INVERYAirdual-300A Bluetooth 5.0 aptX-HD Adapter Compatible for Audi MMI 3G AMI Music Interface,Audi Symphony,Audi Concert,VW MDI,Mercedes Media Interface

Installed on Audi S3 (2007 - 8P) with the Audi Navigation RNS-E plus (Audi MMI) and iPod integration (30-pin port in the glove compartment), both Audi pre-installed. It works exactly like the iPod does with this Audi provided port, i.e. no album/track titles, no playlists, only 6 "CDs" - this is a limitation of the software of this RNS-E version - but with excellent sound. Pairing with an Android phone is easy and is automatic every time you enter the car, provided the Bluetooth on the phone is on. It switches off (the blue led stays off) a few seconds after turning off the engine and removing the key from the ignition, as explained in the user manual (strange language/ translation, but informative).

Great item, simple connection via AMi connector, and is fully compatible with Steering Wheel controls. Great sound quality, works flawlessly

Perfect for streaming audio to car using an existing iPod dock in the glovebox. I am able to browse my playlists stored on my iPhone using my car's iDrive system, which is very convenient. The switch that allows basic controls for other devices is a nice bonus too. (froward and previous, no playlist info)The car is a 2008 BMW 630i with the CCC iDrive system. Initially the adaptor wouldn't power up, but Invery sent me a charging adaptor which the device plugs into, and it worked straight away. Fantastic customer service and product, highly recommend for anyone wanting to add bluetooth streaming to their car, while keeping their original system.

Bought this for my Ferrari 458 to link Android via the multi-pin Ipod connector. Had previously used a similar product which did work, but needed reconnecting every time the car was restarted. This one needed no set up other than to pair (easily) with my phone's Bluetooth. delighted.

Ok so it does work, you plug it on the iPod connector in your Audi (mine is a 2011 A6). But with android phones, the only functionality you get is next/previous track. You can't pause or see any song information. I found it took a while to get connected the first time, and it's not clear if you can connect a second phone (definitely can't pair with the first connected). It also stays on all the time, as far as I can tell, not sure how that is on the car battery.Given its £70+ even for the cheaper version, I was hoping for more. I returned it and bought a aux/usb adaptor and a usb bluetooth reciever. This allows 2 phones and costs about half.

Excellent connection for the Merc. No more messing around with settings. As soon as I get in the car, music wakes me up - because I’d forgotten I remain connected but this gem picks it all up where I left. Perfecto!

Easy to install. Plug n play basically

Apparently the Bluetooth 5.0 version supports the AAC codec used for iPhones but I’ve tried 5 now and none have supported it, my MacBook shows it uses SBC which is a lower quality connection.