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AAWireless Two dongle turns wired Android Auto into wireless

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Vlad, 02 October 2024

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If your car only has wired Android Auto, there are a few solutions around that will turn it into a wireless connection, and the new AAWireless Two dongle seems like it's among the best out there. It will be released on October 20, and it's the successor to the original AAWireless gadget which has garnered a pretty substantial following since it came out a few years ago.

The new dongle is substantially smaller than the original - the quoted number is 30%. It also comes with a multifunctional button which makes entering pairing mode, switching between devices, and entering standby mode a breeze. You can customize the button's functionality through the updated companion app.

AAWireless Two dongle turns wired Android Auto into wireless

The AAWireless Two only supports Android Auto, but a "Two+" version that adds Apple CarPlay support is coming next year, promised to land before the end of March. Presumably, that one will be more expensive.

AAWireless Two dongle turns wired Android Auto into wireless

The AAWireless Two for Android Auto will set you back $64.99 in the US at Amazon and €59.99 to €67.99 in the EU at Amazon and Bol.com - the varying price levels are most likely due to different VAT levels throughout the EU countries. Due to "regulatory and logistical reasons", those in the UK, Switzerland, Turkey, South Korea, and Japan will have to wait "a bit longer" to order it.

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  • Anonymous
  • s9D
  • 08 Oct 2024

Also the other thing I forgot to mention is that with the wired connection I was going through a decent amount of cables because for whatever reason Android Auto is very finicky about cable quality and wear and tear on them. So it seemed like at leas...

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  • Yoyo
  • s9D
  • 08 Oct 2024

I have the first generation device from this company. Works very well, no lag and connects very reliably when I start the car. I like not having my phone constantly connected to power on a long trip because it's not great for the battery to be a...

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  • evboye
  • Tit
  • 07 Oct 2024

Looks really nice but I'd still prefer wired because I like my phone being charged and not drained while using Android Auto.

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