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[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] xtrocata:
I was told, when I preorded it, that mine will have a case in it. I'll see on Monday. I'm in Romania, so maybe there's different packaging for every region?

Edit: Just watched some romanian unboxing videos with the phones from the same carrier I'm getting mine. None had a case. I'm guessing the guy at the carrier shop lied to or just didn't know and sais "yes", to get the sale, when I asked about the case.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] brunotuga:
Well mine got here yesterday from three and same sad
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Nghtmare:
Yeah that is the first I was looking for. My guess in the UK we get a free wireless charger and Watch GT worth £260 so they removed the case lol
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] punkthemonk:
No case here either. The phone was pre-ordered from Vodafone. Not such a big deal. What I am more worried is the software for the camera is missing the AI features for the video effects and the software update shows software is up to date.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] vwite:
I know you're not serious but the cheap cases they include are like 5 cents to manufacture so I'm not sure why they removed them. I though it was something to do with the image of the brand as in some countries it is seen that only cheap chinese manufacturers include a case with their $200 phones and "premium brands" like samsung or apple would never do that but not sure
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Leechoonhwee:
Might be a country thing. In Singapore we have free wireless charger, JBL Bluetooth speaker, nmd card 128gb and a memory card reader..... and a free case inside the box. ?
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] afx69:
Free & free.... Depends what you pay for the packing :laugh:

I got a free coffee when I picked mine up at the dealers' shop :cyclops:
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] gregwlsn:
Same, my Clove model had no case, not in the description.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Daniel Hjelvik:
I'm in Norway and bought my phone from Telenor and didn't get a free case.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Clint M NZ:
Got mine in NZ. At first I thought I didn't have a case but then found it in the package with the little books in it.
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] Nameless2:
Does anyone know a third-party app that manual mode really functions? I tried asus pixelmaster but after some time adjusting the preferences it becomes buggy. I just need something that has shutter speed.
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] akshmau5:
Not much into camera stuff, but AFAIK Gcam does support it and open camera (FOSS).
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] rahulnext:
Try one plus camera

You can try one plus camera. Not the best but does the job. https://xdaforums.com/mi-5/themes/app-collection-camera-modded-t3591177
[Google Daydream VR] life_speed@yahoo.com:
I have a few local MP4 files that are for Gear VR. I installed both Skybox and VRTV. These apps do show up in Daydream and I am able to browse to the files in entering either app from Daydream. But when I click on the files both Skybox and VRTV exit and return to the Daydream menu.

Are these files not playable? For some reason I thought Gear VR MP4s could be played on Daydream. Are any of the common VR formats compatible with Daydream?
[Google Pixel 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] m-evo:
I'm having a hard time deciding between the Clearly White and Just Black for the Pixel 3.

Let me know what you choice is.

Thank!
[Google Pixel 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] alxrock:
I went with clearly white and I love the color (that mint power button is awesome), but the case selection has been rough. There are plenty of black and clear options. But no white cases so far... Clear works but I worry about it yellowing and/or getting scratched up over time.
[Google Pixel 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] PuffDaddy_d:
See this thread

https://xdaforums.com/pixel-3/how-to/pixel-3-colors-t3853740
[Google Pixel 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] 33HdA:
Hey,

I went with Clearly White and man that's an amazing one.

Also, the scratches are not even visible on this color, did not clean my phone once yet.

I was trying to get a review from people about Pixels but then I decided to give mine.

Let's see if Pixel 3 is worth the price.

Let me know !!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZI1QE0EoRk

-33HdA
[Google Pixel 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] lecteur:
I choose the clearly white pixel 3 and it's amazing... it's my first white phone..all my precedent phone was black.
[Google Pixel 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] Azdian:
both looks great, but I guess clearly white is the smart choice if you want the scratches on the back to be almost invisible.
[Google Pixel 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] miguelAr52:
me too with clearly white, not received yet
[Android Head-Units] bluemind497:
Awesome work! Thanks a lot for sharing!
[Android Head-Units] amritpal2489:
Great.. can you post more photographs of the unit? And the price and other data
[Android Head-Units] jackohound:
Sure, I may upload more photos if there are specific requests. Lots of detailed specifications and photos for the ATOTO Products are available on the ATOTO Amazon Store or on the ATOTO Web Site, and I wont repeat those here.

The model I reviewed (ATOTO A6 Pro A6Y2721PRB) costs $279US on Amazon. I found a 20% discount code (now expired), so it's possible you might find a discount or coupon if you search. I do recommend the "Pro" models over the lower cost "Premium" models because the "Pro" models have: better IPS display, better audio amplifier, and improved bluetooth.
[Android Head-Units] woooeric:
I ordered an Atoto AY2721 PB last night for my 2012 STI. Can you post or possibly message me the changes you made from the wiring diagram to get your steering wheel controls to work?
[Android Head-Units] jackohound:
Here is the essential information:

Make sure you have the right manual. The manual that came inside my A6Y2721PRB box had the wrong pin numbers for the connectors. I dont know of all boxes have this problem or not. Eventually, the support dept sent me this link to correct A6 Pro Manual .

The ATOTO manaul (even the latest one linked above) states that if your vehicle has two Steering Wheel Control (SWC) wires, which my 2011 WRX did, then you should connect those two wires to ATOTO Pins 5 (SteeringWheel Key) and 6 (SteeringWheel Key +). That is incorrect. Instead you should connect one of the vehicle wires (either one) to chassis ground and connect the other vehicle wire to either ATOTO pin 5 or 6.

If your '12 STI has both SWC clusters (the Vol+/Vol-/skip+/skip-/mode/mute cluster plus the other bluetooth phone cluster), then you'll have 3 vehicle wires and the common one should be connected to chassis ground. My WRX had only the first cluster, so I had just the two vehicle SWC wires. I'll attach diagrams of my actual pin-outs but I think the 2012 uses different connectors versus 2011, so double check. I could PM you the '12 service manual if you don't already have it.
[Android Head-Units] jackohound:
Uploaded a few more photos of the install along with a wiring diagram for the 2011 WRX connections to the ATOTO.
[Android Head-Units] woooeric:
Thanks for the info. I do have both clusters, volume/track controller and the separate Bluetooth so I believe I'll be looking at 3 wires.
[Android Head-Units] Nbenson99:
Wow thanks this was a good read!! I will be doing an install of the Atoto Premium model tomorrow on my 2011 Legacy. Very useful information!!!
[Android Head-Units] jackohound:
I updated this post, adding a section on ATOTO Power Consumption and a section summarizing my interactions so far with ATOTO Customer Support department. Also fixed various typos in my original post.
[Android Head-Units] JLE5000:
Sub Control

Thanks for your post

Can I ask, do you have any issues with sub control as it is not proportional.

In automatic mode the subwoofer can barely be heard on low volume and is not adjustable.

True sub control means you would be able to adjust the volume of the subwoofer proportional to the volume.

It's so annoying to manually adjust the subwoofer output which stays fixed and doesn't vary with volume.
[Android Head-Units] jackohound:
I do not have any first-hand experience using the ATOTO subwoofer output, since my vehicle does not have a subwoofer. I do see that there are other reports on the ATOTO support site (http://support.myatoto.com/search/subwoofer) with multiple people reporting similar problems with the ATOTO subwoofer output modes. I would conclude that this is a known problem with ATOTO A6 and you'll need to find some other workaround. If the "automatic" mode doesn't have sufficient output, I would try finding a pre-amp with adjustable gain control so you can boost the ATOTO signal to match what your subwoofer expects.
[Android Head-Units] Danverc:
power comsumption

Hi, about the power consumption, how do you connect the number 5 cable?, right from the battery.

regards

danverc
[Android Head-Units] jackohound:
The AOTO A6 harness does require a direct connection to battery power. For the ATOTO A6 PRO, it is the pin4 (Red-ACC) on the power harness (see attached diagram). This wire needs a direct connection to the battery +12v signal. Not sure if this is what you meant by "number 5 cable" or if you are referring to some other wire. It was the pin4 (Red-ACC) wire that I was measuring when I reported the power consumption of ATOTO while in the "off" state.
[Android Head-Units] Surferusa82:
Hello, thanks for your post it is really useful. I just have a problem, i bought an atoto a6 ypro and have a subaru impreza hatchback 2010. I live in italy, so sorry for the bad english, and I am having problems connecting the steering wheel controls. I have 5 radio controls buttons ( vol+, vol-, 》,《, and mode) and 3 phone dailing bluetooth. I even bought a new harness that should connect all, but it seems not to work out. Thanks for the help
[Android Head-Units] jackohound:
You didnt describe what problems you are having, but I am assuming that the steering wheel controls are not working at all on the ATOTO?

You'll need to provide more info about which harness you bought, and specifically how (using that harness) the ATOTO SWC wires are being connected to the 2010 Subaru Impreza factory harness wires.

I assume your 2010 Impreza has this 20-pin radio harness? If so, then Subaru pin 4 (SWC1+) should connect to ATOTO Pin 5 (White-Orange Steering Wheel Key) . Subaru pin 13 (SWC2+) should connect to ATOTO Pin 6 (Red-Black Steering Wheel Key+) . Finally, Subaru pin 14 should be connected to chassis ground. If this wiring doesn't work, you might want to connect a multimeter tool between Subaru pin 13 and pin 14, and make sure that the resistance between those pins changes when you press on your steering wheel bluttooth buttons. Then perform the same experiment measuring the resistance between Subaru Pins 4 and 14 and pressing your ( vol+, vol-, 》,《, and mode) buttons. Hope this helps.
[Android Head-Units] Surferusa82:
Thanks for the quick answering. Well yes the sterring controls are not working with the atoto radio. If you can tell me a faster way to contact you, i can send you the picture of all i have. Just to know, the conection needs to be direct? No needs of extra harness? Yes i have subaru 20pin one
[Android Head-Units] Peshaka:
Sorry, know whether how must that connect with old 8 pin of FXT 2006, which are cables for + and - and who it is for ground? Thanks previously.
[Android Head-Units] jackohound:
If you are referring to 2006 Subaru Forester XT, I am not familiar with that connector, but the information at http://www.ae64.com might be helpful.
[Android Head-Units] GPappy:
I just ordered an ATOTO A6 Pro A6Y2721PRB and will be installing it in a car that does not have steering wheel controls. I would like to build a control to install in my center console that would emulate the steering wheel controls. Does anyone have a diagram of what the ATOTO inputs are looking for?

Thanks in advance for any help.
[Android Head-Units] jackohound:
Attached is a wiring diagram of how SWC is implemented on Subaru. Here is a thread that lists the actual resistance values used in some Subaru SWC models.

The ATOTO inputs (both the Steering Wheel Key + and Steering Wheel Key# +) expect that they will be connected to ground through a simple resistance circuit. They expect that when no SWC key is pressed, the resistance to ground will be some "nominal resistance" value like 4700 ohms. When a button is pressed, the resistance to ground will change to some other value like 1500 ohms. Each SWC button will have a unique resistance value. I dont know the ATOTO requirements for "nominal resistance" or exactly how many unique SWC resistance values the ATOTO can recognize, but at least the Subaru resistance values in the table in the linked forum are known to work with ATOTO.
[Android Head-Units] jackohound:
BTW, ATOTO also has an accessory that you might consider:

http://www.myatoto.com/index.php?m=content&c=index&a=show&catid=55&id=29
[Android Head-Units] GPappy:
Perfect, this should help. I had seen the strap on key switch but would prefer to build one into my center console. Just needed the resistance values to build it up. This should help. I received the A6 today and hope to get a chance to install it this week.
[Android Head-Units] rubberchickenmob:
Nice write up!

I'm in the market for a backup camera for my 2013 hatch to connect to my Android head unit.

How is the Liislee backup camera holding up for you?

Were you ever able to fix the angle?

With the reverse lights on did it have the same brightness as your other reverse light?

If you have photos of it installed that would be awesome.
[Android Head-Units] jackohound:
I'm still happy with the Liislee backup camera. It has worked reliably with no issues. I never got around to adjusting the angle, and while the angle is not ideal, it works well enough, and looks great. I've attached a few pictures of the completed install. BTW, notice that I have enabled two sets of guidelines: one generated by the Liislee camera and one generated by ATOTO. It's easy enough to disable the ATOTO guidelines, but I guess I'm just lazy.

The installation of the camera had no visible effect on the brightness of the reverse lights.
[Android Head-Units] BenLoss92:
Does your car have the ipod connector, usb and aux ports in center console? If so, were you able to wire them to the headunit?

Thanks in advance, and thanks for the valuable info so far!
[Android Head-Units] jackohound:
My 2011 Subaru WRX had only 3 RCA inputs (Left Audio, Right Audio, and NTSC Video) in the center console. Although those signals are available on the factory harness, and I could have easily connected them to the ATOTO, I really had no motivation do to that because:

The RCA inputs have become obsolete and not of any value to me. I've never used them.

My center console is usually packed full of stuff, so It's a pain to access any connectors inside the console. It is much easier IMO to access the AUX input or USB jacks on the front of the ATOTO.

In my install, the 3 RCA connectors in the center console were simply left disconnected. If you do have some ports on you center console that you do want to connect to the ATOTO, then those signals are probably available via the vehicle factory harness. Not sure about the ipod connector though -- I dont think ATOTO A6 has any native ipod support. If you need help, you could provide details (WRX year/model and the ports you want to connect) and folks here could help.
[Android Head-Units] klon000:
Hi jackohound, Great review, I also installed an ATOTO a6 headunit in my Impreza MY10.

Just want to share the way I figured making a simple adjustable angle mount for the camera, i had a similar problem with Liislee bracket.

I used a piece of galvanized steel and cut holes for screws and cutouts for the wire. It works perfectly, it's adjustable after mounting :)

I attach a drawing to show how the mount looks like and how it is attached to camera.

The tiny camera screws that go to the camera, are too small for the Liislee bracket(there is no thread in there), so I used slightly larger diameter self-drilling screws.

Hope this helps ;)
[Android Head-Units] jackohound:
Nice! Thanks for sharing. Love the diagram. I actually purchased a second Liislee last month just so i could experiment with bracket ideas without disturbing the camera on the vehicle. If I get up enough motivation to work on it, I'll do something similar. What gauge of steel did you use?
[Android Head-Units] klon000:
I do not have precise enough caliper, but it is definitely equal or slightly less than 0.5mm.
[Android Head-Units] col5ter:
Hey everyone.

I installed my Atoto A6 tonight. Same model at OP.

My car is Canadian STI with factory Pioneer u310bt.

Install wiring wise went great except I must have reversed the two SWC wires because they’re not functioning. Mine has the three wires for SWC and I grounded the common so must have reversed the others.

My plastic trim plate from my Pioneer doesn’t fit around the face of the Atoto! The Atoto has a larger face. The trim plate I have is the t-50-8920 Metra. Any other options to get this to fit? Besides having to file it down? Or purchase the JDM trim?

Can I purchase a different trim?
[Android Head-Units] jackohound:
If your STI has the 3-wire SWC and if you connected the common write to chassis ground, then the two remaining Subaru harness wires should be connected to ATOTO Steering Wheel wires: Key(+) and Key#(+). It should not matter which Subaru wire goes to which ATOTO wire. So if it's not working, that makes me think there might be something else that is wrong.

As far as the trim plate, I do recommend the JDM trim that was linked in my original write-up. You could also take a file to your Metra trim plate if you think that will look good enough.
[Android Head-Units] col5ter:
So I pulled it apart and looked again. Twice.

Everything looks fine. Decided to read the manual and see that they need to be programmed on the head unit. DOH, my fault for not reading before.

Wish I read that earlier. I’m sure that will fix it when I try tomorrow.

I’m really liking it so far. Phone calls sound great, great screen, sounds better than my previous Pioneer on stock speakers. Now I need to customize it.
[Android Head-Units] col5ter:
Updated my firmware and MCU to latest 9.6 versions. Great head unit.

Atoto posted in their Facebook page a photo of a Forester with a different trim piece around the double din unit. I wish I could have found this piece. It fit perfect by the looks of it. I’ll try to link a photo.

Instead of ordering the JDM bezel, I ordered a Chinese bezel from Wish.com sized for Chinese headunits and supposed to be a perfect fit. The JDM piece was going to cost me over 150 CAD and the Chinese one 30 CAD I figured it was worth a shot. Will report back with my results.

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Here is a link to their Facebook post installed in a Forester.

https://www.facebook.com/MYATOTOOFFICIAL/photos/a.881708195330470/1457310297770254/?type=3

It’s different than the Metra Subaru installation kit I have and looks like it fits nicely.
[Android Head-Units] jackohound:
Interested to hear how this works out. I bought the black and silver glossy JDM bezel which is $75 USD, but still crazy expensive for a piece of plastic. It does look and fit great though.
[Android Head-Units] rhino6303:
I'm looking for some information on this head unit. I currently have a joying head unit where the screen is dying.

Is the bluetooth locked down to only specific devices like other chinese headunits? I use the subaru specific logging tool called btssm with a special obd2 tool that logs using the Subaru ssm protocol and is not called "OBD" and therefore doesn't connect to many head units.

I only ask because my current, dying headunit has unlocked bluetooth functionality that is no longer available.

Thanks for any information.
[Android Head-Units] col5ter:
So to report back. The Chinese Impreza/Forester bezel from Wish dot com looked legit and on first inspection looked like it was going to work. The clips are really cheap and a couple break off easily. The base of the bezel doesn’t fit in well at the connection to the climate control trim piece below.

So alas, I found another stereo surround trim from EBay that fits around Chinese stereo head units and into the OEM North American stereo bezel and I’m going with that. Overall looks good and I’m happy with it. Stereo has been awesome to use for everything.
[Android Head-Units] ENOC38:
Amazing, thanks so much for this
[Huawei P10 Plus Questions & Answers] jayjay02:
Help! Whenever I run update.bat in hwota folder i get this error message

bash.exe: warning: could not find /tmp, please create!

Is there something i could do to fix it?
[Huawei P10 Plus Questions & Answers] Gamkutopolowk:
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[Xposed Framework Modules] phailyoor:
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https://repo.xposed.info/module/azhao.com.kurokindle

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[Xposed Framework Modules] phailyoor:
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