Convenience comes with compromises — and they add up fast.

Android Auto wireless adapters have become amazingly popular these days, all thanks to the likes of AAWireless and Motorola MA1. Follow us: The two models pioneered this product category, making ...

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Let's be honest about it: Android Auto and CarPlay adapters have been around for many years, but AAWireless pushed this product category to a new level, making the conversion from cables to wireless ...

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The only "official" wireless Android Adapter will reportedly feature a detachable cable.

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If your car supports Android Auto but you’re still tethered to a USB cable every time you drive, it might be time for a quality-of-life upgrade. The Motorola MA1 Wireless Android Auto Adapter is now ...

People lucky enough to drive a car or truck that supports Apple’s CarPlay or Google’s Android Auto love these features, which provide access to some apps on a smartphone through a vehicle’s touch ...

Wireless Android Auto adapters have been one of the best new accessories of the past few years, but they launched with a pretty hefty price tag. For the holidays, though, the best wireless Android ...

Last year saw the emergence of dongles that let you use Google’s phone-powered car UI for navigation, messaging, and entertainment wirelessly even if your vehicle doesn’t support that natively.

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