Best Buy has Motorola MA1 Wireless Android Auto Car Adapter for $34.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member iamben for finding this deal.
Features:
The power of your phone on your car screen. Android Auto is a simpler, safer way to use your phone in the car. The MA1 provides a wireless connection to your car's existing Android Auto-capable infotainment system, making it even easier to get all your favorite maps, media and messaging apps on your car display.
Fast media transmission (5 GHz WiFi for wireless Android AutoTM)
Direct USB plug-in to an existing Android Auto-enabled car or truck
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Best Buy has Motorola MA1 Wireless Android Auto Car Adapter for $34.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member iamben for finding this deal.
Features:
The power of your phone on your car screen. Android Auto is a simpler, safer way to use your phone in the car. The MA1 provides a wireless connection to your car's existing Android Auto-capable infotainment system, making it even easier to get all your favorite maps, media and messaging apps on your car display.
Fast media transmission (5 GHz WiFi for wireless Android AutoTM)
Direct USB plug-in to an existing Android Auto-enabled car or truck
Model: Motorola MA1 Wireless Android Auto Car Adapter
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Its because of type of solder they use. I stuck mine in the oven after following other peoples suggestions and it worked. Been working just fine for the past few months now.
edit: Had it for 1.5 years then started to boot loop, then disassembled it and stuck it in the preheated oven for 15 minutes, after letting it cool down, reassembled it, and it's been working ever since.
My first unit died little over one year, and Motorolla service department sent me a replacement. The second unit also died in about a year. It's okay when it works, but it breaks too soon.
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My first unit died little over one year, and Motorolla service department sent me a replacement. The second unit also died in about a year. It's okay when it works, but it breaks too soon.
My MA1 lasted a little more than a year. I wouldn't buy one unless they fix their reliability. I'm using an AAwireless now. The addition of the companion app is worth it.
Had mine for almost two years before it was stolen out of my car. I barely used it as it took forever to connect, no issues with connectivity or anything but the unit is just slow at startup. Now on AAwireless 2 and jesus its night and day much faster, better in every way, if I didnt have this I would cry. Dont even get me started on changing the DPI, game changer.
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My AAwireless broke after about 2 years of use and constantly disconnected. My MA1 has now been going strong for a little over a year. YMMV on how reliable these are, probably very car and unit dependent.
Seems like a great price though for the gamble.
So just like a lot of you, my first one died in a year and Motorola sent me a second one.
Now I don't use it in a hot car and it has lasted almost 2 years. I think the design has heat sinking issues. So it's fine in my car at storage temp, but if I actually use it, it'll destroy the device in the dead of Summer. This approach has survived in Maryland and in Florida
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This breaks after a year of use and becomes a paperweight
Is great while working.
Just get a androidauto one to last forever
Its because of type of solder they use. I stuck mine in the oven after following other peoples suggestions and it worked. Been working just fine for the past few months now.
edit: Had it for 1.5 years then started to boot loop, then disassembled it and stuck it in the preheated oven for 15 minutes, after letting it cool down, reassembled it, and it's been working ever since.
look up how to repair these using an oven.
Last edited by pyroskater85 June 12, 2025 at 01:10 PM.
This breaks after a year of use and becomes a paperweightIs great while working.Just get a androidauto one to last forever
Mine has worked flawlessly for 2+ years. I bought my wife one, and hers was always flaky, and then one day it would no longer connect. I found a Reddit post advising to disassemble it and pop it in the air fryer for 6 minutes. This worked perfectly, and now hers functions without issue. I'm not saying this should be something people have to do, but I'm offering advice in case they want to try it out to fix theirs. Google "Is my Motorola MA1 bricked?" and find the comment by kiwil01.
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edit: Had it for 1.5 years then started to boot loop, then disassembled it and stuck it in the preheated oven for 15 minutes, after letting it cool down, reassembled it, and it's been working ever since.
look up how to repair these using an oven.
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Is great while working.
Just get a androidauto one to last forever
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Seems like a great price though for the gamble.
Now I don't use it in a hot car and it has lasted almost 2 years. I think the design has heat sinking issues. So it's fine in my car at storage temp, but if I actually use it, it'll destroy the device in the dead of Summer. This approach has survived in Maryland and in Florida
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank pyroskater85
Is great while working.
Just get a androidauto one to last forever
edit: Had it for 1.5 years then started to boot loop, then disassembled it and stuck it in the preheated oven for 15 minutes, after letting it cool down, reassembled it, and it's been working ever since.
look up how to repair these using an oven.
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