The Motorola MA2 wireless Android Auto adapter is already sold out on Amazon US, only days after going on sale. As of this morning, the listing shows the adapter as currently unavailable, with no way to buy it.
The listing had shown a delivery date in mid-to-late December. US buyers who want one should expect a wait.
What happened to the Motorola MA2 listing
9to5Google spotted the problem on November 13. It reported that the listing was still live but no longer appeared in Amazon search, and was completely sold out. Our own check of the product page on November 14 found it marked currently unavailable.
9to5Google thinks stock probably has not reached Amazon’s warehouses yet. It notes that listings like this are sometimes pulled briefly, and expects the MA2 to return within the next few weeks. That is the outlet’s estimate, not a date from Motorola. As of November 14, no restock date from Motorola has surfaced.
What US buyers should do
If you want the MA2, the sensible move is to wait for Amazon’s own stock to come back. There is no need to rush to a third-party seller while a restock may be only weeks away.
The MA2 plugs into your car and lets a compatible phone run Android Auto without a cable. It follows Motorola’s 2022 MA1 and was designed with Google. It went on sale earlier this week at $69.99. Amazon’s listing title highlights 5 GHz Wi-Fi, Bluetooth auto-reconnect and multipoint support.
Source: 9to5Google
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