Carplay Wireless Adapter for iPhone Works with OEM Wired Apple Carplay Cars, Cplay2air Wireless Adapter for Apple Carplay

At first I was having problems connecting the Drive Link unit. The supplied cable was USB-A to USB-C. The MB only has USB-C inputs. I first tried plugging the USB-A into the Drive Link unit (one end has a USB-A port) and the USB-C into the car but it didn't work. I then purchased a USB-C to USB-C 3 inch cable and it worked. Every time I get into the car it automatically connects. Be aware, the only USB-C port that works on the MB is the port in the front cup holder area. Neither of the 2 USB-C ports in the center glove box worked. I would recommend this product.

This is a hunk of junk save your money I tried to contact this company several times because they sent me a device that felt like it was held together by Elmers glue and made from the plastic off of a water bottle very flimsy very cheap for as expensive as it is And cheap always comes out to be more type C end connection for the charger broke off inside the device I’ve contacted this company several times even through Amazon if I wanted to push it I could probably get my refund I just don’t even care for it I just wanna make sure everyone else out there knows to stay away from this company and the products because it’s crap and they know better to because it’s from drivetime and they do a lot of automotive audible selection products was really no excuse but if you’re in the market to waste money without a rush of getting any of it back in case it breaks then this is the product for you if you’re looking for something reliable durable something that’ll last a good customer service then this is not what you’re looking for.

In my 2022 Chevy Colorado, the infotainment software in this car has wireless Carplay in other Chevy models such as the Silverado. When this device is connected to my Colorado the infotainment displays a pairing screen that looks to be apart of its native software. Other cars may have a different experience.Pros:You get wireless Carplay.Touch screen interactions are responsive.Quick load times. ~30 secs on first start. ~10 seconds reconnect.Compact and out of the way.Cons:-Occasional times were it wont connect and have to unplug and plug back in or reset Bluetooth on my phone. (This usually happens infrequently when I am getting in and out of the car often and its reconnecting a lot.)-Audio delay, about ~1-2 second delay. idk why it does this but this seems to be a common "quirk" of these devices. Doesn't effect music listening but can't watch videos on it.Overall, I do enjoy the product, and having wireless Carplay that auto connects is magic. The times were it won't connect I can usually remedy easily and while driving. Thought the product isn't perfect its a nice feature to have. Also, there are many apparent clones of this product so just get the cheapest one with good reviews. I like this brand but haven't tried others.

As stated on the other review, Bluetooth name didn’t match but I haven’t had a single issue with it after setting it up. It’s actually been a more reliable than the built in set up in my Audi. Went on a 5 hour road trip with it yesterday and not once did it lose connection. Pretty impressed.

works perfect for dodge cars, tried in chargers and challenger that are 2017+ and it works perfect.please make sure your car has carplay that you can use via Usb, if not this is not for you.tried it in the following models:SXTSXT PlusRTSRTall you do,is connect the type C in the DriveLink and the USb in the default port for carplay of your car, later it shows a menu to connect to it via bluetooth and everytime you turn your car on with remote start or regular it would connect to it automatically and say no more to a cable.i honestly wanted this for a while, because i use a fast charge and since the carplay is wireless with DriveLink, you have no problem on doing both at the same time.Includes:Usb to Type-CDriveLink