TheRoadrunner
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Thank you. Is yours a 22 model or earlier? Do you think it’ll still work?
Thank you. Is yours a 22 model or earlier? Do you think it’ll still work?
It is the ZS Trophy Connect Long range model so I think it’s late 2021/2022.It was an unregistered showroom model they took delivery of in Nov.Thank you. Is yours a 22 model or earlier? Do you think it’ll still work?
So… the dongle was not as straight forward as I expected. After arriving I plugged it to the car, but it was not recognised. No light coming on. I took it back home and plugged it to a battery pack. Red light came on. Took it back to the car this morning and after plugging it in I got the connecting screen on the infotainment system.Will update this thread when it arrives tomorrow and I try installing it.
Anyone got any mates in the US who could buy one and ship it over?That's the one I think I'll be getting.
A bit frustrating that they've not been made available in the UK at all yet and US stock is selling out quickly.
I'm on android I use the AAWireless and it was up and running withing 1 minute and it has been flawless since.A lot of these wireless dongles are for iphone users and apple carplay giving wireless features. But its a bit of a struggle for Android Auto to go wireless. The same dongles only support wired Android Auto which MG cars already support. Essentially the same thing. Plug the dongle in the USB slot and plug the phone using another USB into the dongle. Did a lot of searching and so far I found only 2 Android Auto wireless ones and those are AAwireless at £72 including delivery and Carsifi at £68+shipping costs. Both are crowdfunded projects which have started shipping out these to customers in batches. Personally, I've ordered AAWireless one based on the recommendation by @premierscfc
I'm on android I use the AAWireless and it was up and running withing 1 minute and it has been flawless since, so I can highly recommend it.So… the dongle was not as straight forward as I expected. After arriving I plugged it to the car, but it was not recognised. No light coming on. I took it back home and plugged it to a battery pack. Red light came on. Took it back to the car this morning and after plugging it in I got the connecting screen on the infotainment system.
after pairing it was working well for 5 mins but then the screen kept going black and the music speed playing. I unplugged and connected the phone with the lightning cable, and CarPlay started working fine.
it seems a bit flakey so will probably return for a refund. I do not see the value of wireless connection when not flawless.
How long did it take for you to get your device? I placed an order based on your recommendation.I'm on android I use the AAWireless and it was up and running withing 1 minute and it has been flawless since.
I'm on android I use the AAWireless and it was up and running withing 1 minute and it has been flawless since, so I can highly recommend it.
I'm on Android 12 if that makes any difference to its connection.
I ordered yesterday and they've said March 2022 delivery. So I am hoping for it to be sometime this month. Paid £72 including shipping($95)I ordered end of November and was told it would be late January and it arrived at the 2nd week of February.
What we're you quoted?
I was also looking at that. Please post a review when you've got it set up.Cancelled my AAWireless order and bought this instead:
Wireless CarPlay - and some other features.
You will be able to collect the sofa when your new car arrives, no problem!! Brilliant ??www.mgevs.com
Received my AA wireless device this morning, I had placed my order 15th Feb.It's quite a new device so I ordered on this page It arrived when it said and was working withing 1 minute of plugging it in.
On a side note, I did take a look at the device @Mihir was recommending. I see the merits of running an Android system and having multiple apps, inc possibly movies, games etc but I can only see it as a distraction. The only positive for me would be the ability to connect an Android or iOS mobile wirelessly, using one unit rather than unplugging to switch between mobile devices.