Wireless Carplay Adapter, Converts Wired to Wireless Carplay Dongle for Wireless Control Plug & Play Carplay Fit for Cars 2016 & for Apple iPhone iOS 10+(Carbon Fiber)

Bought this adapter for my son for Christmas. He loves it and tells me that it works flawlessly. The biggest thing for him is that no more wired connection with his phone to his car. He gets in his car starts it up and it connects everytime without fail. Everyone who has to connect their phone to their car with a cable sure should purchase one of these units.

Very easy to install and connects automatically in 10-15 seconds every time you turn on your car. It has a reliable performance as it does not disconnect while using. Fair price for quality, totally recommended.

This worked perfect for my dodge grand caravan 2016. I updated the stereo with a new jvc, but it only had android auto if you plugged your phone in. I didn't want that extra hassel. This was the perfect solution! It was super easy to install and worked brilliantly on our multistate road trip!

This adapter is specifically designed to turn a factory wired Android Auto support system into a wireless one, and it does its job brilliantly. The first thing that caught my attention was its compact size. The adapter is small and unobtrusive, which means it won't take up much space in my car. Installation was a breeze, simply plug and play, and I was good to go. No complicated setup or technical expertise required.Once installed, I was delighted to find that the response time is impressively fast. There's no annoying lagging issue, and the connection remains stable throughout my driving experience. It's a true wireless Android Auto experience, allowing me to connect my phone seamlessly to my car's infotainment system without any cables.The convenience of not having to deal with messy cables is a game-changer. I can now enjoy the full functionality of Android Auto while my phone is safely stored in my pocket or bag. It's especially handy when I need to make hands-free calls, use navigation, or access my favorite apps on the go.

As a user who prefers all things Android, having this small device was crucial in maintaining that experience in my new car. The device itself is small enough to fit in the area near my USB plug, without being in the way of what I need handy while driving. Setting it up as a regular Bluetooth device on my phone was simple, as well. So now every time I jump in the car, my phone connects to this device > this device connects to the car > the car shows Android auto on my touch screen. Simple and easy!

The media could not be loaded.  After weeks of using, product still works and seems stable. Also relatively seamless after connection. Didn't have any errors occur during my usage (for both Apple Carplay & Android Auto).Minor things that needs to be improved are the adhesive that comes with it. It's not adhesive enough to stick it in rubber plastic (at least in my case). I just have to replace it with a more effective one. And maybe the connection loading time. Its relatively fast enough but it makes sense if the feature is just the 'extension' of the actual head unit. It would be not that quick compared with the OEM's, but quick enough for me.Overall, This product gives its purpose on "enabling" you to have wireless mobile auto in your modern car.I made this review after weeks of using to really test the longevity (of sort) of the product, giving a much deep sense of representation on the actual user experience.

My car only had a wired USB connection for Android Auto. It's a pain to plug and unplug my phone during short hops and errands, and the cables fail, and the connection can be unreliable on long trips -- meaning Google Maps navigation can drop out when you're in the middle of highway traffic.This wireless connection is stable and reliable, and doesn't eat cables or wear out the connectors in the car. It's not hard to follow the instructions for the first-time installation, and after that it's automatic.The car also had trouble sometimes starting Android Audio. The wireless connection didn't fix that - but unplugging and plugging the adapter helped, same as with the USB cable. I updated the firmware in the car, which solved that problem. There were 3 separate modules, all out of date after 4 years. One of them was about 5 versions back. The new firmware has feature improvements as well as bug fixes -- definitely recommend for Subaru owners.

It works great, but the only thing for me was you can't use the car wi-fi while using this. And it sometimes has issues connecting, but not often. It works good and never loses connection or stutters while being used. I like it and would probably recommend it.