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Carlinkit CPC200 T2C Carplay & Android Auto Car Multimedia Adapter
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Carlinkit CPC200 T2C Carplay & Android Auto Car Multimedia Adapter

The Carlinkit CPC200 T2C adapter connects to the USB port in Tesla vehicles and provides wireless access to CarPlay or Android Auto. It supports wireless OTA system updates and connects via 2.4G and...

The Carlinkit CPC200 T2C adapter connects to the USB port in Tesla vehicles and provides wireless access to CarPlay or Android Auto. It supports wireless OTA system updates and connects via 2.4G and 5G Wi-Fi.

The device features a USB-C port and a nano SIM card slot. It is compatible with smartphones running iOS 10 or later and Android 11 or later.

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  • Kan Enas
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    Kan Enas
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    For those who absolutely want CarPlay / Android auto, there are 2 solutions. The first one is the above, which seems like a decent offer for 40-50 euros.

    You connect the box to a Tesla's type-c and pair it with your phone, just like in a regular CarPlay / Android auto. Once the pair is done, you go to the Tesla's WiFi, connect to the carlinkit's WiFi, and open the car's browser on tespush.com. That's it. Practically, you see the carlinkit's interface from the car's browser. It's a nice idea that is not as complicated as it sounds.

    It works without any problem, it's responsive, the sound quality doesn't seem to drop, it doesn't lose connection, and all compatible applications work without any issue.

    Until we learn the new tricks and Musk enriches the applications that a Tesla has, carlinkit is a very good solution.

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  • Kan Enas
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    Kan Enas

    For those who absolutely want CarPlay / Android auto, there are 2 solutions. The first one is the above, which seems like a decent offer for 40-50 euros.

    You connect the box to a Tesla's type-c and pair it with your phone, just like in a regular CarPlay / Android auto. Once the pair is done, you go to the Tesla's WiFi, connect to the carlinkit's WiFi, and open the car's browser on tespush.com. That's it. Practically, you see the carlinkit's interface from the car's browser. It's a nice idea that is not as complicated as it sounds.

    It works without any problem, it's responsive, the sound quality doesn't seem to drop, it doesn't lose connection, and all compatible applications work without any issue.

    Until we learn the new tricks and Musk enriches the applications that a Tesla has, carlinkit is a very good solution.

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Description & Specifications

The Carlinkit CPC200 T2C adapter connects to the USB port in Tesla vehicles and provides wireless access to CarPlay or Android Auto. It supports wireless OTA system updates and connects via 2.4G and 5G Wi-Fi.

The device features a USB-C port and a nano SIM card slot. It is compatible with smartphones running iOS 10 or later and Android 11 or later.

  • Type: CarPlay and Android Auto adapter
  • Connection to car: USB
  • Connectivity: 2.4G and 5G Wi-Fi
  • Ports: USB-C and nano SIM card slot
  • Updates: Wireless via OTA
  • Car compatibility: Tesla
  • Smartphone compatibility: iOS 10 or later, Android 11 or later
  • Package contents: Wireless adapter, USB-C to USB-C cable, USB-C to USB-A cable, user manual

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  • Kan Enas
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    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    Kan Enas
    Book Lover

    For those who absolutely want CarPlay / Android auto, there are 2 solutions. The first one is the above, which seems like a decent offer for 40-50 euros.

    You connect the box to a Tesla's type-c and pair it with your phone, just like in a regular CarPlay / Android auto. Once the pair is done, you go to the Tesla's WiFi, connect to the carlinkit's WiFi, and open the car's browser on tespush.com. That's it. Practically, you see the carlinkit's interface from the car's browser. It's a nice idea that is not as complicated as it sounds.

    It works without any problem, it's responsive, the sound quality doesn't seem to drop, it doesn't lose connection, and all compatible applications work without any issue.

    Until we learn the new tricks and Musk enriches the applications that a Tesla has, carlinkit is a very good solution.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Kan Enas
    5
    Kan Enas

    For those who absolutely want CarPlay / Android auto, there are 2 solutions. The first one is the above, which seems like a decent offer for 40-50 euros.

    You connect the box to a Tesla's type-c and pair it with your phone, just like in a regular CarPlay / Android auto. Once the pair is done, you go to the Tesla's WiFi, connect to the carlinkit's WiFi, and open the car's browser on tespush.com. That's it. Practically, you see the carlinkit's interface from the car's browser. It's a nice idea that is not as complicated as it sounds.

    It works without any problem, it's responsive, the sound quality doesn't seem to drop, it doesn't lose connection, and all compatible applications work without any issue.

    Until we learn the new tricks and Musk enriches the applications that a Tesla has, carlinkit is a very good solution.

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