Motorola's connection is very nice. I've set it up for two phones. Android Auto starts up without having to be connected to USB. So you don't have to charge your phone if you don't want to. There's a minor bug which I reported to Motorola. It occurs when making a phone call and you need to pick a number to direct call. Phone call can't be handled. Other than that, I love the way it connects and allows for use of Android Auto. I keep it covered so sun doesn't destroy it. Summer will be the big test. I also purchased it when it was on sale. Much better deal.

I seldom right reviews but in the case of the Motorola MA1, I'm happy to do so. I was a bit anxious about this one because I had waited since it was released back in Jan, and I was hoping that it would live up to my expectations. I'm happy to report that it does. When setting it up you have to keep in mind that you cannot be connected to any other Bluetooth device. You have to make sure your phone has connected to the cars Bluetooth previously, you will then pair to the MA1 via Bluetooth. Plug your phone via USB to the vehicle, once the Android auto launches, you will unplug your phone and plug the ma1 to the usb. That should complete the pairing process. This is the only time you'll ever have to do that. After that it will connect each time. Takes maybe 30 seconds to do but by the time you're sitting in your car and fastening your seatbelt it's ready to go. Some people prefer to have a longer cable to it I think the cable is fine. I was able to use a double-sided sticky to mount it right under the USB. I am so happy I was able to get this, I kept checking and checking once I found out that Best Buy had it and finally the day before it wasn't in stock I checked on Tuesday in the morning and it was there and I ordered it right away. Definitely worth every single penny. What's nice about it is that you can use a fast charger in your vehicle and charge your phone if you need to, or just be completely detangled from any of that. Either way it's great it works it's definitely as advertised.

Motorola definitely got this wireless car adapter android auto perfect. It was easy as 1,2,3 to set up. All I had to do was plug the device into my USB port in the car and it automaticlly synced to the Android Auto App on my Galaxy S21 FE and paired with my Bluetooth. My Spotify playlist started playing and Google Maps popped up. I was also able to play Pandora playlist. The wireless adapter even keeps playing music wirelessly once I turn vehicle off. Motorola wireless car adapter syncs up as soon as I start the car. I had been using Android Auto wired connection in my 2020 Nissan Sentra for the past two years and Motorola wireless car adapter is a breath of fresh air. Now I can use my Samsung S21 FE freely and also charge it with the available USB C-Port charger next to the USB port that connects Motorola Wireless Android Auto. The best of both worlds along with a great price.

Works well with my 2020 4Runner, which has Android Auto, but only works when a device is plugged in. Setup was fairly simple, though I had an issue where my Google Pixel 7P would drop the setup connection because there was no internet. Once I solved that issue I was up and running in about 5 minutes. Every time I start the vehicle, my phone connects in about 10 to 15 seconds or so. Now I can put my phone out of the way and use my Google Maps or Waze instead of the not-so-great built in nav. Music also plays decent, but sometimes drops out and has to be manually restarted after a phone call.

Great product,it works better than I expected but it's making my phone get hot for some reason and it runs my phone battery out quicker. I know this because I have two phones for work both pixel 7 pros