In this video I’m in our newly purchased VW Beetle A5 and I’m swapping out the standard VW head unit for an Eonon VWX7 Android head unit. I’ve fitted Android units in loads of cars over the years, and I just prefer the features you get with Android (especially if you’re using things like Waze on road trips). This isn’t a polished workshop demo either — it’s a real DIY install, showing you exactly how I got the trims off, where the screws are hiding, how the connectors release, and why it can feel “almost impossible” the first time you unplug that main harness. The big takeaway: this Beetle install isn’t fully plug-and-play. The trim removal is genuinely one of the hardest I’ve done, and when it came to refitting, the bottom trim didn’t want to sit properly until I spotted the little raised sections on the bottom of the head unit. I ended up trimming a small amount off the rear of the dash trim so everything clipped back in nicely. I also show where I tucked the GPS puck (under a thin plastic section), why I always test DAB/FM/GPS before putting trims back, and I confirm the steering wheel controls worked without me doing anything extra.