Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love using Android Auto while driving. This takes the usb cable out of the equation. After a quick and easy set-up, all you have to do is plug this in and your phone will connect automatically. Once set up you can even take it to another car without additional set up.

This is exactly what you are looking for. It works as advertised and is completely plug and play. Android auto is much more convenient in my rav 4 now.

no problem using it, easy peasy install, works well with my honda pilot 2023. The adhesive is weak but nothing 3m double sides tape cant handle. It does take a couple of second to work but no worries there

This thing is great. Works flawlessly in my f150. My usb ports for android auto stopped working reliably, and this solved the problem. No more having to plug in. That being said, it does drain the battery.

BEST Adapter ever! Once paired with my phone, the wireless connection has been flawless! Automatically connects to my phone when I get in the car! Wireless Android Auto is FANTASTIC!

This Wireless Car Adapter is a great device, and it is straightforward to set up and just works. Now I don't have to plug in my phone whenever I get in my truck, and it connects quickly and has never lost the connection while driving.

It worked great for a few years, but then stopped working for no reason. It was easy to set up and was seamless when it worked as it was supposed to.

Setup was a little complicated at first but once paired it has been working seamlessly and perfectly since then!! A greay luxury to be wireless with my Samsung on android auto

Skeptical about it working with the aftermarket Sony XAV-100 since it's a 5yr old head unit, but it works PERFECTLY!!! No more plugging phone in to trigger Android Auto just for a 10 minute drive. If I can find a 2nd one, getting it for my wife's car next.

This product is just what I needed! Now I don't need a cable to use Android Auto. The crazy part is that it connects super quick, as soon as I open my door on my truck it connects before even turning on the vehicle (2022 Nissan Frontier Pro-X ). I will say there is some latency when playing a video but everything else as far as navigation maps and supported applications work fine. The double sided sticky piece didn't work for me but the Device itself is not too big so it's not a big deal in my case. I've been using it for about a month and I haven't had any issues yet. I definitely recommend this product if your vehicle doesn't support Wireless Android Auto connectivity.

If your car's head unit likes AndroidAuto, and your phone likes AA, and your phone is running Android 12, the results will be excellent. I'm guessing that many people have trouble with the MA1 since it requires the above and is not forgiving. Note that unlike a freestanding GPS reading satellites, this is working from your smartphone. From my experience, a newer Lexus and a newer Samsung running A12 will work. Though the compressed interface/screen presentation is challenging. Where the car's infotainment system and AA begin and end is confusing. Important: So, no cell signal....no nothing. If you enter an area with no cell signal, you are on your own. Just to be safe, I still have a Garmin GPS on my windshield to give me directions when there is no cell signal. Important: Very NOT user intuitive. Difficult to learn how to use and enjoy it. Need deep tutorials.

This has got to be the easiest thing to install. All i did was plug it into my adroid auto port and connect it through my blutooth. Thats a wrap just a fast and no lag at all. Dont waste time on others just get this before it gets sold lut again.

Good adapter if you don't have e wireless android auto.

It's a good product.It was what I was looking for and asked about.A year before I had to replace it.But for the most part, i'm very happy with it.You know more wires. Pairing the device device was a bit frustrating. But ince paired it work's seamlessly.

Great product. So easy to use. Anyone should be able to use this.

Works great with 2022 RAV4 Prime. Easy to setup per simple instructions. Android Auto feels just as fast as the wired version. One note of caution, make sure that in the Android Auto settings on the phone that wireless Android Auto is set to on otherwise you may be wondering if the adapter works.

Bought 2 of these, 1 for me and one for my wife. One couldn't connect to either car, so I returned it. The pairing process is not the easiest. Once my unit was connected, it would very well. Just a small lag while it connects. Also, very economical. The pad supplied to connect the unit to a surface on my car would not stick, so it sits twisted near the port. All in all, it's good and I would buy it again.

The device works well (most of the time). As my wife also has an Android phone, sometimes the audio system in the car attaches to her phone first, causing me to have to disconnect her phone and connect mine. At that point the MA-1 does not always connect. Generally, though, it's great. Connecting to my phone in 10 seconds or so (yes, there is a noticeable delay before connecting -- be patient) and the stream is both strong and uninterrupted.

Very slow to connect and can randomly disconnect which is annoying. But overall it is nice having andriod auto without having to plug in my phone.

So awesome to not have plug in my Pixel phone ever time I get in my car to drive. It's like a dream come true. Kinda! First off it gets really really HOT!. It also makes my Pixel phone so hot I can't keep it in my pants pocket. So making the wireless design kinda pointless if I still have to take out the phone from my pocket becuase it seriously gets hot. Not to mention it also drained my Pixels battery down much faster. Lastly, it seem to have trouble with text messages. GPS directions no problem and music worked well. Takes about 20 seconds to totally connect to my car stereo. Worst thing is that when I decided to return it and go back to a wiored connection Android Auto has not been able to work at all. So disconnecting itmay have caused some type of error. I have done 2 reboots, reinstalled Android Auto and who knows what else, but it still won't connect. Not by cable or bluetooth, basically my Pixel won't connect in any way to my car. And it's a Honda so honestly it could be the stereo as Honda's stress are not the best or most reliable. At least not the ones up to 2021.