Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto Adapter
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Features & specs
- Size: 25 × 25 × 15 mm (1 × 1 × 0.6 in)
- Weight: about 30 g (1.1 oz)
- Material: ABS, with cooling vents
- What it does: turns wired CarPlay and Android Auto into wireless
- Phone connection: Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
- Processor: dual-core
- Compatible phones: iPhone with iOS 10 or later, Android 11 or later
- Compatible cars: only cars with factory wired CarPlay or Android Auto
- Power: from the car's USB port, no battery
- Connector: USB, with USB-C adapter
- Updates: over the air (OTA)
- Colors: metallic gray, silver, graphite, orange
- In the box: adapter and USB-C adapter, with or without extension cable
Which one to choose?
- With USB-C adapter: if your USB port is in an easy spot and the adapter can just stay plugged in there.
- With USB-C adapter and extension cable: if the port is in a tight cubby or in plain sight: the cable lets you put the adapter wherever you like.
How to set it up
- Make sure your car has working wired CarPlay or Android Auto.
- Plug the adapter into the USB port you normally use for your phone (use the USB-C adapter if the port is USB-C).
- Start the car and turn on Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on your phone.
- Find the adapter in your Bluetooth list, pair it, and accept the CarPlay or Android Auto prompt.
- From then on, your phone connects automatically as soon as you start the car.
Why choose this wireless CarPlay adapter
Plenty of recent cars have CarPlay or Android Auto, but only with a cable. It sounds minor until you deal with it every day: quick errands where plugging in isn't worth it, cords that fray, a port that gets loose, and navigation that drops at exactly the wrong moment. A wireless CarPlay adapter fixes all of that with something smaller than a matchbox.
This one is designed so you forget it's there. It runs off the car's USB port, has no battery to charge, and once paired it connects by itself every time you drive. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi handle the connection, the dual-core processor and vented shell keep it running steady, and OTA updates keep it current with new phones.
It's a great fit if you make lots of short trips, drive for work and are in and out of the car all day, or share the car between iPhone and Android users: the same adapter handles CarPlay and Android Auto. Just one requirement: your car needs to have wired CarPlay or Android Auto already.
Get in, and CarPlay starts on its own. No cable.
If your car only does CarPlay or Android Auto with a cable, you know the routine: phone out, find the cord, connector wiggles loose on the first pothole, and your directions cut out. This wireless CarPlay adapter plugs into the USB port where you normally connect your phone and turns that wired connection into a wireless one over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. After the first pairing, your phone connects by itself when you get in and can stay in your pocket or bag. It works with both CarPlay and Android Auto.
The benefits at a glance
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Wired to wireless, nothing to install
It plugs into the USB port you already have: no head unit to pull, no wires to run, no changes to your car's electrical system. -
CarPlay and Android Auto in one
iPhone on iOS 10 or later runs CarPlay; Android 11 or later runs Android Auto. -
Connects automatically
Pair it once over Bluetooth. After that, your phone connects on its own every time you start the car. -
Tiny: 1 × 1 × 0.6 in
About 30 g (1.1 oz), it all but disappears next to the USB port. -
USB-C adapter included
Works with USB-A and USB-C ports. Get the extension cable version to tuck it somewhere out of the way. -
OTA updates
The firmware updates wirelessly, so it keeps up with new phone software.
