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Drivers say

  • Wow, this device is way smaller than I expected—about the size of a Hot Wheels car! It plugs perfectly into my 2019 Nissan Rogue, and the setup is incredibly user-friendly. Just connect to Bluetooth, and it does the rest automatically. The build quality is solid, as expected, and it functions flawlessly. Using it with my iPhone 16e, everything works seamlessly. Highly recommended!

  • Super easy to use and works perfectly!
    I’m really impressed with this wireless CarPlay adapter. It was super easy to set up — just plug it in and it connects automatically every time I start the car. The connection is fast and stable with no lag or interruptions, and it feels just like using wired CarPlay. The design is sleek and compact, and I love that it supports multiple users. Definitely worth it if you’re tired of dealing with cables. Highly recommend!

  • I’ve been using the Jemluse CarPlay adapter for a few weeks now and honestly, it’s a game changer. My car originally only supported wired Apple CarPlay, which was super inconvenient — especially for short drives. Now, as soon as I get in, it connects wirelessly within seconds, no cables needed.

Jemluse wireless carplay adapter FAQs

What is wireless carplay adapter?

A wireless CarPlay adapter is a device that enables your car to support wireless CarPlay functionality. It connects to your car's infotainment system via a cable (such as a USB port) and then pairs with your iPhone wirelessly through Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.

How does it work?

A wireless CarPlay adapter plugs into the car's USB port. It pairs with your iPhone via Bluetooth first, then switches to Wi-Fi for data transfer. It mirrors the CarPlay interface from your iPhone to the car's display, allowing you to use features like maps, music, and calls through the car's touchscreen or voice commands, cable-free.

Which cars are compatible with wireless CarPlay?

Not all cars support it. New models or higher - end configurations are more likely to have this function. Check the vehicle manual or consult the manufacturer.

Why can't I connect my phone to wireless CarPlay?

Ensure your car supports it. Check if iPhone's Bluetooth and Wi - Fi are on and there are no pairing errors. Update vehicle and iPhone systems if they're outdated. Interference may also be a factor.

How to solve the problem of choppy audio during wireless CarPlay usage?

On some cars with older CarPlay, try enabling the audio fix in settings (if available). Reduce other Bluetooth device use and avoid external wireless interference.

Why does wireless CarPlay keep disconnecting?

May be due to Bluetooth interference, weak vehicle Wi - Fi module, or incompatible iOS. Low - power mode or turning off background app refresh on iPhone can also cause it. Update systems, restart Bluetooth and Wi - Fi, or delete and reconnect CarPlay.

Do I need to keep my iPhone's Wi - Fi and Bluetooth on all the time when using wireless CarPlay?

Yes. Wireless CarPlay uses Bluetooth for pairing and Wi - Fi for data transfer, so both need to be on for normal use.