Wireless CarPlay & Android Auto Display

Plenty of perfectly good cars were built before phone mirroring existed, and replacing a factory head unit is expensive and often irreversible. A standalone touchscreen sidesteps that: it mounts on the dash or windscreen and brings CarPlay and Android Auto to the car without anything being cut into.

Wireless connection is what makes it usable day to day. A cabled adapter means finding and plugging a lead in every single journey; a wireless one connects as you get in, so navigation and music are ready by the time you have put your seatbelt on.

Mount it where it does not obstruct your view of the road, your instruments or any airbag deployment zone, and check local law on where windscreen-mounted devices may legally be placed, as this differs by country and is enforced. Set your route and audio before moving off. Do not interact with the screen while driving: it carries the same distraction risk as a handheld phone, and in many jurisdictions the same legal consequences.

• Adds CarPlay and Android Auto without replacing the head unit
• Wireless connection: no cable to plug in each journey
• Dash or windscreen mounting, nothing cut into the car
• Do not obstruct your view, instruments or airbag zones
• Set your route before moving off; do not interact while driving