Great content! My car only supports wired carplay, I have an android phone, will I be able to use Android Auto by just using this box (sharing internet from my phone Android phone only)? Is there any cheaper alternative to connect android phone to carplay car? Thank you!
Yeah, you should be able to. As long as your vehicle can do wired CarPlay it should directly allow it to do the wireless one. Also, if you are looking for the cheaper option look into the 2 air. I’ve had mine for over a year now and it’s been going amazing.
It really depends on the vehicle if it supports wired CarPlay, it should work. I know some vehicles do not have a touchscreen, but they do have like a knob for navigation. It should work but more of a hassle.
My car has wired Apple Carplay but not Android Auto. Would this allow me to use my Samsung hotspot to use the Android Interface if I use the wired Apple Carplay?
@@VeryLastDollar this is the answer of ChatGPT, what will be your comment? If you’re sharing your phone’s internet connection with a device (referred to here as a “box”), the possibility of connecting that device to your car’s wireless CarPlay system depends on a few factors: 1. Device Compatibility: The “box” must be compatible with CarPlay. CarPlay is designed to work with iPhones, so if your “box” is an iPhone or has a way to communicate with an iPhone’s shared internet connection, it could potentially work. 2. CarPlay and Internet Sharing: CarPlay generally uses a direct Wi-Fi connection to the iPhone to function. If your car supports wireless CarPlay, it’s designed to connect directly to your iPhone. Sharing your iPhone’s internet connection (via a personal hotspot) typically uses Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. Therefore, when your iPhone is acting as a hotspot, it might interfere with or disable the wireless CarPlay connection, as both services typically require the use of the iPhone’s Wi-Fi module. However, some cars and phones can manage both connections simultaneously, or use Bluetooth for one of the connections. 3. Specific Setup Requirements: The specific steps and requirements to make this work can vary widely depending on the car’s make and model, the iPhone, and the operating system version. Some users might find workarounds like connecting the iPhone to the car via USB for CarPlay and using Bluetooth for internet sharing, or vice versa, but this is not universally applicable. In summary, while theoretically possible in some scenarios, the functionality will heavily depend on the specific hardware and software involved. The best course of action is to consult the user manuals of your devices or contact their customer support for detailed guidance tailored to your specific setup.
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Great content! My car only supports wired carplay, I have an android phone, will I be able to use Android Auto by just using this box (sharing internet from my phone Android phone only)? Is there any cheaper alternative to connect android phone to carplay car? Thank you!
Yeah, you should be able to. As long as your vehicle can do wired CarPlay it should directly allow it to do the wireless one. Also, if you are looking for the cheaper option look into the 2 air. I’ve had mine for over a year now and it’s been going amazing.
@@VeryLastDollar Thank you!!
My car is cheery tiggo 3 screen not support android and apple carplay but have mirror by wired
This is working for my screen or not working
What do we do IF the car doesn’t have a touchscreen?
Is there any way to do the mirroring with the mobile or something?
It really depends on the vehicle if it supports wired CarPlay, it should work. I know some vehicles do not have a touchscreen, but they do have like a knob for navigation. It should work but more of a hassle.
My car has wired Apple Carplay but not Android Auto. Would this allow me to use my Samsung hotspot to use the Android Interface if I use the wired Apple Carplay?
Yes, that should be doable
How do you make a hot spot? I’m struggling to get internet connection in Android mode…I have an iphone..
Turn on hotspot with my phone and connect to the android box with it over settings.
I got a android 11.0 version and most apps from the market isn't compatible.. I want to update it to 14.0.. how can I do this?
There should be videos out there for that. Not quite sure how, I do know you have to go through the browser for urn
Would it work for i30 2016? It has touch screen but not android auto...
As long as it supports wired CarPlay, it should.
Do you know if the max size of the micro sd card is 256gb?
I think that or 128
@@VeryLastDollar thanks!
Do you know if this will work on a 2016 mercedes GLA
It might if your car supports wired CarPlay
In the situation that I share my internet connection of my phone with box, is it possible to connect box using wireless CarPlay? Thank you in advance
No, because how it works. It’s one or the other. You can’t connect to wireless CarPlay at the same time with WiFi to the box.
@@VeryLastDollar this is the answer of ChatGPT, what will be your comment? If you’re sharing your phone’s internet connection with a device (referred to here as a “box”), the possibility of connecting that device to your car’s wireless CarPlay system depends on a few factors:
1. Device Compatibility: The “box” must be compatible with CarPlay. CarPlay is designed to work with iPhones, so if your “box” is an iPhone or has a way to communicate with an iPhone’s shared internet connection, it could potentially work.
2. CarPlay and Internet Sharing: CarPlay generally uses a direct Wi-Fi connection to the iPhone to function. If your car supports wireless CarPlay, it’s designed to connect directly to your iPhone. Sharing your iPhone’s internet connection (via a personal hotspot) typically uses Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. Therefore, when your iPhone is acting as a hotspot, it might interfere with or disable the wireless CarPlay connection, as both services typically require the use of the iPhone’s Wi-Fi module. However, some cars and phones can manage both connections simultaneously, or use Bluetooth for one of the connections.
3. Specific Setup Requirements: The specific steps and requirements to make this work can vary widely depending on the car’s make and model, the iPhone, and the operating system version. Some users might find workarounds like connecting the iPhone to the car via USB for CarPlay and using Bluetooth for internet sharing, or vice versa, but this is not universally applicable.
In summary, while theoretically possible in some scenarios, the functionality will heavily depend on the specific hardware and software involved. The best course of action is to consult the user manuals of your devices or contact their customer support for detailed guidance tailored to your specific setup.
@@VeryLastDollar So what to do receive audio calls with cars stereo? Thank you in advance
Awesome video. Thanks for this info
Thanks