Toyota RAV4 2007 with updated CarPlay install I have an old Toyota RAV4 (2007) and had to update the music player as the original broke. My install had Apple Car Play. I loved it, and upgraded my wife's car accordingly. We both used the Pioneer player, but hers was the first model to go cordless, and her experience was so much better than mine, so I was pretty excited to come across a product like PAIRR! I purchased it, and found that if I left my Apple Watch at home, and installed it up the street away from the wifi and Bluetooth products of my home, it easily connected!! I love it! I can keep my phone in my pocket when I drive, but can access the key features on Apple Car Play all because of PAIRR! I'm now going to buy the MAX version for my son for his birthday - he's gonna love it!

I like the system but it has issues I like the system, but it frequently disconnects and i have to power down the device and restart it to get it back. It also conflicts with the cars UConnect in one vehicle and the internal car play of another.

Pairr Wireless CarPlay The wireless CarPlay device has been buggy at times - difficult to connect, phone calls don't properly go through the vehicle speaker, etc. However, the bugs seems to be going away as the issues are not occurring as frequently. I love not having to worry about plugging in every time I get in the car.

The concept is great but I have 2 major… The concept is great but I have 2 major issues. First is that it’s takes a few seconds to connect once the car is turned on and I wish it was more of an instant connect. Secondly while I drive, a lot of the times the songs cut our periodically. You would think that none of these issues would occur due to how expensive the device is but overall not super satisfied with the product

I never knew not having to plug my… I never knew not having to plug my phone in and out each time I get in my car would be so liberating... but here I am! A great invention and awesome tool. It looks great but small enough to be completely out of sight when I want it to be. There is very minor connection blips and sometimes I need to manually override calls to come through the cars speaker or mic (bluetooth: carplay) rather than defaulting to bluetoothing to the Pairr device, but I am figuring out when and how that can be minimised. A minor inconvenience to an otherwise very positive experience.