Two 3.3 ft USB-A to USB-C cables built for wired CarPlay and Android Auto.
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Two 3.3 ft USB-A to USB-C cables made for the job most cheap cords fail at: wired CarPlay and Android Auto. Both carry data, which is the whole requirement — a head unit that cannot see a data connection will charge the phone and show nothing on screen.
Two in the pack: one for the car, one for the second car or the desk. Still not connecting? Read CarPlay not connecting?
Most fail because they carry power but not data. The phone charges and the car screen stays blank. These cables carry data, which is what a head unit needs to start CarPlay.
3.3 ft if the USB port is in the glovebox, under the armrest or in the centre console bin. If the port is right next to the phone cradle, the 1.15 ft version keeps the cabin tidier.
Yes. Wired Android Auto has the same requirement — a data-capable USB cable.
Usually yes. Intermittent dropouts over bumps almost always mean a broken strand behind the connector or a worn car port. If wiggling the cable causes it, the fault is physical.
