Wired CarPlay, now wireless
Plug a JDG adapter into the USB port your car already uses for CarPlay, pair your phone once, and the car screen comes to life on its own every time you start the engine.
Adapter in, phone still in your pocket: CarPlay is on.
The lineup
Wireless CarPlay adapters and 2-in-1 CarPlay & Android Auto adapters. Tap any product to check the current price.
A slim wireless CarPlay adapter on a short braided lead that turns your car's factory wired CarPlay into a wireless connection. It works with iPhone 6 and later on iOS 10 or newer and comes ready for both USB-A and USB-C ports. Navigation, hands-free calls and music move to the car screen without a cable in sight.
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A tiny plug-in adapter for cars with factory wired CarPlay, built around Bluetooth 5.4 and dual-band 2.4/5.8 GHz Wi-Fi. Set it up once — plug, pair, play — and it reconnects within seconds of getting in, even with the phone left in your pocket. A USB-C dongle is included, and your steering-wheel buttons, knobs and touchscreen keep working.
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One adapter for both sides of the family: wireless CarPlay for iPhone and wireless Android Auto for Android phones, in cars that already have the wired version. The case is metal with an acrylic glass top, and a snug fit keeps the signal steady on rough roads. Three steps to set up, then it links to your phone on its own every time you start the car.
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A silver 2-in-1 converter for cars with factory wired CarPlay or wired Android Auto, using 5.8 GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.4 for the link. Navigation, music, calls, messages and voice assistants carry on through Siri or Google Assistant, and the steering-wheel buttons, touchscreen and knobs still work. USB-A and USB-C connection options cover most dashboards.
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A compact silver stick for iPhone 6 and later that pairs 5.8 GHz Wi-Fi with Bluetooth for a smooth wireless CarPlay link. The reinforced USB plug holds its connection on rough roads, and the metal shell helps carry heat away from the port. Keep Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on, and it reconnects each time you start the car.
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A slim, light 2-in-1 adapter that upgrades stock wired CarPlay or Android Auto to wireless, for iPhones on iOS 10+ and Android phones on Android 11+. Installation takes three steps, and from then on it pairs with your phone on its own when the car starts. Navigation, audio, Siri, calls and messages all stay on the car screen.
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See the Full RangeNo more cable routine
The small daily annoyances of wired CarPlay — and how JDG takes them off your hands.
The problem
Digging for the cable every time you get in the car.
Our fix
The adapter stays in the CarPlay USB port, and your phone connects over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi instead.
The problem
Forgetting to plug in, then driving without maps or music.
Our fix
After the first pairing it reconnects automatically every time you start the car — the phone can stay in your pocket.
The problem
A cord stretched across the console and a worn-out phone port.
Our fix
A compact dongle sits in the port instead, so the console stays clear and the phone's own port gets a rest.
The problem
Worrying that going wireless means losing your car's controls.
Our fix
The factory touchscreen, steering-wheel buttons, knobs and Siri keep working exactly as they did with a cable.
Who we are
JDG makes one thing: adapters that turn a car's factory wired CarPlay into a wireless connection. Plenty of cars on the road already have CarPlay built in but still ask you to plug your phone in every single trip. Our adapters close that gap without touching the car's own system.
The range has two halves. Our wireless CarPlay adapters are for iPhone 6 and later on iOS 10 or newer. Our 2-in-1 adapters add wireless Android Auto for Android 11+ phones, for cars that already support wired Android Auto — handy when one car is shared by an iPhone driver and an Android driver.
Every model follows the same simple routine: plug it into the CarPlay USB port, pair over Bluetooth, and use CarPlay. From then on it links up by itself when you start the car, and your touchscreen, steering-wheel buttons, knobs and Siri work just as before.
Buyer guide
Start with the phones in your car and the port on your dashboard.
Everyone who drives uses an iPhone and the car has factory wired CarPlay. A CarPlay adapter is all you need.
The car is shared between iPhone and Android phones and supports wired Android Auto too. Pick a 2-in-1 model.
Newer cars often swap USB-A for USB-C. These models ship with USB-C support out of the box.
Our purpose
Our mission at JDG is to take the cable out of the daily drive. The car screen and the phone already know how to talk to each other; we simply let them do it without a cord across the console.
That means keeping things honest and simple. Our adapters work with cars that already have factory wired CarPlay — we say so up front, so you know before you buy whether one fits your car.
We want the best part of an adapter to be that you stop noticing it. Plug it in once, pair once, and from then on your maps, music and calls are on the screen by the time you've buckled up.
Pair once and let the adapter reconnect by itself on every trip.
View the CollectionThe difference
What makes the switch from wired to wireless worth it.
A JDG adapter converts the factory wired CarPlay you already have into a wireless connection — no new head unit, no wiring work.
Plug it into the CarPlay USB port, pair over Bluetooth, and use CarPlay. No extra apps and no tools.
After the first pairing, your phone links up automatically each time you start the car, even if it stays in your pocket or bag.
The touchscreen, steering-wheel buttons, control knobs and Siri all keep working, so nothing about how you drive changes.
Several models pair 5.8 GHz Wi-Fi with Bluetooth — up to Bluetooth 5.4 — for a steady link to the car screen.
Whether your dashboard has a USB-A or USB-C port, the range has you covered with included adapters or dual connectors.
Why us
A focused range, explained plainly.
We don't spread ourselves across dozens of gadgets. Wireless CarPlay and 2-in-1 adapters are the whole range, so every model is built around the same job.
Our adapters need a car with factory wired CarPlay or wired Android Auto. We state it clearly so you can check your car before you order.
Choose a CarPlay-only adapter for iPhone, or a 2-in-1 model that also handles wireless Android Auto on Android 11+ phones.
Gray, ebony black, silver and glossy black — pick the look that sits best in your dashboard or console.
Selected models use a metal shell, a reinforced USB plug or a snug-fit design to keep the connection steady over bumpy roads.
Compact dongles plug straight into the port and stay there, so the console stays tidy and the setup stays out of sight.
Siri, steering-wheel buttons and the touchscreen stay exactly where you expect them.
Check AvailabilityPeace of mind
Straightforward reasons to feel good about your choice.
Every order is completed through a trusted storefront, with the checkout and shipping process you already know.
Each product lists the phones and car systems it supports, so you can match it to your car before you buy.
Prices and availability are always shown live — no inflated “discounts” or manufactured urgency here.
If something is not right, the standard return policy applies to the order, hassle-free.
In their words
Common themes from drivers who made the switch.
Drivers like that CarPlay is already on the screen when they start the car, without reaching for the phone.
The small size comes up often — the adapter tucks into the port and the console looks cleaner without a cable.
Buyers describe the plug-and-pair setup as quick, with no app to install and no settings to dig through.
Many notice that maps, music controls and calls respond smoothly once the adapter is connected.
Keeping the steering-wheel buttons, knobs and touchscreen working makes the switch feel natural.
For short daily trips especially, people value not having to plug in every single time they get in the car.
Good to know
No. A JDG adapter converts an existing connection: your car must already support factory wired CarPlay (or wired Android Auto for the 2-in-1 models). Aftermarket stereos without wired CarPlay are not supported.
The CarPlay adapters work with iPhone 6 and later running iOS 10 or newer. The 2-in-1 models also support wireless Android Auto on Android phones running Android 11 or later.
Three steps. Plug the adapter into the USB port your car uses for wired CarPlay, pair it with your phone over Bluetooth, then confirm CarPlay on the phone and the car screen. That first pairing is the only manual step.
No. After the first setup the adapter reconnects to your phone automatically when you start the car, as long as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi stay switched on.
Yes. The range covers both USB-A and USB-C ports: depending on the model, a USB-C adapter or dongle is included or the connector supports both types. Each product description lists what comes with it.
Yes. The adapter passes CarPlay through your car's own system, so the factory touchscreen, steering-wheel buttons, control knobs and Siri voice control keep working the way they do with a cable.
It can. Wireless CarPlay keeps Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS and data active, so on long navigation trips a charging pad or cable charger helps keep the phone topped up.
If everyone who drives the car uses an iPhone, a CarPlay adapter is all you need. If the car is shared with Android users and supports wired Android Auto, a 2-in-1 model handles both wireless CarPlay and wireless Android Auto.
