AutoSky Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto AI Box Lite for Factory Wired CarPlay Cars - Supports Netflix and YouTube Must use Hotspot - Go Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto. Wired CarPlay Required

The AutoSky Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto adapter is a game-changer! Setting it up was quick and easy, and it seamlessly connects my phone to my car's system without any lag. The wireless functionality is incredibly convenient, eliminating the hassle of cables. Streaming apps like Netflix and YouTube work flawlessly, making long drives much more enjoyable. The device is compact and doesn't take up much space. Overall, this is a fantastic product that enhances the driving experience. Highly recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their car's infotainment system!

Another new update, they wouldn’t even attempt to help, blocked me. Absolutely worst product service.New update, Customer service finally responded to a social media post, zero resolution, terrible service and product.Update after a month, I’m on the hunt for a new one, this one is so incredibly glitchy and slow I can’t take it anymore. I wouldn’t recommend this to anyone. ZERO customer support as well.Gave it a shot, so far my experience with it is this, it can get the job done, but efficiently, not so much.It’s very slow to startup and start CarPlay, every time I have to push CarPlay to even get it to start loading, and half the time it will try to make me reconnect again.You can’t use CarPlay with YouTube or Netflix.You’ll use one or the other. You have to connect your hotspot for YouTube and Netflix, and when you do, it is VERY slow to load. I’ve had days of it taking almost 10 minutes to finally get on and going.When on CarPlay, the audio for text messages comes out like a distorted Bluetooth signal, you’ll miss part of the message by time it switches the audio. Rather muting the audio or lowering the audio like CarPlay does and my last box did. Only part that has worked right audio wise was the maps, audio read as it should.I also couldn’t get WiFi to connect at first, it kept booting off the network, then YouTube wouldn’t work at all, had to update the app, a lot of logging into things if you ask me.

You can turn the screen in your vehicle to true entertainment. Play music, watch movies and more. The setup was easy my son installed mine. It is compatible to iPhone and the small design makes it the ideal device. I think it was a good buy for my money

I installed the AutoSky CarPlay unit in my Toyota RAV4 2019 and it worked nicely when I first connected to one of my Android Mobile phone (Motorola G Stylus 5G). Then I connected it to 2 more mobiles phones that allowed me to choose from 3 mobile phones and getting it paired took me about 25 seconds and sometimes longer than that and sometimes it took forever and never connected. However, the biggest disappointment was the frequent connect and disconnect between my mobile phone and the AutoSky CarPlay unit.I have received the replacement unit after I contacted the AutoSky Customer Support. The replacement unit has resolved the frequent connect/disconnect issue and I am happy to use it. Only things that are in my Wishlist are the original physical Apps and Map buttons on the Multimedia System which no longer functions even though the AutoSky interface buttons do offer that functionality. The manual does not include details of the AutoSky interface including the steps of connecting/disconnecting/deleting a device and much more which I learned myself by exploring the AutoSky interface. I strongly urge the AutoSky CarPlay device manufacturer to consider all these I have suggested and I have no doubt it would surpass other CarPlay devices available on the market.UPDATE: With my further exploring into and experimenting this device and it's interface on my cars multimedia display I've come to a conclusion that it is the best among all Wireless CarPlay devices available on the market at the given price. I am able to do pretty much everything the device details claims; playing a very good number of Android Mobile apps, that includes YouTube & Netflix. I can browse through a good number of options in its Settings and I am able to go back to the device interface to switch between multiple mobile phones as well as to play music and video from a Micro SD card, all at will. The only thing I am yet to be happy about is the glitch in running HERE WeGo app and the Android Auto and the HERE WeGo app has to do something to fix this glitch, probably by working together with the AutoSky CarPlay.

My 7th gen Lexus ES only came with wired carplay and this device added wireless Android Auto. I haven't checked all functions, but it does what I need (Google maps & playing music). It works fine on my Lexus without a touchscreen and the trackpad works as expected. Many other AI boxes that cost three times more do not work with Lexus trackpad.What works fine: it quickly pairs with my phone and Android auto starts. The screen resolution auto adjusted the first time and the resolution is very good. The trackpad works in the main menu, but in Android auto, there is a mouse pointer. It does the job fine though (no complaints). Another reviewer stated the night mode doesn't work, but mine works fine and the Google maps goes into dark more at night or whenever the headlights are on.What doesn't work: the steering wheel controls to skip audio tracks don't work when I play music and I have to use the trackpad instead. Not a deal breaker, but it's inconvenient. Also, the song titles don't show up on the instrument cluster or HUD.Other concerns: the build quality is questionable. It's very light. The dongle gets very hot and logerivity is a concern. I'm also concerned about the amount of power it draws based on how hot it gets.