🔹 🚗 Wired to Wireless CarPlay Conversion

Transform your factory wired CarPlay into wireless! This mini adapter connects automatically when you enter your car – no more plugging/unplugging cables. After initial Bluetooth pairing, 2.4GHz/5.8GHz dual-band WiFi connects automatically for a seamless experience.

🔹 📱 Universal Compatibility & Multi-Phone Pairing

Works with iPhone iOS 10+ and overseas Android Auto models. Supports pairing with up to 5 phones, automatically connecting to the last used device. Perfect for families or shared vehicles. Compatible with Audi, BMW, Mercedes, VW, Ford, and more.

🔹 🔌 Plug and Play Setup - No Apps Required

Simply plug into your car's USB-A or USB-C port, pair via Bluetooth 5.0 once (WiFi connects automatically), and enjoy wireless CarPlay every time you start your engine. The short-plug design keeps your dashboard tidy.

🔹 ⚡ Stable Low-Latency Connection with Auto Reconnect

Features dual-band 2.4GHz/5.8GHz WiFi for fast, stable transmission with minimal delay. Smart auto-reconnect technology remembers your device – just ensure Bluetooth and WiFi are on when entering the car.

🔹 🎮 Full OEM Control & App Support

Use your car's original controls – touchscreen, steering wheel buttons, knobs, and "Hey Siri" voice commands. Support for all CarPlay-compatible apps: Maps, Google Maps, Waze, Apple Music, Spotify, Messages, Podcasts, Audiobooks, and more.

Q1: What is the WiFi password for the CarPlay adapter's wireless connection?

You only need to establish the Bluetooth connection, not the WiFi connection. After Bluetooth pairing is successful, the 2.4GHz/5.8GHz dual-band WiFi connects automatically. That's why you don't need a WiFi password. Make sure your WiFi is turned on and free while pairing.

Q2: Android Auto won't start or doesn't recognize the USB.

If using Android Auto for the first time in your car, connect your phone with a data cable to activate Android Auto via the wired method first.

Make sure Android Auto on your phone is running the latest version. Update via Google Play if needed.

Turn off Bluetooth, clear Android Auto's cache in app manager, restart the adapter, and reconnect Bluetooth.

Q3: Audio issues - calls rejected, no sound, microphone not working, music interrupted.

Check if your phone is connected to other Bluetooth devices like earphones or a smartwatch. Disconnect these devices or turn off their Bluetooth to enable CarPlay/Android Auto.

During calls, confirm the "audio" output option is set to CarPlay/Android Auto.

Q4: The adapter light stays on after the car is turned off.

This is normal for some vehicles. The adapter may remain powered for a few minutes until the car's USB port cuts power completely.

Q5: Can't use other WiFi while using the adapter.

When using the wireless CarPlay/Android Auto adapter, your phone's WiFi is occupied by the adapter's 2.4GHz/5.8GHz connection. You will not be able to use other internet connections via WiFi, only through your phone's SIM card data.