KE'VERSO Magic Box Streaming Box for Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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Upgrade your driving experience with the KE'VERSO Magic Box Streaming Device-a 3-in-1 solution for wireless CarPlay, Android Auto, and Android 11.0, all in one sleek device. With seamless access to your favorite apps like UA-cam, Netflix, Disney+, and Spotify, you can turn your car’s display into an entertainment hub. The built-in APKpure lets you download apps via Wi-Fi, and with 2GB RAM and 16GB storage, you can even use a TF card for offline playback. Say goodbye to cables with this plug-and-play device that’s compatible with over 1000+ car models supporting CarPlay and Android Auto. Keep your original car functions intact while enjoying wireless navigation, music, calls, and more. Perfect for long drives or quick trips, this wireless adapter makes staying connected easier than ever.
Disclosure: The products reviewed in this video were gifted to me by the company. All opinions expressed are my own.
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Is this better then the last adapter you reviewed? Maybe you can do a head to head review.
If that's the UA-cam video that comes on while I'm driving I'm steering into oncoming traffic.
🤣 🤣 I promise the song gets better
Great job on the video. 👍 Does it pretty much allow any streaming app to play on your radio?
Thanks for the comment! And that I tried yes! I also tried Peacock tv and it worked.
Does it work to screen mirror your phone?
it would not mirror my phone. just wireless apple carplay.
@@HectorsHelpfulHacks thank you
too bad it's Android trash... the updates can get hacked
I’ve only had it for a bit but so far so good!
@@HectorsHelpfulHacks i'm a certfied software engineer... trust me Android is OpenSource for a reason.