Programmable LED Sign for Car – ATOTOZONE AI Voice & Bluetooth APP Control, CI-VIALD19 Flexible Digital Display, Scrolling Back Window Car LED Sign Custom Text Pattern Animation for Store, Party, Festival, 19.4″ x 4.3″

Large, bright LED sign for your car (or home)
This is a neat little LED sign. I’ve purchased other Atoto devices in the past (car headunits), and I’ve had really good luck with them. I purchased this with the idea of using it as a sign in my bar/man cave rather than inside my vehicle. When I got the device it was super easy to set up, just needed to power it up via a usb port. The included usb cable is rather long as it is designed for vehicle use. After quickly scanning the instructions, I found the app in the Google play store. Once installed, and the led panel is powered on, all you have to do is connect via Bluetooth from within the app itself. Super easy. I’ve included a short video of the panel in action. For largish text it is great! The only downside i saw was that some graphics were hard to distinguish due to the spacing of the individual LED’s. For its intended use which is to scroll large text it does a great job and it is a large and bright enough sign that it would be easy to see even in daylight i think. It does include an AI voice activated device which i have yet to try out, but i do plan on trying this in the future.Here’s my quick thoughts on it:Pros:Large, bright display.Easy to set up and connect to via Bluetooth.Easy to use app with quite a few preprogrammed sayings and graphics.AI voice control to add text to the screen “hands free”Cons:LED spacing can make more intricate graphics harder to seeAll in all if you are looking to add an LED sign to your vehicle, I think this would make a good choice!

Easy to use and work well
My daughter just got her learner’s permit. I use the LED sign to display NEW DRIVER whenever she is training at the wheel. I had it mounted on the rear glass in about 5 minutes. Set up was easy. The unit seems to be sturdy and well constructed. It adhered to well to the rear glass with some materials they provided to prevent residue from sticking to the glass upon removal, which was a great idea. The app is pretty self-explanatory and easy to maneuver. I made a bright and bold “new driver” sign that even flashes, so it is easy for people to notice. The voice activation is great for when you want to display other warnings as well. The cable was more than long enough for my large Mazda SUV to reach all the way from the console to rear windshield with plenty of cord left the spare. I like that the messages are customizable so that you can display a message for the annoying tailgaters behind you as well. Great unit!

A polite sign to neighbors.
I got two of these things. Both neighbor’s dogs barked starting at 5AM. I asked for three years. I begged. “Please quiet your dogs.”Zero response from both sides. Soo.. I wrote a short message that repeats. Two mornings later the barking stopped. First time I’d slept past 5:30 AM. I was polite saying,” I beg you to teach your dog not to bark constantly. Please.”Finally. Peace. Be sure to wrap in strong clear plastic. Or place in a window they see. Add a piece of tape for extra hold.

Fun piece of kit.  Full colour.  I’ve use it to quickly put up a sign at events.I first used it out in the public at a live gig – to showcase the name of our band, whilst we were performing.  The equipment is easy to use. The included instructions provide two options for getting messages onto the device. 1) a link to a website where you can download the phone software.  2. download the app from the Android App Store (its called download the “LOY PLAY”), which I prefer to installing via a software link, given there’s a bit of certainty about what you’re installing and less likely to have security issues with accidently installing the wrong package file.The user interface is intuitive – simply plug in the device with the supplied (very long) USB-C cable, and it will connect to your phone wirelessly.  There’s a wealth of display colours and options available, for any text. And you can even add your own images, if you wanted to.Have a look in the video to see what I programmed in to showcase our band, “The Masqueraiders” at the gig we had.  I simply attached the sign to the front of my drum kit, and it was a great way to showcase our band’s name, and the event itself.

When will companies understand that harvesting information when there is ZERO need to have that information is just not acceptable these days? I mean, it never really was – but people are far more resistant to giving up personal info. So, the fact you have to do this just to use the app, it is a bad start.Then, the sign itself. It is not rigid, it is a foldable sign. No reference to this in the description, and the pictures are also incredibly misleading. You’d be forgiven if, like me, you thought this was a sign in some form of housing.Honestly, for £139 this product really needs to get its act together. Suggestions to the manufacturer:+ Update your description to highlight the fact this is a foldable sign. It is a positive, for those that want that functionality. Don’t see it as a negative+ Update your pictures. They are really, really misleading- Lose the need for customers to divulge the level of info needed to use what is a SIGN- Have a long, hard think about the price. For what it is, I can’t see where the money is goingCannot recommend this, in any way, shape or form. Massive swerve.

Very bright, easy to use with the app. The voice commands are okay, however in a car situation with a loud exhaust, it doesn’t work. In house, it works okay. Haven’t properly fitted to the car yet but tinted windows are a must really, you see all the pixels otherwise.Flexible screen so goes to any contour.Certainly glad I bought the bigger oneThere’s a few minor things I would personally change, such as reinforcing the type c plug on the back, dab of glue. But that’s more because I’m clumsy!