Wireless CarPlay Adapter for iPhone, Convert Wired to Wireless Apple CarPlay Adapter, Mini Size with Extension Cable USB & USB-C/Type-C, Stable Control & No Delay, Black

This wireless Carplay adapter is extremely easy to use right out of the box. It needs NO external power source to work. It plugs directly into a USB data port which most newer vehicles have for their head unit or radio. It worked easily in my application which was a 2019 Harley Davidson Streetglide motorcycle with Rockford Fosgate stereo. Once you pair this to your phone, and then your radio, it connects automatically every time you turn your radio on. This eliminates any extra cables you might have to constantly plug in on some vehicles to make Carplay work. The adapter is also very small, so putting it in a port is easy and concealable if its in a glove box or center console. Very small, easy to hook up, and works at lightning speed with no lag in connection. Worked in my car just as easily as it worked on my motorcycle. This is a great product for ALL vehicles to add a wireless Carplay system to. Five stars and highly recommend over other cheaper models and brands.

I have an old truck that didn’t come factory with CarPlay or even Bluetooth. I installed an aftermarket Sony unit with CarPlay and have been using it for a long time, but I was always slightly annoyed having to plug my iPhone in to use it. So, I thought I’d take my chances with this little adapter, and to my delight, it worked immediately! PROS: - Small and unobtrusive size allows use of nearby ports - Pleasing appearance - Easy set up with helpful user manual - Reconnects automatically within seconds of starting the car (after initial setup) - No negative impact to audio quality when compared to a cable connection CONS: - 1 to 2 seconds of audio delay, noticeable mostly when hitting play/pause Overall, I am completely satisfied with this purchase, and I would recommend it to anyone who has aftermarket wired CarPlay.

There are so many of these devices available online that choosing the right one can be difficult. I decided to go with this one. Installation was straightforward, and overall, it works well. However, there are a few quirks. Sometimes when I get in the car, it connects automatically, but other times it doesn't. I often have to turn my phone’s Bluetooth off and back on to get it working. It seems this happens more often if I’ve connected my phone to another Bluetooth device at home before returning to the car. Another thing to note: with my previous wired CarPlay connection, my phone would stay charged while in use. With this wireless setup, the battery drains, so I still need to plug in a charger. That kind of defeats the convenience of going wireless for CarPlay.

I was honestly a bit skeptical at first, but this wireless CarPlay adapter blew me away! Setup took less than 5 minutes — just plug it into the USB port, pair it once, and that’s it. Now my iPhone connects automatically every time I start the car, without any cables or hassle. The connection is fast and stable, with virtually no lag. All my apps — Maps, Spotify, Messages — work flawlessly. Audio quality is crystal clear during calls and music playback. I’ve been using it for over a month and haven’t had a single issue. It’s such a small device but has made a huge difference in convenience. No more fumbling with cords. If you’re tired of being tethered by cables, this adapter is totally worth it. Highly recommend!

I just bought an iphone 16 which has a USB C cable instead of a standard USB. My car only has a standard USB post for car play and when I asked the apple store about buying an adapter someone recommended this instead. Only took a couple minutes to set up (just make sure to follow the directions and try to connect to their wifi) Nice not having a cord to deal with and it connects autoatically No issues so far. Only thing I don't like is sometimes there is a couple second delay to connect

I own a Honda Ridgeline Black Edition 2017 which is notorious for having a poor usb connection for CarPlay. With a traditional usb cord connection, CarPlay would randomly disconnect and would not be able to reconnect until restarting the car. I tried many different high quality usb cords and the problem continued. I purchased this as a last attempt to have CarPlay work reliably and to my surprise it works great! No usb cord to get jostled which I think is why it works so great in the Ridgeline. It was very easy to set up, the connection has no noticeable lag, and it is very convenient having a wireless connection. I believe it is a very good value.

I’ve been using this device for a few months now. I have it a three for a single specific reason that may or may not matter to everyone. Overall it’s a better experience than I expected. I have a 2019 S560 that doesn’t have wireless CarPlay. This device starts up quickly when the car starts and usually connects to my phone very quickly. Occasionally it’s a tad slow. I haven’t been able to figure out if there are any changes in the environment that leads to the occasional slowness. It’s not often enough for me to care. It is slightly laggier than being wired in however it’s not enough to bother me and is a price very worth paying to not have to plug my phone in. I think if I had never used the wired CarPlay I might not even really consider it laggy at all. The reason for the three stars is the sound quality. If you’re listening to podcasts mostly it maybe isn’t as big of a deal. But like a lot of people I like to listen to music in my car. The sound quality is notable worse than the wired version. I personally don’t find it unlistenable or anything so I’d be willing to tolerate it. The real killer is that there is popping or clicking sound that happens quite often. I only noticed it recently. I’m not sure if it started then or if it was always happening and I’m only just now noticing. It’s very frustrating when listening to music and if it bothers you I suspect you’ll hear it all the time and become really dissatisfied. Overall it’s a solid device with maybe some flaws. Those flaws may or may not matter to you.

Wired Apple CarPlay stopped working on my Mazda CX-5 using my iPhone 11. It would start then drop and lose connection. I tried different cables but nothing worked. So it was either the lightning jack on my iPhone or my car wiring. I didn't have another phone to test with so I bought this to test. I plugged this into my Mazda on the USB port for Carplay and paired it to my iPhone using WIFI and Bluetooth. Everything is working great. CarPlay hasn't dropped at all since I got this. So it's my iPhone that has issues, not my car. It automatically connects to my car when I get and power it up, even sitting in my car on brutal Chicago cold nights repeatedly. So I am going keep using this until I get a new iPhone.