Car Multimedia Adapters

Ottocast Mini Cube T3 Carplay & Android Auto Car Adapter

The Ottocast Mini Cube T3 adapter enables wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in cars equipped with factory-installed wired CarPlay and Android Auto. After the initial pairing, it connects to your...

The Ottocast Mini Cube T3 adapter enables wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in cars equipped with factory-installed wired CarPlay and Android Auto. After the initial pairing, it connects to your smartphone automatically every time you start the car, so you can use navigation, music, calls and messages without connecting your phone with a cable.

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  • Skroutz_MacDuck
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    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    I've only had it for 2 days. First of all, it is really tiny. I mention this because I was concerned whether it would fit into the USB port in the car, which doesn't have much clearance around it (Seat Arona). The first connection was simple and quick. I didn't even need to open the manual. You just connect to the device's BT with your phone. However, the automatic reconnection is not so trouble-free. Usually, it connects after 3-4 attempts. Of course, a couple of times I had to restart the car's infotainment system. But maybe these are teething problems. Of course, I was disappointed, because I was hoping that with the wireless connection CarTube or the AAAD apps would work again, but unfortunately there is no difference compared to the wired connection. Other than that, the well-known negative is the battery. With the wired connection you also charge, but with the wireless it consumes quite a bit of battery. Of course, you can connect it to another port at the same time anyway, but the truth is that this cancels out the benefits of wireless.

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  • I've only had it for 2 days. First of all, it is really tiny. I mention this because I was concerned whether it would fit into the USB port in the car, which doesn't have much clearance around it (Seat Arona). The first connection was simple and quick. I didn't even need to open the manual. You just connect to the device's BT with your phone. However, the automatic reconnection is not so trouble-free. Usually, it connects after 3-4 attempts. Of course, a couple of times I had to restart the car's infotainment system. But maybe these are teething problems. Of course, I was disappointed, because I was hoping that with the wireless connection CarTube or the AAAD apps would work again, but unfortunately there is no difference compared to the wired connection. Other than that, the well-known negative is the battery. With the wired connection you also charge, but with the wireless it consumes quite a bit of battery. Of course, you can connect it to another port at the same time anyway, but the truth is that this cancels out the benefits of wireless.

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Description & Specifications

The Ottocast Mini Cube T3 adapter enables wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in cars equipped with factory-installed wired CarPlay and Android Auto. After the initial pairing, it connects to your smartphone automatically every time you start the car, so you can use navigation, music, calls and messages without connecting your phone with a cable.

It connects via Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. The adapter plugs into the car’s USB-A port, while the included USB-A to USB-C adapter also allows connection to a USB-C port. Setup involves plugging it into the USB port and pairing it with your smartphone, with no additional apps or complicated settings required. The USB connector is angled at 90°.

  • Type: CarPlay and Android Auto adapter
  • Wireless connectivity: Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
  • Connectivity: Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
  • Device connector: USB-A
  • Compatibility: Cars with factory-installed wired CarPlay and Android Auto
  • Automatic connection: After initial pairing
  • USB connector: Angled at 90°
  • Updates: FOTA (firmware updates over the internet)
  • Package contents: Adapter, USB-A to USB-C adapter, user manual

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Carplay & Android Auto Adapter

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Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (2)

  1. 5 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • Skroutz_MacDuck
    4
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    I've only had it for 2 days. First of all, it is really tiny. I mention this because I was concerned whether it would fit into the USB port in the car, which doesn't have much clearance around it (Seat Arona). The first connection was simple and quick. I didn't even need to open the manual. You just connect to the device's BT with your phone. However, the automatic reconnection is not so trouble-free. Usually, it connects after 3-4 attempts. Of course, a couple of times I had to restart the car's infotainment system. But maybe these are teething problems. Of course, I was disappointed, because I was hoping that with the wireless connection CarTube or the AAAD apps would work again, but unfortunately there is no difference compared to the wired connection. Other than that, the well-known negative is the battery. With the wired connection you also charge, but with the wireless it consumes quite a bit of battery. Of course, you can connect it to another port at the same time anyway, but the truth is that this cancels out the benefits of wireless.

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  • When it works it's perfect but it doesn't always work

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  • I've only had it for 2 days. First of all, it is really tiny. I mention this because I was concerned whether it would fit into the USB port in the car, which doesn't have much clearance around it (Seat Arona). The first connection was simple and quick. I didn't even need to open the manual. You just connect to the device's BT with your phone. However, the automatic reconnection is not so trouble-free. Usually, it connects after 3-4 attempts. Of course, a couple of times I had to restart the car's infotainment system. But maybe these are teething problems. Of course, I was disappointed, because I was hoping that with the wireless connection CarTube or the AAAD apps would work again, but unfortunately there is no difference compared to the wired connection. Other than that, the well-known negative is the battery. With the wired connection you also charge, but with the wireless it consumes quite a bit of battery. Of course, you can connect it to another port at the same time anyway, but the truth is that this cancels out the benefits of wireless.

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