This Wireless CarPlay Adapter Is Practically a Giveaway on Amazon, Over 50% Off With Limited Stock
Right now, the HaMeby Wireless CarPlay Adapter for iPhone is just $48, down from its usual price of $100, discount of 53%.
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Your plug-and-play CarPlay solution
You might not think it at first, but this is one of those small, affordable upgrades that makes a surprisingly big difference. Instead of plugging your phone in every time you want to use CarPlay, this device makes it an instant connection. It's plug-and-play, so all you have to do is connect it to your car's USB port where you'd normally plug in for CarPlay, and after that, your iPhone connects via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi every time. Then you can do it with all the other devices you or your family have too.
And you don't have to worry about it not being able to keep up, even though it's a smaller device. You won't deal with lag when you're switching songs, answering calls, or following directions on Maps. Everything syncs just like it would over a wired connection. It's also pretty zippy all its own since it supports Bluetooth 5.3 and 5.8GHz Wi-Fi for low-latency performance, and it's compatible with iPhones running iOS 10 or later. As long as your car has factory-installed wired CarPlay, this adapter should work. That's small comfort in a world where things working isn't as common as it should be, but it's something.
There's also the peace of mind built in with a 2-year warranty and regular firmware updates to keep everything running smoothly.
This adapter is over 50% off, and it'll pay for itself in a short amount of time. The first time you don't have to worry about finding your way is going to be when you realize how absolutely amazing having this convenience is. And then you'll want to go back and buy more for everyone you know. It's that useful.
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