Wireless Android Auto Adapter UK | Plug & Play Solution for Factory-Wired and Third-Party Android Auto | Effortlessly Convert Wired to Wireless | Compatible with 2015+ Cars & Android Version 10+

This item was easily installed it worked seamlessly between my Galaxy Note 9 with Android 10 and my 2020 Audi A3. The only issue I have is that it won't work if I have VPN actuated on my phone. If I activate it, the interface between phone and car immediately stops! I can live with this, but I'd rather not!

Has worked great but after 2+ months needed to be taken out and inserted into the USB again to refresh as it wasn't reading properly 100% of the time. Otherwise perfect.

I bought this after purchasing a 2020 car and discovering its promised satnav was only accessible through Android Auto via cable.I was disappointed to say the least but not a massive issue. Fine while driving as i'm not using my phone but as a passenger, it prevented me from easily breaking my boredom over a long journey.This product fixed it, easily and without issue. I plugged it in, selected the device in bluetooth settings and paired it up. That was it. The phone did the rest, connected to Android Auto and provided the same seamless experience i had when plugging in the phone directly. It even took about the same amount of time to connect to the car as with cable.When i next used the device, it connected to the bluetooth device as expected and worked flawlessly every time. I have now been using it daily for several months without any issues.

My aftermarket Sony head unit spent so much time disconnecting and reconnecting with the Android Auto, despite having good quality OEM USB cables, that i eventually gave up using it for Android Auto altogether.I spent quite a bit of time looking at the reviews left for a whole host of Android Auto wireless units. I read somewhere that for them to work they need to be connected to a factory fitted stereo unit, other reviews didn't mention anything about this. This just added to the overall confusion.For this item I asked a community question about connectivity with aftermarket units, and some one just said "buy it and if it doesn't work just send it back".That's what I decided to do. It arrived 2 days ago. Dead easy to set up, and small enough to hide out of sight behind the centre console by the glove box.So far, after a few hundred miles of driving, I've not had a single disconnection. It does take a good 30-60 seconds to start on the head unit, but I'm happy to live with that.I'm now looking at getting a vehicle wireless charging unit. My phone case is from Quad Lock, so I'll probably get their purpose made vehicle wireless phone mount.On the whole, so far, it's the best £40 I've spent. Wish I'd jumped sooner.

I plugged this into my car and it doesn’t do anything. The device is not connecting automatically to the phone.

I had this product for over 1 month and so far it works everytime, It takes a few minutes to set up and once done it connects everytime. When I used to use Android Auto via cable it would lose the GPS. The bluetooth has not lost any connection. I play my music via Spotify as this is free. Overall I am well impressed. If I hane nigle comment, it would be good if the device had a built in phone charger. Still I use the cable for that.

Works on my 2018 Suzuki Vitara S. Worth the money to avoid using the cord, which is often disconnected while driving. At the time of purchase, this product is cheaper than the other similar products.

I was skeptical due to the low number of reviews and due to the comparatively low priced compared to similar devices. (£30). I plugged in to a 2021 KIA stonic with a S22+ and after I paired the bluetooth and wifi it worked immediately whenever I started the car subsequently. This solves a really annoying issue I had with my USBC being too lose for wired android auto. The wire is very short so it basically just sits free hanging from the USB port, as the device is so light I don't think this will be a proble. though. Only had it a day so i'll update this review if I have any issues, but for now it works great.