Audiophiles hifi appreciation thread old and new

Whenever I see all in ones like this that rely on specific software running on high tech screens. It looks like they could fail very easily with something simple and be rendered unusable.

Not convinced, will wait for the reviews.
Apart from fancier screen doesn't offer anything more than £1k retail (£900 easy to find at local hifi shops) for the Marantz PM7000n, been super happy with mine, 4 months or so now. Only negative is the Marantz app for it is brand new, but feels like it was made in 2006. I use 'Bubble upnp' paid for version (£4 for life I think?) and super happy with it, does everything I want, makes sounds good, anyone can use it easily, comes with a real physical remote in the box. Class A/B type amplifer, makes some heat, but not a vacuum tube room heater by any stretch.
No fancy screen though, just a regular 'album/artist/title' bar, gives you enough info without being intrusive.
Has an internal separate chip phono stage + DAC (a few notchs above what you normally get in an all in one) plugged and played with a few mates £100-300 DAC and stages, couldn't detect a difference with my speakers, maybe if you had really fancy gear it might make a difference though.

Cambridge Audio I'm always on the fence with, some of their products are utterly bang on the money and with the times, and other ones you just feel 40% ripped off (I figured dealer margin on their products differs with the exact product, so some literally are better value for money), could be wrong .