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Motorola has released the Motorola MA2 wireless Android Auto adapter on Amazon in the United States, listing the accessory for $69.99. The device, which converts wired Android Auto setups into wireless systems, was originally introduced with a recommended price of $39.95. Initial listings show delivery dates starting as early as mid-to-late December, with Android Authority noting a December 17 arrival date. [1][2]
The adapter includes hardware upgrades over the earlier MA1, featuring a physical on and off switch, multipoint connectivity for multiple phones, and a dedicated button to switch between paired devices or trigger pairing mode. It also introduces a modular connection design, packaging both USB-C and USB-A cables directly in the box. [2]
The release fills an ongoing void left by the original MA1, which has been out of stock for months. While the $69.99 price represents an increase of roughly $30 over Motorola's original target, 9to5Google notes that it still undercuts the original MA1 launch price of nearly $100. [1][2]
After first appearing months ago, the Motorola MA2 wireless Android Auto adapter is officially available for purchase in the US, but at a much higher price than expected.
via 9to5Google
