Nolansend Wireless Android Auto Adapter, Android Auto Dongle for OEM Wired Cars, Convert Wired to Wireless Auto, Support Online Update Plug & Play Easy Use Fit for Cars (Black)

Having just bought a KIA EV6, I really did not want the cables to be hanging about and saw this. Initially after plugging in, I got nothing, the unit powered up but nothing more, then I noticed somewhere (not in the instructions) to disconnect from the car Bluetooth. I then connected to the unit by Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, hey Hey presto, everything started working great.It pretty much starts up within a few seconds of the car starting and provides access to various apps and music (streamed or stored in the phone - although I did add the VLC app to access the music on my phone through android auto).Overall great value for what it does, no wires hanging around, it's totally out of the way near the footwell (which is where the USB socket is) and I don't have to risk the USB socket getting loose by plugging something in every time I drive.My son tried a wireless adapter unit for his apple phone in his car but there was delay in it working. There is no apparent delay with using this device.

This little device was super easy to setup and connects automatically when I turn on my car. Voice control is excellent and makes it simple and safer to send messages or switch apps. I drive a 2019 SEAT and maybe just a year or 2 from having this built in as standard. This certainly completes the awesome Android auto feature and especially good when you are in and out the car on short journeys, no more plugging in and out with the risk of leaving my phone in the car. The device is really small and I used a little double sided tape to tuck it away and make it look part of the car. I haven't had any connection issues or problems and it works like a dream. If I am being super picky, the little light on the front blinks and can be distracting at night. I could simply mount it deeper in the little pocket or sideways to get over this but rarely drive at night, so have left it where it is. A solid light or one not so bright would be better, but this is a very small thing compared to the speed of connection and reliability of the unit. Would definitely recommend to anyone with android auto already on their car. It doesn't add that feature, simply makes it wireless.

I recently bought a car with wired Android Auto. After trying multiple cables between the USB input and my phone and none of them working, I decided to try this wireless adapter instead. I was hesitant due to the price vs a cable but I'm now very glad I went this route.The product was easy to setup - just plug into the car's USB port and pair with my phone. It then handles all the communication between the phone and the car's infotainment. It works flawlessly - my phone connects automatically when the car is turned on. I like this because it means I don't even need to take my phone out my pocket. It also means no cables sitting loose in the car.It's small enough that it's fairly unobtrusive, just sitting in the tray underneath my car's USB slot. The product also seems well made so should last a long time, especially as it's not being unplugged or moved - it can just sit there doing its job.

I had previously tried a Carlinkit 4 with my Audi Q5, and wasted many hours over several days trying to get it to work. Eventually, I gave up and purchased the Nolansend Wireless CarPlay Android Auto Adapter instead.Not only was it cheaper, but I was pleasantly surprised that installation was frustration free. I just connected to the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi hotspots of the Nolansend with my phone, and Android Auto was up and running wirelessly.Streaming audio from Spotify or my Plexamp app works faultlessly, with great sound quality.The Nolansend is handy for when you are going on a short trip and don't want to plug in your phone in or take it out of your pocket / jacket. I can just place my phone on the car's wireless charging mat if the phone need a boots of power.My only slight frustration with the product is that the USB lead is very short (10cm) and physically attached to the device, which meant that I could not use the car's USB port that I originally wanted to. If the cable was detachable, I could have got a new cable with the exact length I required. Extending the current cable makes it too long and bulky.Car: Audi Q5 - 2019Phone: Pixel 7 Pro.

When I bought it I thought it wouldn't be any good and it would be returned.So far 4 weeks in it works fine. It has a few blips connecting when I've been in my house for a while but connects on its own once I've been away from the house. I think it's because my phone is still WiFi connected to the houseprovider.31/7/23 The Nolosand has started to not connect regularly causing my phone to beep and try to connect flattening the battery is a very quick time. I have disconnected the unit and restarted my phone and no matter what I do it flattens the phone battery and overheats the Samsung S21 Ultra phone. I'm hoping the AA Wireless adapter I have just purchased on Amazon works longer !

I purchased the Nolansend Wireless CarPlay Android Auto Adapter for my Audi A4 because i was having problems with the USB cable connection dropping out while using it. I use a Galaxy S23 ultra so my review is based on android auto.I done a bit of googling and found this wee device on amazon, it was reasonably priced so i bit the bullet. The device was easy to use, i plugged it into my usb in the Audi and connected via Bluetooth. Now every time i get in my car it connects automatically. Only snag is that is doesn't disconnect when i turn off the car. I need to get a good bit away from the car for my phone disconnect but i think the issue is more with the Audi because it doesn't turn off the USB ports straight away when turning off the car.

Worked perfectly although just a little bit cramped with mobile in case - large phone. OK out of case.