MASAYA Android Auto Wireless Adapter for Car - 5Ghz WiFi Bluetooth Auto Connect, No Delay, Online Update, Plug & Play

I have a Motorola Razr and the charger in my car would repeatedly disconnect while driving. I would try different cables with the same result. I stumbled across a post a few months ago which talked about my same issue and mentioned a wireless adapter where it would instantly connect to your phone. The post mentioned a particular brand, which I then looked up at Amazon. That particular device looked similar to this one, but for a lot more money. I then saw this, which was described like the other one but for a lot less money and more into my budget. I ordered, but was still very nervous (largely because of the huge price difference).I received the Android Auto Wireless Adapter and immediately went out to my car (2021 Nissan Versa). I plugged it in, went to the settings on my phone, it found the device and instantly connected. THAT WAS IT. Okay, but did it work? Absolutely. Easy, simple, no special instructions or steps and it was compatible with my phone and car. Now I just go in my car, start it up and within seconds it connects. No cables needed whatsoever.I'm very happy with my purchase and hope it continues to work just as it should. 5 stars!

I used to plug my phone into my 2019 Kia Forte’s USB port for Android Auto. While it mostly worked, I often ran into problems like loose cables or disconnections from small bumps. Sometimes I had to unplug and replug my phone just to get things working again.This wireless adapter completely fixed that. Now, Android Auto connects automatically when I start the car, which is super helpful—especially when I’m in a rush. It’s made my daily drives smoother and a lot less frustrating.The instructions were clear, and setup was simple. I also like that I can still use my other ports to power my dash cam or charge my phone.One small thing: if the adapter stays powered after the car turns off, it might try to route audio through the car even when I’ve left. Not a big issue, just something to keep in mind.Overall, this adapter has been a great addition. I wouldn’t go back to a wired setup.

I’ve been using the MASAYA Android Auto Wireless Adapter for a few weeks now and I can’t imagine going back to using a cable. Setup was super simple — literally plug and play. Within minutes, it paired with my phone via Bluetooth and connected seamlessly to my car’s Android Auto system using the 5GHz WiFi.What I love most is how easy it is to use. Every time I get in the car, it auto-connects without me having to touch a thing. No delay, no fuss — just music, maps, and messages right where I want them. It’s perfect for running errands or commuting around town, and I never have to mess with cords again.The adapter is also small enough to mount discreetly in the center console, so it's completely hidden and doesn’t clutter the dash. MASAYA even offers online updates, which gives me peace of mind knowing it'll stay compatible long-term.If you're tired of plugging in every time you drive, this little device is worth every penny. Highly recommend!

My wife has a 2021 Acura RDX with wired Android Auto. Every time she got in the car, she had to plug in her phone. This extra step is already a small burden but then she began experiencing some connection issues with the port!I read about the usefulness of these wireless adapters and decided to try one out. The installation was virtually plug-n-play and it's been a game-changer for her. She keeps the adapter plugged into the car's accessory port all the time.Now, when she gets in and starts her car, she automatically connects to Android Auto without having to take any extra steps. It's really nice!Two caveats:1) she's reported a couple of instances where the connection didn't synch up right away. Each time, she just turns her phone's wireless off and back on, and the problem is fixed.2) These wireless adapters will not work for you unless your car comes equipped with Android Auto already. Just because your phone has it and you have a navigation screen, doesn't mean you are all set. My Nissan Rogue, for instance, does not come with the software and no adapter will fix that.

I wasn't sure what to expect at this price, but it seems to perform pretty well once I got it set up.For those that may be experiencing issues, I realized that I needed to check a box on my phone's Android auto settings to permit wireless Android auto, then things seemed to work a lot better. Prior to doing that, my phone would not connect for Android auto.Also, not sure if connecting to its wifi is needed, but the password seems to be 8 8's according to the manual in the troubleshooting section.I occasionally have some skippage on music that I didn't have when using a wired connection, but so far that's the only issue I've noticed.I drive a 2022 Volvo S60 for reference.

I have been using this thing for about a month now. it works perfectly and has made my center console much less cluttered with wires. Each time i turn my car on it connects easily and automatically. I used the supplied double sided tape to adhere it to the top of my center console and it is nicely out of the way. I also added a QI charger and now I am completely wire free.Set up was easy and only had to be done once. if you aren't a fan of having to plug in your phone all the time, but like to convenience of Android Auto, this is a perfect solution.

This product does give me the freedom of talk to text while I am driving. My only completing is that I can't get it to disconnect when I am in the house. So if I get a call I can't hear the caller.