IIRC, both the android screen units and the ACP modules will all still use AUX input on your car so your audio may vary. If you have CIC unit, as others have said here, there are Apple car play modules that can be installed inline to utilized the screen and take over the idrive controller for Apple Car play and various other features these modules have. If you have a CCC unit, your screen is not high resolution and one of those android headunits that replaces the screen is an ideal candidate for you. It involves a lot and costs at a minimum $2000 just for the correct parts. There is also Bimmertech MMI Prime ($650), which allows Carplay and a bunch of features, as well as a rear camera option. I know some people have upgraded to NBT, but I heard there are still quirks with this, as well as quite expensive to complete the upgrade. Check out what one of them has to say about it in his review, and see it for yourself.Given that technology has come a long way in recent years, wondering what options have evolved to upgrade our Navi units? I think it's a pretty big improvement on the factory hardware, but don't take my word for it! A few people have already upgraded their iDrive with VividScreen. It’s specially designed for E6x and E9x models fitted with a CCC iDrive system, and integrates seamlessly with your vehicle’s interior, whether your car came with a smaller 6” or larger 8.8” display. Whatever you do with it, though, you're sure to notice the difference So if you want to use that crisp-looking screen to watch Apple TV, to mirror your iPhone or Android smartphone, or with a park assist camera, you're in luck. We're bundling it with an enhanced interface, to add compatibility with our range of multimedia retrofits. It really does mean that your iDrive display will finally have the same kind of image quality we expect from our computers, TVs or phones. (And depending on your model, it might be quite a bit bigger, too. It's a replacement for the factory iDrive display with twice the pixel density, brighter colors and better contrast.
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