed to have several glitches and bugs throughout the 2+ years I had it. Lots of times the wireless CarPlay wouldn’t work and I had to reboot it.

I now have the 11.6” or so Joying and I love this HU. Wirless CarPlay connects right up every time. The only issue I have is it often doesn’t display very accurate location in apps like Waze. Not sure if it’s a phone or radio setting as it doesn’t happen in my other vehicles. They gave me an update but I haven’t loaded it yet.

For me it’s the ability to install so many apps from the Google play store or load launchers for different layouts (although I mostly use CarPlay) that has drawn me to these android units. I have them in 2 of my 3 vehicles.

 

With that sim card adapter, you will have direct access to data directly on the head unit. You can access the Internet just like your phone.

EDIT: "Your Co-Pilot" can watch Netflix while you are driving. If you forget your phone at home, you still have access to maps and stuff.

 

Does anyone know if a 2021 Tundra head unit with CarPlay would work in a 2010 Sequoia?

 

They will have different power and audio plugs

 

Any idea which harness would work? Poked around but haven’t found yet.