ByteWave Android Auto Wireless Adapter, 2025 NFC Convert Wired to Wireless Android Auto Car Adapter with 5.8GHz WiFi, Mini Android Auto Dongle Compatible for Android 12+ and 2016+ Cars, USB-A/C, Black

I've enjoyed using it so far. It was easy to set up and seems to work as expected over this past month.

This device was super easy to install with just a few steps that are well detailed in the instructions. I installed in a 2020 Toyota Tundra 1794 edition. Android Auto now instantly connects to the truck every time with SiruisXm playing my favorite music. It also shows my map app on the truck's display. This is such a tiny device that greatly improves the enjoyment of driving the truck. No more plugging in my phone - just start the truck and drive on with the phone wirelessly connected with the map, music and phone calling and text messages. This is a no brainer. I highly recommend this device.

Phone connected to bluetooth but not wifi. The provided password with the manual wasn't correct. I've tried many basic passwords and none work so the device never really worked. Would have liked to be able to set password or at least have the one on the manual work. Don't recommend

This worked out as a quick solution for me, after having tried an alternative brand that didn't work at all in my 2023 VW Golf GTI. I have wired Android Auto in the "Infotainment" System, but not wireless. This adapter comes with USB-C and USB-A, as well as, small adapters in case you need them to reach ports. I took the cap off the USB-C head, plugged it into the front port, and within 2 minutes tops, I was connected via wi-fi and bluetooth and able to use the Waze App! I haven't tried the NFC tags, though presumably that would make it quicker if I regularly switched bluetooth settings; as it happens, I went for the bluetooth and wi-fi approach and it serves my needs well.Oh, and there was good support literature in the small box! If I needed something similar, I'd order from these folks again.

We plugged the device in to the USB port, scanned the NFC sensor tool on our phone, and after pairing it connected just as if the phone were plugged directly into the USB port. Now we don't have to worry about getting the phone out and plugging it in. Just get in the vehicle with the phone in our pocket or purse and drive away. Very convenient. Highly recommended.Works great for multiple users. Just pair to each device as described above, then whoever was the last user to connect will automatically get connected the next time you use it. If you're not the most recent user just go into the blue tooth settings on your phone and connect to the device. Very simple. You use the NFC sensor tool only the first time you connect a phone that's never been connected before.I set this up for both of us in the vehicle usually driven by my wife, made sure she was the most recent user, and this morning when she left to run an errand it connected automatically. She received phone calls and was able to see the Waze map on the vehicle's screen. No muss, no fuss.

Little bit of a quirky set up, but the video in the item's photos helped! Once I did everything, it worked just dandy! Soooooo much easier than having a hardwired connection. 🫠

This was super easy to install to my 2021 Jeep Wrangler. I got prepared with a cup of coffee figuring I would be put there for some time. Nope, plug and play basically. Love it.

When I first got this it worked great. After about 2 months now it just freezes up ever few minutes when you stream audio. Freezes up the whole radio. Tried it in 2 different vehicles with the same results.