Wireless Apple CarPlay options
#31
Sure, but all you've given us are a bunch of words that your product is better. Show us how it's better. For example, I just bought a new macbook pro with the m3 pro chip (coming from a MBP from 2016). Before buying, I watched a ton of comparison videos that highlighted the differences between the speed of the m3 chip vs m3 pro chip vs m3 max chip. Can you provide a comparison video as to how your product operates better, faster, more seamlessly than a cheaper unit? You say it doesn't lag, disconnect, etc but is it truly noticeable?
You're right about Porsche being a great product and also supports the above. It can easily be compared, side by side, to the competition
You're right about Porsche being a great product and also supports the above. It can easily be compared, side by side, to the competition
However, what we can say is that our unit offers a better experience than many others currently available. While there may be other great options out there, such as those from China, some may suffer from issues like long loading times or frequent disconnections.
Ultimately, what we offer is a quality product made in the USA with a 5-year warranty. While it may be more expensive than some alternatives, it's a testament to our commitment to supporting American jobs and contributing to the growth of the American economy.
#32
I've heard about the CPLAY2air USB adapter—it's one of the popular ones that can turn wired CarPlay into wireless. Another one to check out is the Carlinkit Wireless Adapter. It's pretty much like CPLAY2air, using Bluetooth and WiFi to make your CarPlay connection wireless.
#33
You get what you pay for guys. The 5 year warranty alone adds value. How long will your cheaper unit last? Dropped connections are annoying and frustrating. We are driving $175K+ cars most of us, I'd prefer to pay once and not worry about it.
It's good to have options but its not productive to miss the obvious selling points here and ask for vague comparisons.
It's good to have options but its not productive to miss the obvious selling points here and ask for vague comparisons.
#34
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You get what you pay for guys. The 5 year warranty alone adds value. How long will your cheaper unit last? Dropped connections are annoying and frustrating. We are driving $175K+ cars most of us, I'd prefer to pay once and not worry about it.
It's good to have options but its not productive to miss the obvious selling points here and ask for vague comparisons.
It's good to have options but its not productive to miss the obvious selling points here and ask for vague comparisons.
#35
You get what you pay for guys. The 5 year warranty alone adds value. How long will your cheaper unit last? Dropped connections are annoying and frustrating. We are driving $175K+ cars most of us, I'd prefer to pay once and not worry about it.
It's good to have options but its not productive to miss the obvious selling points here and ask for vague comparisons.
It's good to have options but its not productive to miss the obvious selling points here and ask for vague comparisons.
You've got 14 days to test-drive the product. If you don't like it, send it back. We also have a secondary module that allows for HDMI and features like front or interior cameras, but on smaller cars, it might not make sense.
#36
Unknown but if it craps out, I can buy 5 more before breaking even with this other option. I think a simple comparison is an easy thing to do to showcase how superior this product is (just pick one of these cheaper units). Plus, who knows if this company will be around in 5 years. How do we know we get what we pay for when we haven't seen anything other than the few posts above?
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#37
If you want something made in the USA with a five-year warranty and real support, where you can talk to someone on the phone if you need to, and also help the economy and keep jobs in this country, then we've got some products for you. We offer a wireless CarPlay unit for $199, and we also have a wireless CarPlay with a pure HDMI input. With this, you can add devices like Apple TV, Google Chromecast, Amazon Fire Stick, etc. You can even add cameras, like a backup camera or a baby camera, so you can see the entire backseat. This way, when you're driving and your kids are crying, you don't have to turn around and risk an accident just to check on them. $299 is the price for the interface with HDMI input for forum numbers.
#38
#40
Thank you for your order. I assume your vehicle has factory CarPlay, and this product will make your CarPlay wireless or give you the ability to use Android Auto wirelessly as well.
Your order will ship tomorrow via UPS ground and you will receive email with the tracking number
Your order will ship tomorrow via UPS ground and you will receive email with the tracking number
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#43
#44
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Thank you for your order. I assume your vehicle has factory CarPlay, and this product will make your CarPlay wireless or give you the ability to use Android Auto wirelessly as well.
Your order will ship tomorrow via UPS ground and you will receive email with the tracking number
Your order will ship tomorrow via UPS ground and you will receive email with the tracking number