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I purchased a proclip dash mount, I am going to use it for having whatever media is playing displayed infront of me as I am driving, not video just audio. With my, galaxy note 9, google play music in landscape looks kinda odd. So I was thinking of using one of the many diagnostic apps, Torque pro, to have a speedo next to google play. I know that we can get an adapter of some sort so that I can plug in my bluetooth obd2 device. But where can I get that adapter without spending $200?
 
If you just want to display a speedometer on your phone, there is no need for an OBD2 port. There are many GPS-based speedometer apps that you can use.
I built a GPS-based HUD for my Model 3 before the EVTV adapter was released. My only problem with that is that GPS speedometers will always have a 1-2 second lag. With OBD2, what you see in the speedometer will match the center screen display, so it is not jarring.
 
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There are pre and post Jan 2019 versions and EU cables too... the other forum is your friend.

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There are pre and post Jan 2019 versions and EU cables too... the other forum is your friend.

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Are you certain those are different connectors? Both products are labeled CT20. Per their naming convention those are both 20 pin connectors. I thought I saw it mentioned that the 2019s have a 26 pin connector. Also, I received the rev 03 version and it works with my 2018 vehicle. I know there are connectors for 2019s available elsewhere, but it sure seems like the geotab / xtss is the older connector only.
 
Are you certain those are different connectors? Both products are labeled CT20. Per their naming convention those are both 20 pin connectors. I thought I saw it mentioned that the 2019s have a 26 pin connector. Also, I received the rev 03 version and it works with my 2018 vehicle. I know there are connectors for 2019s available elsewhere, but it sure seems like the geotab / xtss is the older connector only.
It was actually my photo showing the old rev1 and newer rev3 2017/2018 adapter. So yes, same basic part for the same 20 pin connector.

The phot was not intended to show thr 2017/2018 vs 2019 cables side by side.