MyTrendyPhone specializes in mobile accessories and consumer electronics, offering branded wireless adapters, smart home devices, audio gadgets, and protective cases.
MyTrendyPhone is a well-established online retailer and brand known for its extensive range of mobile phone accessories and consumer electronics. While primarily recognized for its e-commerce presence across Europe, the company also markets a variety of electronic products under its own name. These white-labeled goods include practical tech solutions such as wireless Android Auto and CarPlay adapters, Bluetooth keyboard cases, audio transmitters, and smart home security devices like fingerprint door locks.
The brand focuses on providing affordable, high-utility gadgets that enhance the functionality of smartphones, tablets, and vehicles. From selfie monitors and magnetic chargers to automatic fish feeders and laptop stands, MyTrendyPhone's product catalog is designed to meet the diverse needs of modern tech users. Their products typically emphasize ease of use, broad compatibility with major device manufacturers, and functional design.
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Plug the adapter into your car's USB data port. Enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on your phone, then search for the Bluetooth name (usually 'smartDongle-****' or 'SmartBox-****') and pair. Allow the CarPlay/Android Auto prompt on your phone.
Turn on the keyboard ensuring it is charged. Press the 'Fn' + pairing key (often marked with a Bluetooth icon) for 1 second until the indicator flashes. On your tablet or phone settings, select 'Wireless Keyboard' to pair.
Press and hold the set key (located on the inner panel or battery compartment) for approximately 6 seconds to initialize the system. This will clear existing administrator and user settings.
Ensure Wi-Fi and Bluetooth remain enabled on your phone. If connection fails, try unplugging the adapter, forgetting the device in your phone's Bluetooth settings, and re-pairing from scratch.