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It says on article, “in this situation or for cars that support only wired CarPlay, use a direct connection with a USB cable.” Just to clarify it means a cable with usb type A to usb type C cable and plugging them to their respective ports and car play should still work? And you won’t need the lighting to usb c adapter?
Chosen_Rockets Said:
"Car play with iPhone 15 pro: It says on article, 'in this situation or for cars that support only wired CarPlay, use a direct connection with a USB cable.' Just to clarify it means a cable with usb type A to usb type C cable and plugging them to their respective ports and car play should still work? And you won’t need the lighting to usb c adapter?"
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"Direct Connection with a USB Cable":
That means a cable that has (.A) USB-A or USB-C connector on one end, and (B.) the iPhone's pertaining connector on the other end. As an example, you count d use this for an iPhone 15: USB-C to Lightning Adapter - Apple
Chosen_Rockets Said:
"Car play with iPhone 15 pro: It says on article, 'in this situation or for cars that support only wired CarPlay, use a direct connection with a USB cable.' Just to clarify it means a cable with usb type A to usb type C cable and plugging them to their respective ports and car play should still work? And you won’t need the lighting to usb c adapter?"
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"Direct Connection with a USB Cable":
That means a cable that has (.A) USB-A or USB-C connector on one end, and (B.) the iPhone's pertaining connector on the other end. As an example, you count d use this for an iPhone 15: USB-C to Lightning Adapter - Apple
Car play isn’t even a option anymore
Car play with iPhone 15 pro
