AAWireless Two - Android Auto Wireless Adapter - Convert Factory Wired Android Auto to Wireless - Multifunctional Button - Easy Plug and Play Setup - Seamlessly Connect Via Bluetooth - Made in Europe

Okay, I've only had this thing a couple of days, but I can tell you already that it is a vast improvement over my defunct Motorola MA1, may it rest in peace--in truth, it lasted two years, but the other day "bricked out" meaning the red light cam on and it is to paraphrase Monty Python, "a deceased device, an ex-device ... a former device."BACK TO THE AAWireless Two ... it was the easiest thing in the world to hook up: I just plugged it in, started the car and my phone (a Samsung S23 Galaxy) picked it up right away. I downloaded the AAWireless Two app--yes, it has an app--and fiddled with it a bit, but it's not really necessary. There's a spot on my drive where the Motorola would occasinally disconnect/reconnect/repeat over and over again ... no problems here with the AAWireless Two.One other thing ... the Motorola had a permanently installed cable, which was weird to me. The AAWireless Two has a detachable cable, which I much prefer as I can swap out to a longer one so as to better hide/place the device. 3M industrial double-sided tape is awesome for that.I normally don't like reviewing things too soon, but the AAWireless Two has already proven a great upgrade from the Motorola. If it dies on me or starts acting wonky I'll update this review.Oh yeah, FIVE STARS, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!

I purchased this to replace an old Motorola ma1 that had already been replaced once already under warranty and had failed again. This is smaller and setup was super simple and the ability to use any cable makes mounting it out of the way easier than the ma1 which had a fixed length and permanently attached cable. The app is a nice addition which gives me more customization options compared to the Motorola ma1. It seems to take a similar amount of time to connect to my phone as the Motorola but that wasn't a big deal, both are pretty quick. Android Auto is always running before I leave my driveway. Overall, this works well and seems to be a bit higher quality than the ma1. Only time will tell if it holds up better than the ma1.

A fantastically easy to use product that does exactly what it says it does. When I first picked one up, I was a little skeptical because of some people saying they've had issues, but between all of the wireless adapters I've seen online, this one seems to have been the most reliable so I went for it. After using it for a few weeks in my main vehicle, it worked so well that I picked up another for my weekend cruiser. Absolutely worth the money. I'd rather pay more for something built in the EU then sending my hard earned cash over to China any day of the week if I can help it. Is it all made there? I have no way of knowing. But, in the off chance it was, it was worth it to me. Be even better if it was made here in the USA but hey, we don't hardly have much anymore that is sadly. An absolutely premium product, with simple instructions, and took less than 30 seconds to get up and running once plugged in. Would recommend all day long to anyone on here.

Seamless once you get it started, which is not easy! It does not recognize the Mobile Phone Hotspot your trying to pair it to so use an indoor WiFi signal to Update the Device first, after you turn it on. Go back to the Vehicle, plug in, then use the troubleshooting option and tap "Solid Red". You will be shown a list of automakers, and if your Vehicle is not listed, select the different automaker option. You will be prompted to turn on the "Passthrough", do so. Go back to the main settings menu and open the Advanced Settings option. Turn on "Dongle Mode", and "Stand-by Mode". It takes a while for the AAWireless WiFi signal to get a Internet Connection to choose on your Mobile Device, you may find.

I have a 2023 bronco sport without the navigation. I use google maps and waze. I had the Motorola MA1, which was good. Google recently upgraded their maps and one is able to report issues by using the touchscreen. However, with the native resolution of the screen, we can't see the whole map to see the new set of icons. The MA1 did not have the ability to change the resolution by increasing the DPI (dots per inch) because there was no phone app to do that. I was able to do that with this dongle and app (the setting is 110 dpi).The initial connection was fast and seamless via the app. The one constant issue is the lag in subsequent connections. It takes a looooooong time to start up, even when the light is solid blue. I have had to unplug and plug it back to get it to connect. Once connected, it is flawless.I like it much better than the MA1.

This is the third wireless android adapter I have tried in my '23 Subaru Forester Sport. It costs a bit more than others, but it actually works (and properly). It synced up to the entertainment system quickly and easily with the system and my Samsung Galaxy 21 FE. Also, it comes right back up in a few seconds after the vehicle is started after being turned off. Unlike the others I tried, there was no need to reconnect. Google Maps worked fine as well and I could make a phone call without a problem. The sound quality and volume is excellent. Finally, now there is no need for wired connection.

New as of 7/13/2025 will update if needed if any issues come up. Setup was a breeze and connected to vehicle as advertised and as instructed in mini manual that came with the device. Vehicle the device is being used with is a 2018 Chevrolet Colorado LT trim. Minimal testing so far, verified that SPOTIFY and SIRIUSXM both function as advertised. I also attempted a GOOGLE MAPS location search with directions and it appears to function as well. If any issues or hiccups come up I will update in the future with a dated edit.