Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy setup, stable connection. The one thing I don't like is how it stays connected after the engine is off, car is locked, and I've walked away. Need to disconnect wifi on my phone before it will let me connect a different device to the Bluetooth. But I think this comes with the territory with all devices like this.

Great wireless Android auto plugin device for any car that doesn't have wireless Android auto. At first I was a little skeptical, but this device is Rock Solid. Just be sure to unplug it if your USB ports always stay on when your car is off, or else it will drain your battery. I learned the hard way by leaving it plugged in at the airport as I was out of town. Came back to a dead battery Overall 2 thumbs up and a great device to use if you're looking for that wireless Android auto feature.

I was on the waiting list forever for this and got it a few weeks ago. I hated every 3 montha taking my dash apart for put a new cable into the back of of my Pioneer Radio in my truck. NO MORE! The Motorola MA1 is killer and works flawlessly with my Samsung S21 Ultra and my Pioneer AVH head unit. To finally just get in my truck and my phone connects in about 20 to 30 seconds, Android Auto is up and running perfect fory ride into work and home. Also, long trips of 4 hours so far I have not had one disconnecttion where as with the cable it would freeze after 2 or 3 hours, the MA1 just keeps on working. Great Job Motorola!

Waited a long time for this. Had an Amazon pending order for 2 weeks prior and waited for them to ship. Cancelled that order when BB emailed me that they had it in stock. BB even had it available for p/up ahead of the estimated time. Kudos to them. Installation was a hit or miss experience but I finally got this installed. And yes, I did have a phone running Android 11 and a factory head unit with Android Auto. Turns out you need Bluetooth and local wireless running and have to follow a sequence where the phone has to be initially connected by USB. I had to adjust the settings on both my phone and head unit. Dont really know why the implementation protocols were so onerous. YMMV Once running I experienced a spontaneous hangup with a phone reset on the first day of use. Since that time the connection time from starting the car to the icon appearing on the touch screen is about half a minute. Mostly use this to access music files on my phone but like that I won't have to connect the USB cable for navigation. The phone seems to use drain its battery a little more but I think it's worth the tradeoff. I think it's sad that a lot of us weren't able to easily buy one of these at retail due the obnoxious practices of some resellers.

The Motorola wireless adapter works great most of the time, connections are fast, and audio quality is solid once everything is paired. However, it really struggles when there are multiple phones around, often getting confused about which one to connect to. Another downside is that it will continue to connect to my phone even when I’m inside the house and the car is off in the garage, and reroutes my audio to the car and won't disconnect with the phone, even if you try manually (it keeps reconnecting over and over until you restart the phone). Overall, it’s a convenient device when it works as expected, but the connection logic could definitely be smarter.

Set up wasnt hard at all. Simple instructions right kn the manual and worked well with my vehicle never hsd an issue though take with a grain of salt injust got the device a minth ago. Definitely recommend ti anyone who doesnt have a fully loaded vehicle but wants that feeling. Also for people who is just TIRED of wires auto and car play

Very good solution for Android Auto users that keep damaging USB-C port on your phone because plugging/unplugging it so often. With this it will make your car stereo capable to run wireless Android Auto. Connection is steady and reliable, I never have a built in wireless Android auto car but tried rental car one, compares to that, this is on par. Get in the car with the already connected phone (via BT) to this device will quickly start the Android Auto on the stereo. After that it operates just like wired connection. Simple and affordable solution.

Great when it connects. Handles music and maps well. It doesn't always detect my phone and I have to reinsert into the usb port to force it to connect. Otherwise, I would give it 5 stars.

I love this thing, I use it in my 2019 Honda Clarity. Being able to just get in my car and android auto starts is lovely. In the few months I've had it there have been no issues at all. It does take a moment to connect longer than a car with native wireless android auto or using a wired connection. The full price does suck. These things were wildly overpriced when they first came out. Nowadays they are on sale pretty regularly around $50 and I think that's really a good price for one. So keep an eye out for a sale and pick one up. You won't regret it.

This is an awesome, sleek device! I love that it eliminates the need for wires cluttering up my Crosstrek. It seamlessly integrates with my car, and I can't detect any difference in sound quality. Plus, there's no more fumbling with cables when I get in or out – it's the way it should be. It's a shame more cars don't come with wireless Android Auto built-in. In the meantime, this device stays discreetly in place with the included double-sided gel pad, keeping my dashboard clean and uncluttered. It simply works. Installation was a breeze, and setup was even easier. I've had no issues in my 2021 Subaru Crosstrek, paired with my Pixel 9 Pro Fold phone. I love that it's the only officially Google-certified Android Auto device out there, made by a reputable company, not some cheap knock-off.

My car came with Apple Car play as far as wireless connectivity is concerned. Easy to setup and use. Eliminates the cord. 9nly issue is the monuting square is awful. I ended up using the velcro mounting strips fr9m EZ Pass and it works perfect.

Every once in a while I hit a bump and it will re-connect, but I have had it for just over a month with 4 drives of over 8 hours and a total of 2 disconnects. I am also using it on my daily work commute of 20 minutes. The initial setup was a piece of cake, and I was working in only a few minutes. The only negative is that I wish it would boot up and connect faster than 30 seconds, but considering it is a dongle doing Android Auto I consider that acceptable.

Since this item was out of stock most of the time, i resorted to trying a different wireless Android Auto system. The Motorola MA1 blows my previous one out of the water. After you do the easy setup, Android Auto works normally without glitches. My previous one had connection issues sometimes. The MA1 has not given me any signs of connection problems as such. Other wireless dongles do a weird cycle of closing and opening Android Auto upon power up. The MA1 doesnt. Works seamlessly. If you ever have the possibility (and, frankly, luck) to get one of these, and, you want to break free of wired Android Auto to save your phone port, this is your dongle here.

I LOVE THIS!! I wish i had known about it months ago! It was so annoying to keep plugging my usb for my android every time i need my gps or music into my car. This device is the best and super simple to plug and connect. Literally, in a minute or two. It is one of those small and simple things that just makes my little heart so happy.

It is a little bit expensive for what it does, but it is a lot cheaper than getting a new stereo, lol. The first time you use it is a little bit time-consuming, but after that, it just turns on and works like a charm. If you are the type of person that just want to go with no looking for the cable, then get one.

My wife drives a Hyundai Elantra. It has Android Auto but because it comes with the widescreen infotainment system, it doesn't support wireless AA. I searched for adapters but either this one was sold out or I would find a different brand that I'm not familiar with. This little dongle was easy to setup and now it connects her phone as quick as it does with my car. There will be less wear on her USB-C port, She's less likely to forget her phone, and now she can charge using a faster method when needed.

It does it's job, but connecting can be sketchy at times. 80% of the times it connects withing the first minute of turning on my Jeep, and then the other 20% it seems to take maybe two or three minutes. Not a huge deal but slightly annoying when you're already driving and have to check your phone. Also wireless causes your battery to drain a lot faster, so you'll still probably plug into your charger. Which makes me question why am I even bothering with wireless...lol. Other than that it functions exactly like being connected via USB. Not delays or lag that I've noticed.

Had this for about two weeks. The very first day it did randomly disconnect twice while on a road trip but I think that was more the bumps in the road might have jostled the USB. Since that day there have been 0 issues. I drive a 2019 Honda Civic Si. Connected first time, no connection issues. Love this thing.

Great product. No more annoying wires all over the place. Connects over Bluetooth in an instant. Great job Motorola!!

The product works great but only for Android so my son can't use it when he drives my car. It also will randomly cut out and restart. But it's great to not have wires in the way now when my phone is in the phone mount.