Teeran Android Auto Wireless Adapter for OEM Factory Wired Android Auto Cars Plug & Play Easy Setup Wireless Android Auto Dongle for Android Phones Converts Wired Android Auto to Wireless (Black)

Our mazda requires that you plug the phone in and its a very slow trickle charge, so this wireless option connects to android auto and then I can connect my phone to a fast charger separately. This one worked better than another more known name brand that had issues, but this one has worked perfectly. In fact im leaving this review after more than a year, I came back to buy another that I'll be taking on a trip. Also if you get a new phone it will connect automatically as soon as you connect your phone to the cars bluetooth.

Awesome product! I had been looking at this wireless adapter for 2 years before I finally broke down and bought it. I'm so glad I did! I was tired of having to plug my phone in every time I got into the car and then Android Auto would randomly stop working. This unit was so easy to hook up it took less than 5 minutes. Now every time I get in the car Android Auto automatically connects. I don't even have to take my phone out of my purse. And I've yet to get an error message and disconnect since I've hooked it up. I'm buying the Apply Car Play version for my daughter's car!

Big fan of this wireless adapter. 99% of the time, it's completely flawless. Rarely, I may need to unplug it, but most of the time I have a connection issue, it's because Bluetooth is off on my phone. It's even just barely intuitive enough that I set up a new phone on it without needing instructions.My only reason for 4 instead of 5 is it doesn't seem to do great with multiple devices. My wife usually switches to a wired connection when she drives my car because getting the wireless connection going is a hassle. We'd probably have it down if it needed to happen regularly. I remember seeing a similar device with a physical button to swap connected phones. That might be easier if you need to change it up regularly.

My wife and I have Samsung S22 Ultra Android phones. We have been experiencing AA random disconnects when using a different manufacturer's wireless adapter, so I decided to give this Teeran AA Wireless adapter a shot.The user manual that comes with the Teeran adapter is well written and informative. Pairing and AA connection setup with the my S22 Ultra was straight-forward. AA functionality seemed to work fine.However, I ran into an significant issue after connecting my wife's S22 Ultra to the Teeran AA adapter. My wife's phone also connected fine, with AA working OK. But after her phone was connected, my S22 Ultra would no longer connect to the Teeran adapter - only my wife's S22 Ultra would connect.To fix this problem, I tried following the instructions in the user manual for updating the device firmware (again, good instructions in the manual). NOTE: The firmware update installed better when connecting the Teeran adapter to a "wall wart" power supply - don't try updating the adapter firmware when connected to your vehicle AA USB plug. I had to select the P2P connection as described in the manual for the firmware update to install.After updating the Teeran adapter firmware to the latest version, the AA connection in the car occurred faster, which was nice. However, I still experienced the same problem - only the last device that was paired to the Teeran adapter would successfully run AA in our car.I contacted Teeran's technical support about this issue. They claim in their manual that the adapter supports multiple phone pairings, but that the problem I was seeing is a limitation of the Bluetooth standard. This is NOT true. I have tested two other AA wireless adapters, and those AA wireless adapters properly handled two paired phones. With the other manufacturers, if I temporarily disable WiFi on an AA connected phone, the other phone would then connect to their wireless adapter and run AA on the car display.The Teeran Tech Support was responsive to my emails, usually getting back within 24 hours or less.In summary: If you are the only driver for your car, this Teeran AA wireless adapter is worth checking out. However, if you have multiple drivers / phones that you want to connect to your car, you should look at AA wireless adapters by other manufacturers until Teeran updates their firmware to fix this issue.

The USB port on my 4 year old phone has gotten really touchy over the years and I've bought multiple cables trying to find one that would work flawlessly. I wish I had known about this product years ago and it would have saved wear & tear on my phone port. I use Android Auto every day for my 30 mile commute and depend on it for Waze, Google Maps, audiobooks, and voice-activated messaging service. I bought a 2024 Maverick and the dealer mentioned this device. While the Maverick touch screen takes forever to boot up (compared to my Honda), once it gets going, this works well. It took me a while to get used to the slow Ford software, but once I figured that out, it works fine. I can now use the wireless charging in my Ford and not have to worry about cord.I put some stick-on velcro on the Adapter and put it out of sight under the dash below the USB plug so I barely know it's there and it takes up no visible space in the truck's cubby. No problems with set-up or connection to the phone (once the truck boots up).

I've purchased three devices and this by far is the only one that works seamlessly