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Full Screen Wireless Apple CarPlay in MBUX upgrade available
The State of the Art Full Screen Wireless Apple CarPlay solution are available in MBUX 6.0 NTG6.0:
1: Not Android System solution
2: No issue on Original AC display and Auto Parking Sensor Show-up
3: No Audio Conflict between Radio and CarPlay Navigation
4: No Bluetooth On/Off issue
5: No need any extra wiring
6: No need install any Media interface box
7: No resolution loss: Full 1920x720
8: No loss of display and control of Media Info of CarPlay in instrument cluster and center touchpad
Feel free to contact for more detail and quotation.
Do I have to open up the dashboard?
Do I have to replace the module?
Do I have to go to the Mercedes dealer?
Does this work with a 2021E class?
what is the cost?
Do I have to open up the dashboard?
Do I have to replace the module?
Do I have to go to the Mercedes dealer?
Does this work with a 2021E class?
what is the cost?
hi Phil,
We discussed this before. Check out this video is what you need to do. If you feel ok then you can DIY, if not find a helper or a workshop to handle this.
Cheers. I thought it was the brand. Carlinkit doesn't support full screen Android Auto on my EQV300
It worked with my KIA, but now I have to drive a wheelchair accessible vehicle (EQV300). Unfortunately Android Auto only fills part of the screen.
So where can I order this dongle?
Cheers. I thought it was the brand. Carlinkit doesn't support full screen Android Auto on my EQV300
It worked with my KIA, but now I have to drive a wheelchair accessible vehicle (EQV300). Unfortunately Android Auto only fills part of the screen.
So where can I order this dongle?
This can be seen and sold everywhere on Chinese platforms, with a wide variety of types
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