Motorola’s MA1 Android Auto dongle has been out of stock in many outlets including Amazon since February. The wireless MA1 Android Auto dongle is for vehicles that already have the wired version and it has been quite difficult getting the product since it was launched in January 2022. Pre-orders were exhausted within hours and actual sales also saw emptying of stocks within a few hours in Amazon.
However, Scalpers is having a swell time with the Motorola MA1 Android Auto dongle, as it is being sold sometimes more than twice its original $90. The MA1 wireless Android Auto dongle is now priced up to $200 by third-party sellers who are benefiting from the stock issue. It is unclear what is the specific cause resulting in the unavailability of the MA1 dongle, but SGW Global had previously stated that there was no inventory issue, and it could have been a result of supply chain and logistic difficulties.
But since the problem has persisted for more than a month, a valid inference could be drawn to the unavailability of inventory for the MA1 wireless Android Auto dongle. Even with the higher price offered by Scalpers and a few other outlets, the Motorola MA1 Android Auto dongle continues to sell like hotcake. It is the first Google-license dongle for adding wireless Android Auto cars with the wired version. More details are expected from SGW Global on the issue.
RELATED:
- Throwback Tech Thursday: Revisiting Motorola Rokr Z6, the Stylish Music Phone
- Motorola Edge 30 Pro renders leaked, with in-display fingerprint sensor
- Motorola Frontier flagship with 200MP, new Snapdragon flagship chip could be in works
- Samsung Galaxy S22, S22+, S22 Ultra charging speeds revealed
- Samsung’s seemingly new software strategy for Europe could result in faster updates
- Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G gets Android 12 based One UI 4.0 update in India and Europe
(source)
