I recently was recentlygifted the wireless carplay adapter, and I love it already. It truly makes in-car phone navigation a breeze. I love that you can use maps, calls, music on it. The setup was super easy. You can use Bluetooth and wifi on it. It is perfect for any iPhone users who are tired of all the cord getting in the way. The build quality is also good. It feels very substantial and it is also small enough to take up minimal room in my car.

Music plays without skipping, calls are clear, and navigation updates quickly. I tested it on a rough road, and it didnt disconnect once.

Small and powerful little plug in for wireless CarPlay. Works well

I tested several Wireless CarPlay adapters, and this one worked best for us. Weve installed one in my F250 with Sync 3 and another in a 2020 Toyota Corolla. Both connect quickly and work flawlessly. (The Sync 3 setup is noticeably faster than the Corolla, but I think Fords AV system is just better overall.) Sound quality is excellent, as expectedsince the signal runs over Wi-Fi rather than Bluetoothand the touchscreen remains responsive, even compared to a wired connection. Overall, this was a cheap and easy way to extend the life of our head units.

Overall, this CarPlay adapter works great. The setup was quick and seamless, and once it was configured, my phone recognized it right away. Everything worked smoothly, and there was no lag, no connection drops, and it was nice to finally have wireless CarPlay working properly, especially since I was having issues with carplay not getting interrupted due to my phones lightning port giving me trouble. However, theres. one thing I didnt realize before buying: even though this adapter plugs in via USB or USB-C, it still relies on a Wi-Fi connection between your phone and the adapter. That was not something I noticed mention in other reviews before I purchased. This was problematic because I have had a ROVE 2K-4 dashcam in my Jeep for two years now, and its always worked perfectly. Its powered through the cigarette outlet using a USB adapter and creates its own Wi-Fi network that apparently needs to be actively connected in order to properly work (and this always just occured automatically upon the dashcam powering up). But when I installed the CarPlay adapter (plugged into the actual USB port on the right side of my console), my dashcam completely glitched out. After some digging, I realized both the dashcam and the CarPlay adapter create Wi-Fi networks, and they were conflicting. The CarPlay adapter wont function unless your phone is connected to its Wi-Fi network, and since my dashcams Wi-Fi was also active, the two were competing for the connection. That caused the dashcam to malfunction. So, if you dont have a dashcam or any other Wi-Fi-based device in your car, this CarPlay adapter is fantastic. It is an easy setup and stable performance. However, if you do have another Wi-Fi-enabled device (like a dashcam), be aware that it might interfere with how this adapter works. So unfortunately I will have to be looking at an alternative way to make carplay work as the dash cam is more important for me to have working while driving.