if you still have to plug your phone into this dongle, what is the difference to plugging it into the usb port in your car? Just wondering.
The dongle plugs into the car, you use Bluetooth to connect to the dongle and it allows wireless AA to your car. No more cords needed for Android Auto.if you still have to plug your phone into this dongle, what is the difference to plugging it into the usb port in your car? Just wondering.
Doesn't require usb cord from phone to car. Phone connects Bluetooth to Dongle which connects wireless to car. Should be able to stream music and use Maps simultaneously.if you still have to plug your phone into this dongle, what is the difference to plugging it into the usb port in your car? Just wondering.
I am not sure I understand the need for a dongle. Any recently built car will wirelessly hook up via Bluetooth. Why the need for another device?Doesn't require usb cord from phone to car. Phone connects Bluetooth to Dongle which connects wireless to car. Should be able to stream music and use Maps simultaneously.
I'm not referring to Bluetooth for sound/calling. Carplay/Android auto for navigation. Requires your phone to be plugged but with the dongle, you don't need a cord anymore.I am not sure I understand the need for a dongle. Any recently built car will wirelessly hook up via Bluetooth. Why the need for another device?
Even my 2012 Scion xB will do that.
technically you are still plugging your phone into something, the dongle, which has to be charged. still easier to use the cord for android autoI'm not referring to Bluetooth for sound/calling. Carplay/Android auto for navigation. Requires your phone to be plugged but with the dongle, you don't need a cord anymore.
Here is good review of it.technically you are still plugging your phone into something, the dongle, which has to be charged. still easier to use the cord for android auto