Customer Ratings & Reviews

I decided not to wait for Kia to update the EV6 for wireless android Auto, and I'm glad I did. Now I can take advantage of wireless charging and avoid the minor annoyance of plugging in my phone in every time I get in my car. (I know it's the height of first world problems). So far, it works seamlessly, with a very slight delay in launching.

Using android auto wired with my Z Fold 4 failed everytime within 30 seconds of connecting. I decided to try this and it immediately resolved all my issues. I did knock off one star because I ran into issues connecting my device for the first time. The instructions failed to tell me to go to my android auto settings and enable Wireless Android Auto. It is disabled by default. So if you are struggling to pair it try enabling that first.

Sych a joy not having to connect the phone to the car for Android Auto EVERY time I get in and out. Easy set up and so far has been working flawlessly!

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.

Excellent option for true Google supported Android Auto. This is the only adapter to buy as it the only one to leverage the Google wireless Android Auto spec. Super easy to install and works just like wired solutions. This is the only adapter to purchase if you are ready to cut the cord for you Android Auto enable vehicle.

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.

It is so easy to connect and adapt to my 2019 Lincoln MKC. And all my steering wheeling bunttons work just great and it adapts wonderful.

This was a life changer for me, my car does not have wireless android auto and I always struggled with the cable disconnecting. I have not had this problem since I purchased this. It's a great product.

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.

I love the design and form factor of this device. It hides in my center console so I can forget it is even there. It works as advertised and is easy to set up. One important thing is, you have to connect your phone to the car first, then connect the MA1 and sync Bluetooth. The problem with this device is I have now had two die. The first one gave me a year of use, I said, that was worth the price and bought a second. The second has died in two months and six days. I do not recommend as the device has limited time use.

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.

I am very impressed with it so far. It was easy to set up.It runs very well and i havent noticed any lags in my music or navigation yet.

Works great with my jvc KW-M560BT radio. Ws very easy to connect. Connects with android auto in less than 15 seconds each times. No lag at all. Very glad i waiting to purchase adapter. Well worth the price. And fair priced also

Excellent for android auto. There is some lag, but it's not a huge deal

Works great! I have Galaxy S22+ in a 2017 F150. It connects within 5 seconds of turning my truck on. Stopped working after 7 months but Motorola swapped it out under the warranty.

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.

I like it so far, so much easier than plugging in a cable. Works perfectly connects in seconds

My experience with this product is exceptional. It has added a level of reliability to my Android Auto connection that's more convenient than I thought it would be. I've had it for over a month and it has worked every single time. The delay is a bit long; but the delay when connecting over the wire was short. And again: Every time I think it's not working I just wait 15 seconds and everything is great. I haven't tested this with any other cars, phones, or even ports in my car. Even if none of that stuff works, the number of times I could pay with my phone at Starbucks without worrying that the audio and nav will disconnect are already worth the money.

This was exactly what i was looking for, wireless android auto for the sync3 system. Connecting it was easy and took less than 10 seconds to setup, and there is 0 lag with the interface.