While at first its performance was very good, over time it began to have call interruptions and delayed redirection in Google Maps.

I do not know whether the problem is related to the high summer temperatures. In any case, I am not satisfied with its performance.

Overall it is very good, sometimes for reasons I don't understand it stops working (maybe it's also a problem caused by the car) - that's why I gave it 4 stars. Something that is important is that it drains the phone battery, meaning with maps/music etc. expect double the battery consumption than usual.

The connection is made without any problem, but when music is playing it cuts out for 1-2 seconds and then continues.

The wireless connection is established very quickly. The GPS works perfectly (which is mainly why I bought it).

However, the music keeps cutting out. While it plays normally, the sound suddenly stops for about 2 to 7 seconds.

I have been using it for a year now in a 2015 Vitara, very satisfied, I connect android & iphone without any problem.

In 1-2 cases when it happened to disconnect, I just removed it from the USB port and when it reconnected, it worked normally.

I have had it for over a year in a Yaris, sometimes it connects quickly, other times slowly. However, sometimes it doesn't connect at all and it's annoying, as my iPhone shows that it is connected. Also, I don't consider its size ideal as it is large with a cable. For its price, I think it's okay, but I would go for something else.

Although the truth is that it does have some minor interruptions and you have to unplug the cable and reconnect it, what it offers you is valuable and unique.

Especially now, with the measures where you are afraid to even touch the phone.

Simple way of connection.

I remind you that you need to have Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and data enabled.
And also, I should mention that I have both an iPhone and an Android at the same time, and both work with the device.

I am quite satisfied, it connects quickly and there have been no disconnections so far, I have been using it for about 1.5 months.

It is a good case. Small in size and supports usb-a + usb-c. When permanently connected, sometimes it fails to connect automatically but unplugging and plugging the cable back in always restores it immediately. Not so convenient when switching devices (it pops up a menu with options once the most recent one is disconnected)

Very good, it just makes some interruptions for me, 1 out of 20 times. However, something else might be to blame.

It worked immediately, it's perfect, there is probably a slight delay in the sound but that's normal!!!

PROBLEMS I FACED:
Does not connect automatically at startup - Each time requires manual reconnection
Frequent freezes - Freezes during use, needs restart
Incompatibility with Android 15 / MagicOS 9.0 - The chipset is not optimized for new operating systems
Old firmware - Bugs that are not fixed, slow updates
Slow automatic connection - When it works, it takes 20-30 seconds

WHAT I TRIED (without result):
Firmware update via Carlinkit AutoKit app
Factory reset adapter
Battery optimization OFF for Android Auto
Bluetooth & WiFi reset
Developer options settings
Multiple pairing attempts

CONCLUSION:
The Carlinkit 2AIR uses an old chipset that is not compatible with new Android devices. For Android 15 / MagicOS 9.0 IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED.

I didn't expect it to be this good. I connected it to my phone (S24 ultra) once and then forgot about it. Much better than the cable I had until now. It connects instantly and stays connected without interruptions. The downside is the use of the phone's battery. On trips, it's better to use the cable that charges the phone at the same time.

Used on a C3 2022. Does what it says. After many hours of driving (3+), it often completely disconnected and would not reconnect, which I suspect is due to the cable that comes with it. The connection is not completely smooth when entering the car sometimes, but it’s not particularly troublesome. Compared to newer cars that have wireless Android Auto from the factory, it is a bit more difficult/tiring/inferior to use. Overall, for a price up to €30, I think it’s worth it.

As soon as I start it, it is already connected, it doesn't lag, it doesn't overheat, all the steering wheel controls work, no difference compared to a wired connection. It also has double-sided tape but it is of poor quality, it doesn't stick well. For uconnect systems (fiat, jeep, Alfa Romeo etc.) it works perfectly.

Installed in a Peugeot 208 2017 and everything works fine. The connection is established automatically (data and bluetooth enabled) within 5 seconds from the moment I start the car. Also, there is a 1 second delay in the sound.

It worked for two weeks! Suddenly it stopped connecting to the phone (iPhone).
After a lot of experimenting, I found the following solution!
I followed the manufacturer's advice: https://www.carlinkit.com/faq_detail/127.html

And something very important! I replaced the USB cable and since then it works very quickly and, most importantly, without any problems!
In the end, the cables that come in the package are useless!

Easy connectivity, fast connection via bluetooth. When it works it's fine, but in my car it keeps freezing and restarts the entire car's infotainment system. I do not recommend it

There is a slight audio-video sync difference in videos even though I have done all the updates, but overall it is very good and you get rid of cables

On a Peugeot 208 2019+, it works almost as fast as the cable. Less than 10 seconds difference at startup. Connected to an iPhone 16 Pro but also to an iPhone 13. There is a small difference in startup and response speed but this is due to the older 13, so keep in mind that the phone also plays a big role. In general, the response is the same as with the cable and the only thing that was delayed by 1 second was changing the song from the steering wheel, while from the screen it happens immediately, a bit strange but not a big deal. In terms of sound quality, it seemed the same to me and Siri, for example, is exactly as fast in response as it was with the cable.

Also, I immediately tried my own cable which is for greater data transfer because the one that came was not recognized by the car. So for those who have an issue, maybe try connecting a cable of similar quality to the one that comes with the phone.

Amazing tool that does exactly what it promises. I connected it once with my phone and the car and since then I haven't had to deal with it again. It connects automatically in 5 seconds every time I get in the car.

Small and light, I tucked it away so it wouldn't be visible, and it even came with double-sided tape to stick it, so installation took a minute. I connected it to a 2020 i30 with an iPhone 15 and it works perfectly. I've had it for quite some time and in all these months, it has disconnected three times. If it doesn't reconnect on its own, I just unplug the USB and plug it back in, and it works fine. Very satisfied, I forgot about cables completely. For its price, I recommend it!

It has made my life easier. I no longer need to connect a cable, and it connects quickly as soon as you start the car. You simply keep the phone in your pocket or wherever else you want. The only downside is that you need to have Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on, so it drains your battery faster.

I bought it to wirelessly connect Suzuki S Cross with Samsung A54. It connects, I can't deny, but it disconnects either momentarily or doesn't reconnect on its own. Some of these might be related to the area I'm driving through, for example, in a straight line with the airport. I wouldn't buy it again.

I have been using it for 6 months. The connectivity is super easy. The only downside is that on long trips (5+ hours) it gets warm and occasionally has some small interruptions. However, I think that's reasonable, so I won't give it 4 stars for that reason.
Overall, it has not disconnected even once, and even when I disconnected it to do a deep clean of the car, when I connected it again, the phone connected right away and everything worked perfectly. Also, the size is very convenient. It is worth the money.

Very nice product. It worked perfectly on both 2020 Peugeot 3008s where I installed it, but I needed to do a firmware update to the latest version of 2air to avoid disconnections and improve compatibility. Basically, you need to have a bit of knowledge about the sport to enjoy it. The only downside is that when it is connected to the car's USB, the communication with the Peugeot app on the phone is lost, so you will need to disconnect it to receive consumption statistics, service, etc

If I could give it a 0, I would. In a Ford Fiesta mk8.5 St Line, it doesn't work properly. On the phone, it says it is "connected" to the device, and whenever it drops, it connects (1 out of 5). It frustrated me, and I gave up. Even when it was connected, while the music played relatively well (with delays in changing tracks), during the call, it had a lot of interruptions. WASTED MONEY

Overall, it does what it promises but there is quite a delay in the sound, especially from YouTube and generally from outside Android Auto apps, and many issues with TuneIn, as well as quite a few disconnects. I had it for over a year with daily use. It has now been replaced with AAWireless 2 and I found my peace.

IT'S A WASTE OF MONEY, DON'T BUY IT

It really does what it promises, meaning if the car supports Apple CarPlay wired only, then the device can make CarPlay connect wirelessly.

The issues are as follows:

From the very first use, there was a tremendous delay in changing songs. Overall, there is a delay in the system's response which is very noticeable to the point of being annoying. The icons move slower, switching between songs takes longer, and several times you notice cuts in the sound. Overall, a very bad experience. It seems that the device is a "shoddy job."

You also drain a kilogram of battery on your phone just to avoid a cable. In my opinion, it's not worth it at all. Don't buy it.

Very good product.
Essentially, it makes wired CarPlay wireless.
To work, you connect to it via Bluetooth, but you also need to have WiFi open at the same time for it to function.

It has a Type-C port and a regular USB, so you can connect it to the car from whichever side you want and use the other for charging.
I've had it for 4 months and haven't encountered any problems.