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Getting a Wireless Android Auto Adapter Should Theoretically Be Easier Now (Not Really)

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The world of wireless Android Auto adapters has evolved substantially lately, mostly thanks to the development of new devices that make the transition from wired to wireless in just a matter of seconds.
AAWireless has more or less pioneered this device category, but the first “official” adapter belongs to Motorola. Announced by Google itself with much fanfare earlier this year, the Motorola MA1 is a small device that does pretty much the same thing as AAWireless: it transforms the wired version of Android Auto into wireless by simply connecting to the USB port in the car.

However, since its launch, the MA1 has been in super-high demand, and getting your hands on the adapter has been quite a challenge.

Nevertheless, buying Motorola’s Android Auto device is apparently getting easier, as the device has recently launched at Best Buy with the same $89.99 price tag. Previously, the adapter could be ordered directly from Motorola or from Target.

The device has reportedly been available at Best Buy for more than a month, so if anything, its debut in the store took place rather quietly.

But this doesn’t necessarily mean that walk-in store visitors can get their hands on the MA1 anyway. Best Buy also says the device isn’t in stock right now, so if you pay for the adapter today, you should theoretically be able to get it in approximately 9 days.

In the meantime, AAWireless will soon get its very own online store as well. While you can still order the device from Indiegogo with a dedicated store, the experience should become a lot more straightforward, especially because the stock issues are slowly but surely being resolved at all warehouses.

In other words, it shouldn’t take too long before we’ll be able to buy wireless Android Auto adapters without insane waiting times, no matter the model we choose (all do pretty much the same thing, so this doesn’t necessarily make such a huge difference anyway).
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About the author: Bogdan Popa
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Bogdan keeps an eye on how technology is taking over the car world. His long-term goals are buying an 18-wheeler because he needs more space for his kid’s toys, and convincing Google and Apple that Android Auto and CarPlay deserve at least as much attention as their phones.
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