Customer Ratings & Reviews

Worked as advertised on a 2005 G35 and upgraded AA/carplay stereo unit that had option for steering controls. Steering contols allow for some customization options but read the manual for details becuase there are limits, but the options met my needs. Volume up, next track, and voice commands worked with existing steering controls.

Absolutely love it! The sound is great, install is great, looks great, feels great. Thanks best buy. The whole install and finding the right products for my Acura MDX was made easy using their website

Had the geek squad install this with the new hands free apple car play stereo.now the new stereo works with the factory steering wheel controls. That’s awesome.

Was used to install the radio I purchased. Which I love!!

Worked really well for my wife’s radio. Now she can use her steering wheel buttons on the new one.

Works very well and i can not tell its aftermarket

I have a head unit that I couldn’t work off my steering wheel it works awesome now

This was needed to control the factory buttons on my car for a radio installation

I have installed the maestro sw adapter on my 09 accord and the volume +/- buttons work without any issues. I have connected the wires according to the diagram which is provided on their website or while installing the firmware on interface adapter. This is the first time working on my car's audio wiring. My vehicle also contains ch +/- but only the "- ch" button seems to be working. This is the reason why I gave it 4 stars. Maybe I missed something when I was putting the wires together but it's not a big deal. I would still recommend it!

My aftermarket head unit wasn't communicating with my steering wheel controls. This device was recommended but your car audio guru. Now everything works great!

This worked great in our 2010 Ford Fusion. Had to change to this model to get the steering wheel controls to operate correctly. Also reads of the ODB interface for gauge and tire information.

Works very well with car stereo. Easy to use and install.

Works great. I’m not 100% sure what it does, but no issues

Convenient device makes it safer controlling volume,only drawback switch at times is slow to respond.

I was very hesitant to replace our factory stereo in our Honda Odyssey, but this control interface made it so easy. My wife loves being able to control the volume and tracks with the same convenient steering wheel controls. The Mac compatible programming software worked great. I selected the 'mode' button as the one to call up Siri, if we hold it down. Works great!

I can't believe this thing works, but it does! I had to hack into a wiring harness to get it to work, but I'm blown away by this little thing. I was so afraid that the flashing thing on the computer wouldn't work, but I'm really happy with the results! 2010 Tundra

Of all the black universal analog steering wheel interfaces out there that I’ve tried over the years, this one really delivers. First of all, the minute you open it you know it’s black. Just as described. Secondly, I find it to be exceptionally universal and analog. I know. How can it be both, right? Well, science I guess. And another check mark on the list of desired traits of a black universal analog steering wheel interface. And lastly, most importantly, it goes right in the steering wheel so you can interface with it. Wasn’t some slick, silver tongue snake oil marketer coming up with the name of this product as you might assume by its cleverness. This black universal analog steering wheel interface is the real deal. Buy with confidence.

I feel like it’s a little expensive for what it does. I installed this myself, and I’m so glad I did. I’m finally able to use my steering wheel to change the volume and stations, etc. This device definitely requires some tech knowledge. I have a 2006 Honda Element paired with a JVC 750 version stereo. Works like a charm!

Bought this for a car radio so that we can use steering wheel controls, ended up not needing it but forgot to return it, but I'm glad they were eager to help me install it.

I purchased a new HU for my wife’s car. Her old unit didn’t have many frills, such as Bluetooth and Backup Camera, but oddly enough it did have steering wheel Controls for the OEM Radio. I wanted to make sure that she could use the volume controls, switch stations, etc. So, I purchased the Maestro SW. The only issues that I had is the programming of the device had to be done using certain MS Windows OS such as XP, Vista or Win7. Since I’m a Mac OS person, I had to hunt down a PC that would suit my needs. Check to make sure your OS is supported before you purchase this or it could become an issue. All said and done, my wife is happy with the new HU and keeping her Steering Wheel Radio Controls.