If you’re tired of having to plug in your iPhone every time you get into the car or you’re the type of person who takes out the cable and then forgets to bring it with you next time, then yes, getting a wireless CarPlay adapter is likely worth the cost for you. The only difference between wired and wireless CarPlay is that you eliminate the wire entirely — it’s a matter of convenience and which downsides you’re willing to tolerate for it.
If you’ve decided to buy an adapter, the next big question is which one you should choose. There are a number of options on the market, and some of them enjoy higher ratings from users than others — though, of course, your experience could vary. Beyond that, different adapters may come with different features, so it’s important to read the fine print and make sure you’re getting the product that meets your needs.
For example, the CARLIMEKI Wireless CarPlay adapter claims to support all wired CarPlay features and is said to be compatible with things like steering wheel controls. Alternatively, the OTTOCAST U2-Air Wireless CarPlay adapter claims to offer boot speeds as fast as seven seconds, depending on the car model. If you live in a multi-driver household that contains both Android smartphones and iPhones, you may want to consider something like the CarlinKit ai Box, which is designed to add an Android option in vehicles that have wired CarPlay support (assuming you own a supported vehicle model, as well).
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