ZZPLAY, a brand by ZZ-2, provides advanced wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration interfaces and backup camera systems for modern vehicles.
ZZPLAY offers a premium line of advanced wireless CarPlay and Android Auto integration kits designed by automotive electronics company ZZ-2. These innovative modules allow drivers to seamlessly integrate modern smartphone features into their vehicle's factory infotainment screens. With plug-and-play and interface modification options available for various makes such as Audi, BMW, GM, Porsche, and Bentley, ZZPLAY modules enable features like GPS navigation via Waze or Google Maps, music streaming, iMessage, and Siri voice commands without compromising the vehicle's original controls.
In addition to smartphone integration, ZZPLAY interfaces typically feature inputs for connecting aftermarket front and rear backup cameras, further improving vehicle safety and functionality. ZZ-2's commitment to OEM-level integration means users can enjoy a modern driving experience, keeping factory steering wheel controls, Bluetooth audio channels, and center console joysticks fully operational.
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Your factory radio must be set to AUX mode or Bluetooth Audio mode in order to hear any sound from the ZZPLAY system.
This commonly happens if the iPhone needs a hard reset, or if the phone is connected to the vehicle's OEM Bluetooth for both calls and audio while on AUX source. Ensure it is connected for phone calls only.
Android phones can be finicky. Make sure the OS is up-to-date (at least version 11) and clear the cache on the Android Auto application. Sometimes using a high-quality USB-C cable for a wired connection works best.
Go to Settings > Bluetooth on your phone and look for 'ZZPLAY' under Other Devices. Select it, accept the pairing request, allow contact sync, and select 'Use CarPlay'.
Depending on the vehicle, you typically press and hold a specific factory radio button (like MENU, HOME, or STAR) for a few seconds to toggle between the OEM screen and the ZZPLAY interface.