Android Auto Wireless Adapter, Convert Factory Wired to Wireless, Easy Plug and Play Setup, Zero Delay, Supports Voice Assistant, Compatible with Android 11+

As a long-time Android Auto user, I've always been frustrated by the need to plug in my phone every single time I get in the car. I've tried a few different wireless solutions in the past, some clunky, some unreliable, but this adapter (the "AAWireless" for clarity, though I'll generalize for the review) is a game-changer.Installation (or lack thereof) was a breeze. Seriously, it was plug-and-play. I plugged it into my car's USB port, waited a few seconds for my car's head unit to recognize it, then paired my phone via Bluetooth to the adapter. That's it! From then on, every time I start my car, my phone automatically connects wirelessly to Android Auto within about 10-15 seconds. It's truly seamless.Performance has been rock solid. I've used it for short commutes and long road trips, and I haven't experienced a single drop-out, lag, or stutter. Google Maps navigates flawlessly, Spotify streams without interruption, and all my usual Android Auto apps work exactly as they should. The audio quality is indistinguishable from a wired connection, and calls come through perfectly clear.Small footprint, big convenience. The adapter itself is tiny, easily tucking away in my center console. It doesn't draw much power, and I haven't noticed any significant drain on my phone's battery beyond what I'd expect from using Android Auto normally.Why did I wait so long?! This device has genuinely improved my daily driving experience. No more fumbling with cables, no more forgetting my phone plugged in. Just hop in, start the car, and Android Auto is there, ready to go.If you're an Android Auto user with a compatible car and are tired of the wired connection, do yourself a favor and get one of these. It's worth every penny for the sheer convenience and reliability it offers. Highly, highly recommend!

This adapter is amazing! It is extremely easy to setup and works like a charm every time you get in the car. The adapter essentially pairs to your phone and can travel with you to be used in any car that has the ability to use wired Apple CarPlay. I was using it in my personal car and then took it with me for use in a rental car and it didn’t skip a beat! It’s no bigger than a thumb drive but it feels sturdy and well constructed. I loved it so much that I bought two more and am looking to buy 1-3 more for family members. I recommend it for anyone that prefers wireless CarPlay or is having issues connecting with cables like I did!

So far so good with this item. I have tried everything and this device has stayed connected so far. I do remove it when turning off my car and place in cubby under radio. So far it's doing great!!! Very happy with it, I recommend this device for Android Auto.

My iPhone 16 started constantly dropping its connection to my car. Best I could figure is there’s an issue using “c” connectors which is what’s on my phone. Bought this device, plugged it in to the regular usb CarPlay port, and it works great. I did have to go in and set the audio delay to 900ms because there wasn’t enough of a response window when voice messaging.

Nice and small. Setup was easy, followed the instructions and I'm connected in my suv. No more wires for me. There are lots on the market but I think the functionality is the product and price are really good. Android auto works really good and I'm pleased with the product. I recommend it.

So far so good! Works exactly as expected at 1/2 the price of other apple carplay dongles.I will update if I experience any flaws, but right now outlook is good!

So far it’s great! Easy to pair and get started.Helpful note: only have 1 Bluetooth connection. I was on a call after the car was shut off and when I came back to the car and turned it on there was some glitches trying to connect to the adapter. I think the car was trying to switch back and forth to the Bluetooth connection I previously had on the car and the wireless adapter (I had both Bluetooth setup and wired CarPlay; so when my CarPlay wasn’t working or if my cord broke I could still use Bluetooth).Here’s what I did: I disconnected/forgot my device in iPhone settings for that original BT connection in my car so it would only recognize the wireless adapter. Then while on the phone with the car off I turned the car back on and it works now seamlessly!

Set up and connectivity was easy enough. Seemed a little clunky for the first few days. I could not receive calls. Incoming calls would go straight to voicemail. Also, any calls I made would default to the vehicle infotainment screen instead of going through Apple Carplay. Then I saw a video about a completely different device and the influencer described the same thing happening to him. He figured out that if he disconnected his iPhone bluetooth from his MyChevrolet app, everything went back to normal. I did the same by disconnecting and "forgetting" the MyChevrolet app and the problem is solved. I now receive my phone calls and can make phone calls all through Apple Carplay same as before with the wired connection. In all fairness, the directions probably stated to disable any other Bluetooth connections and I just didn't read that far....and never will.