2003 TD6, the missus has decided she would like an android head unit fitting so she can stream music etc and have a more modern looking interior (I told her there's nothing wrong with a cassette player behind an LCD screen )

What's a relatively easy to fit android head unit that will be a direct replacement? are are they a pain to fit?

Any advice or recommendations greatly received, as this is all new to me....

There is a really cheap way of doing this......if you are brave enough to tell the boss ....use an FM transmitter plugged into the smart phone then tune the radio into the same frequency...bingo, the boss can then listen to her music

In your other thread you quoted sorting out the little things on the car.... pronto!!! as the boss said, it seems that the demands are now escalating

You could always explain to her that 'tis the fashion' with cars of that age to maintain the originality of said vehicles On the other hand if the boss is reading posts on here you are doomed

You will be crippling / sacrificing a lot of functionality for only minor gains. Look for an upgraded radio or TV module from places like carphonics instead.

It's probably easier to go the route I did:

https://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/post649134.html#649134

Or you could search for the Bluebus module. I thought about an android headunit too but it's not that easy.

I have an Eonon Q49 android system fitted which was under £200 and does decent job and does wireless Apple Car play / Android Auto with a reverse cam fitted too.
I don't believe you can fit one of these on Vogue model with the original DSP sound system without something like the I-Bus app ( https://www.ibus-app.de/index_en.html ) to switch this one.
This is not expensive or hard to fit and allows extras like coding some parts of the car for daytime running lights, headlights staying on a few secs after locking etc and retains all the functions of the old unit.

The only downside is it took a whole day for me to fit and requires a connector cable running from the boot to the head unit, which to do properly means pulling the carpet, dash top and various trim bits out and cutting the old head unit mounting. You can test everything before fitting by simply pulling it in to the rear first and get everything work, then its just an install.

See the post here I made using an older Xtrons unit which didn't have the Car Play function.
https://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/topic52498.html