The new Android 9.0 unit from Android Aftershock is leaps and bounds ahead of that unit...ALL of your OEM features including the NAV are retained other than the dual screen view. The temp control dimming has been corrected as well as the park assist. And yes, it also has wireless connection. Ray

2016.5 L405 (Fuji White with Ebony Interior)
2020.5 Defender 110 P400 HSE (Fuji White with Ebony Interior)

Let's just use common sense...the dual view screen is not as important as the factory navigation. The factory navigation can come in handy if you happen to loose signal from your phone or actually loose your phone. The Android Aftershock unit will retain your factory navigation the same way it was before the screen upgrade. Ray

2016.5 L405 (Fuji White with Ebony Interior)
2020.5 Defender 110 P400 HSE (Fuji White with Ebony Interior)

I would agree 100% on the standard nav vs the dual view. The wireless is essential in my opinion , the dimming is a plus so all we are left with is the fitting / removal and cost. If selling the car can the aftershock be removed and the original equipment reinstalled? 2015 4.4 AB
GSXR 1000 K5
R1 1998

Yes, you can easily switch back to OEM if you wanted to for whatever reason...but I highly doubt anyone would want to go back to the OEM setup after having the Android unit installed.

As far as the cost goes, the Android unit is definitely worth the extra coin. Ray

2016.5 L405 (Fuji White with Ebony Interior)
2020.5 Defender 110 P400 HSE (Fuji White with Ebony Interior)