If all you want is to convert your wired CarPlay or Android Auto setup to wireless, this probably isn’t for you; however, if you are craving a full android experience without removing that capability, then keep reading.The device connects to your car via the CarPlay/Android Auto usb port and then immediately boots an Android OS which supports full control from the touchscreen of the car or other controls (Mazda rotary controller in my case). It boots to Android very quickly and the interface is responsive. There are many applications installed including Netflix, Spotify, YouTube, and one called SpeedPlay, which when selected takes you to android auto or CarPlay. It has the play store, but I’m not sure which version of Android it is running.There is a car oriented interface/skin baked in to the OS which is clear and easy to navigate and resembles CarPlay.The device supports its own SIM card and SD card so can be used completely independently from your phone if so desired, but you could also use your phone as a personal hotspot for internet access. An internet connection isn’t required to use the CarPlay or Android Auto function, only for using services or apps like Netflix on the Android OS.I feel like the price is quite high; however, value is subjective and it may be worth it to you as it does indeed fill a niche and it does it well.

If all you want is to convert your wired CarPlay or Android Auto setup to wireless, this probably isn’t for you; however, if you are craving a full android experience without removing that capability, then keep reading.The device connects to your car via the CarPlay/Android Auto usb port and then immediately boots an Android OS which supports full control from the touchscreen of the car or other controls (Mazda rotary controller in my case). It boots to Android very quickly and the interface is responsive. There are many applications installed including Netflix, Spotify, YouTube, and one called SpeedPlay, which when selected takes you to android auto or CarPlay. It has the play store, but I’m not sure which version of Android it is running.There is a car oriented interface/skin baked in to the OS which is clear and easy to navigate and resembles CarPlay.The device supports its own SIM card and SD card so can be used completely independently from your phone if so desired, but you could also use your phone as a personal hotspot for internet access. An internet connection isn’t required to use the CarPlay or Android Auto function, only for using services or apps like Netflix on the Android OS.I feel like the price is quite high; however, value is subjective and it may be worth it to you as it does indeed fill a niche and it does it well.

If all you want is to convert your wired CarPlay or Android Auto setup to wireless, this probably isn’t for you; however, if you are craving a full android experience without removing that capability, then keep reading.The device connects to your car via the CarPlay/Android Auto usb port and then immediately boots an Android OS which supports full control from the touchscreen of the car or other controls (Mazda rotary controller in my case). It boots to Android very quickly and the interface is responsive. There are many applications installed including Netflix, Spotify, YouTube, and one called SpeedPlay, which when selected takes you to android auto or CarPlay. It has the play store, but I’m not sure which version of Android it is running.There is a car oriented interface/skin baked in to the OS which is clear and easy to navigate and resembles CarPlay.The device supports its own SIM card and SD card so can be used completely independently from your phone if so desired, but you could also use your phone as a personal hotspot for internet access. An internet connection isn’t required to use the CarPlay or Android Auto function, only for using services or apps like Netflix on the Android OS.I feel like the price is quite high; however, value is subjective and it may be worth it to you as it does indeed fill a niche and it does it well.

If all you want is to convert your wired CarPlay or Android Auto setup to wireless, this probably isn’t for you; however, if you are craving a full android experience without removing that capability, then keep reading.The device connects to your car via the CarPlay/Android Auto usb port and then immediately boots an Android OS which supports full control from the touchscreen of the car or other controls (Mazda rotary controller in my case). It boots to Android very quickly and the interface is responsive. There are many applications installed including Netflix, Spotify, YouTube, and one called SpeedPlay, which when selected takes you to android auto or CarPlay. It has the play store, but I’m not sure which version of Android it is running.There is a car oriented interface/skin baked in to the OS which is clear and easy to navigate and resembles CarPlay.The device supports its own SIM card and SD card so can be used completely independently from your phone if so desired, but you could also use your phone as a personal hotspot for internet access. An internet connection isn’t required to use the CarPlay or Android Auto function, only for using services or apps like Netflix on the Android OS.I feel like the price is quite high; however, value is subjective and it may be worth it to you as it does indeed fill a niche and it does it well.

If all you want is to convert your wired CarPlay or Android Auto setup to wireless, this probably isn’t for you; however, if you are craving a full android experience without removing that capability, then keep reading.The device connects to your car via the CarPlay/Android Auto usb port and then immediately boots an Android OS which supports full control from the touchscreen of the car or other controls (Mazda rotary controller in my case). It boots to Android very quickly and the interface is responsive. There are many applications installed including Netflix, Spotify, YouTube, and one called SpeedPlay, which when selected takes you to android auto or CarPlay. It has the play store, but I’m not sure which version of Android it is running.There is a car oriented interface/skin baked in to the OS which is clear and easy to navigate and resembles CarPlay.The device supports its own SIM card and SD card so can be used completely independently from your phone if so desired, but you could also use your phone as a personal hotspot for internet access. An internet connection isn’t required to use the CarPlay or Android Auto function, only for using services or apps like Netflix on the Android OS.I feel like the price is quite high; however, value is subjective and it may be worth it to you as it does indeed fill a niche and it does it well.