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The pros and cons of using wireless Android Auto

Wireless Android Auto pairs via Bluetooth, then streams over 5 GHz Wi-Fi Direct. It requires Android 11+ and Wi-Fi Direct support on the phone. The system removes cables, auto-connects at start, and supports multiple drivers. Battery drains 10–15% per hour and can heat the device during long drives. Connection fails if Bluetooth or Wi-Fi is disabled; compatibility depends on vehicle or adapter.