The compatibility of the AAWireless adapter with the Tesla Model 3 is not explicitly confirmed. Tesla models do not support Android Auto or CarPlay as standard, which means that the adapter may not work. It is advisable to check compatibility directly with the manufacturer.

The Wireless Android Auto Adapter from AAWireless works in vehicles that already support wired Android Auto. To make sure it works in your 2014 BMW 5 Series, you should check whether your vehicle supports wired Android Auto. If it does, you can use the adapter, provided your smartphone supports Android 11 or higher.

The best thing is to contact AAWireless support, they are very competent and will be able to answer your questions. The chances of finding someone who has bought the adapter and owns the same car on Digitec are limited.

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The AAWireless Wireless Android Auto Adapter can be connected via Bluetooth or WiFi. - Firstly, the connection between the phone and the adapter is established via Bluetooth to enable the initial connection and control. - However, the actual data transfer, such as the display of Android Auto on the infotainment system, takes place via WiFi. This ensures stable and fast data transmission, which is necessary for seamless use of Android Auto. It is therefore necessary that both Bluetooth and WiFi are activated on the phone in order to utilise the full functionality of the adapter.

The "Wireless Android Car Adapter" by AAWireless may not be compatible with all BMW models, especially those from 2024, due to specific configurations used by some car manufacturers. - The adapter is designed to work with cars that have wired Android Auto capabilities, but some BMW models, particularly those with proprietary systems, might not be fully compatible. - It is recommended to use the compatibility test provided by AAWireless to check if your specific 2024 BMW model is supported. This test is based on Google's official compatibility list and additional data from user feedback. To ensure compatibility, it is best to check the manufacturer's website or perform the compatibility test before making a purchase.

works perfectly with Pixel 8

Thank you for the tip, the price has been adjusted in the meantime.🫡

The price is determined by the purchasing conditions specified by the supplier. We always try to offer a price in line with the market, but this is not possible for all products.

I would have to have a look. But so far it has always been off directly. At most with residual current. Where did you plug it in? Usb or cigarette connection with usb?

USB-C am Adapter und USB-A für den Anschluss am Auto. USB-C on the adapter and USB-A for connection to the car.

No, the head unit / radio must support Android Auto. AA Wireless only replaces the cable connection with a wireless one. However, for many car models there is the possibility to retrofit a radio that supports AA.

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It is just enabling Android Auto "Wireless". So if you already use Android Auto, but you don't like to plug your phone to access it, it's worth it. If not, just continue using the cable, the experience is exactly the same. - I personnally plugged it in another USB port in my car that was not practical for the phone, so I can still plug my phone near my dashboard to charge it - I know someone who plugged it behind his dashboard, no idea if it's possible with your car

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