I've used several different types of carplay devices which turned wired to wireless, most struggling to connect or dropping connection when you least want it too. Then there came this little beauty which ticked all but one of the boxes for quality and reliable.This is pretty simple to connect, taking a few minutes to connect to my phone, using Bluetooth and wifi … once connected it connects automatically from then on.It has 4G of RAM and 64GB of storage, housing a Quamcomm snapdragon 665 Octa-Core processor, which is ample for what this offers.You can slot in a sim card and use this almost like you’d use your android phone, but the sim card will need to be active. I bypass this by using my phone’s hotspot and the wireless feature on this device.You can also slot in a micro-SD card to add extra memory, all the ports are all on the same side of this unit.It comes with many built in apps, which can be uninstalled if you don’t need them, and you can add the ones you want to through the googleplay app. You will have to create an account or add the one you may already have.You can access the internet on this, if connected via a 4G or wifi (tethering), and many other apps too, although one or two apps do seem a little daft, those being Netflix, Amazon, Hayu and other TV show capable apps. I mean, you’re not supposed to be watching a movie or boxset whilst you’re driving up the M6 North… That’s frowned upon.The home screen can be changed to offer a more personalised feel to it.It also has the chance to listen to your favourite radio station even when you’re out of that broadcast area.The navigation is simple to use, especially if you’ve already used an android satnav, plus, this one has Wave navigation which I prefer to the standard google.In all, this has to be the best carplay unit I’ve ever used, and I’ve used several. It offers so much in such a small package. It connects in seconds and stays connected.It can be used with Apple or Android and allows you to add your own apps with such ease.But is it worth the £220 price tag?It does sound a lot but if you spend a lot of time in your car, especially if you’re waiting for someone who always runs late, this could be money well spent. But if you just want to have a wireless connection to use carplay then this well be more than you’d want to pay.For me, it is money well spent for what this offers.

✅ Pros:Wireless Convenience – Converts wired CarPlay/Android Auto to wireless, eliminating cables.AI Voice Control – Enhances hands-free functionality with intelligent voice commands.GPS Tracking – Provides real-time location tracking for added security.Fast Auto-Connection – Quick pairing after the first setup.Compact & Easy to Use – Small, plug-and-play design with simple setup.❌ Cons:Latency Issues – Slight delay in response compared to wired connections.Compatibility Limits – May not work with all car models or aftermarket head units.GPS Accuracy Variability – Tracking performance may depend on signal strength.Occasional Disconnections – Some users report intermittent connection drops.Higher Price Point – More expensive than basic adapters without GPS or AI voice features.🔍 Best for: Drivers wanting wireless CarPlay/Android Auto with GPS tracking & AI voice control.❌ Not ideal for: Those who need zero latency or have incompatible car models.

I've used several different types of carplay devices which turned wired to wireless, most struggling to connect or dropping connection when you least want it too. Then there came this little beauty which ticked all but one of the boxes for quality and reliable.This is pretty simple to connect, taking a few minutes to connect to my phone, using Bluetooth and wifi … once connected it connects automatically from then on.It has 4G of RAM and 64GB of storage, housing a Quamcomm snapdragon 665 Octa-Core processor, which is ample for what this offers.You can slot in a sim card and use this almost like you’d use your android phone, but the sim card will need to be active. I bypass this by using my phone’s hotspot and the wireless feature on this device.You can also slot in a micro-SD card to add extra memory, all the ports are all on the same side of this unit.It comes with many built in apps, which can be uninstalled if you don’t need them, and you can add the ones you want to through the googleplay app. You will have to create an account or add the one you may already have.You can access the internet on this, if connected via a 4G or wifi (tethering), and many other apps too, although one or two apps do seem a little daft, those being Netflix, Amazon, Hayu and other TV show capable apps. I mean, you’re not supposed to be watching a movie or boxset whilst you’re driving up the M6 North… That’s frowned upon.The home screen can be changed to offer a more personalised feel to it.It also has the chance to listen to your favourite radio station even when you’re out of that broadcast area.The navigation is simple to use, especially if you’ve already used an android satnav, plus, this one has Wave navigation which I prefer to the standard google.In all, this has to be the best carplay unit I’ve ever used, and I’ve used several. It offers so much in such a small package. It connects in seconds and stays connected.It can be used with Apple or Android and allows you to add your own apps with such ease.But is it worth the £220 price tag?It does sound a lot but if you spend a lot of time in your car, especially if you’re waiting for someone who always runs late, this could be money well spent. But if you just want to have a wireless connection to use carplay then this well be more than you’d want to pay.For me, it is money well spent for what this offers.

✅ Pros:Wireless Convenience – Converts wired CarPlay/Android Auto to wireless, eliminating cables.AI Voice Control – Enhances hands-free functionality with intelligent voice commands.GPS Tracking – Provides real-time location tracking for added security.Fast Auto-Connection – Quick pairing after the first setup.Compact & Easy to Use – Small, plug-and-play design with simple setup.❌ Cons:Latency Issues – Slight delay in response compared to wired connections.Compatibility Limits – May not work with all car models or aftermarket head units.GPS Accuracy Variability – Tracking performance may depend on signal strength.Occasional Disconnections – Some users report intermittent connection drops.Higher Price Point – More expensive than basic adapters without GPS or AI voice features.🔍 Best for: Drivers wanting wireless CarPlay/Android Auto with GPS tracking & AI voice control.❌ Not ideal for: Those who need zero latency or have incompatible car models.

I've used several different types of carplay devices which turned wired to wireless, most struggling to connect or dropping connection when you least want it too. Then there came this little beauty which ticked all but one of the boxes for quality and reliable.This is pretty simple to connect, taking a few minutes to connect to my phone, using Bluetooth and wifi … once connected it connects automatically from then on.It has 4G of RAM and 64GB of storage, housing a Quamcomm snapdragon 665 Octa-Core processor, which is ample for what this offers.You can slot in a sim card and use this almost like you’d use your android phone, but the sim card will need to be active. I bypass this by using my phone’s hotspot and the wireless feature on this device.You can also slot in a micro-SD card to add extra memory, all the ports are all on the same side of this unit.It comes with many built in apps, which can be uninstalled if you don’t need them, and you can add the ones you want to through the googleplay app. You will have to create an account or add the one you may already have.You can access the internet on this, if connected via a 4G or wifi (tethering), and many other apps too, although one or two apps do seem a little daft, those being Netflix, Amazon, Hayu and other TV show capable apps. I mean, you’re not supposed to be watching a movie or boxset whilst you’re driving up the M6 North… That’s frowned upon.The home screen can be changed to offer a more personalised feel to it.It also has the chance to listen to your favourite radio station even when you’re out of that broadcast area.The navigation is simple to use, especially if you’ve already used an android satnav, plus, this one has Wave navigation which I prefer to the standard google.In all, this has to be the best carplay unit I’ve ever used, and I’ve used several. It offers so much in such a small package. It connects in seconds and stays connected.It can be used with Apple or Android and allows you to add your own apps with such ease.But is it worth the £220 price tag?It does sound a lot but if you spend a lot of time in your car, especially if you’re waiting for someone who always runs late, this could be money well spent. But if you just want to have a wireless connection to use carplay then this well be more than you’d want to pay.For me, it is money well spent for what this offers.