A good Android Auto wireless adapter is hard to come by - this one checks all the boxes (including price)

• The AAWireless Two has a new lower price of $55 and gives you wireless Android Auto support when plugged in.
• A new built-in button lets you quickly swap between paired devices.
• The companion app is almost too robust, but that's a good problem to have.

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Since I bought my first car three years ago, I've had the worst luck with wireless Android Auto adapters. I initially sprung for the Motorola MA1 because of its popularity and, admittedly, Amazon's algorithmic recommendation, but it was simply too unreliable to use during commutes and road trips. 

Also: My favorite Android Auto wireless adapter finally got the one upgrade it desperately needed

The pairing process wasn't always the fastest; audio playback (including navigation instructions) tended to stutter, and the dongle would often get so warm that it felt ...