For those with Bluetooth
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For those with Bluetooth
Has anyone used a phone that wasn't listed in the recommended phones on the infiniti website http://www.infiniti.com/bluetooth A lot of the phones in that list aren't available for my service provider. Can I use any bluetooth phone?
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Originally Posted by da mayor
the site does get updated but which phone do you have? there are some phones that will not hold the memory of the bluetooth like the early razors which a few people i know come and say the car is broken lol
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Originally Posted by xosder
Has anyone used a phone that wasn't listed in the recommended phones on the infiniti website http://www.infiniti.com/bluetooth A lot of the phones in that list aren't available for my service provider. Can I use any bluetooth phone?
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The infinity BT is very friendly when it comes to mating with phones. It uses its own voice dial system. This is good from a compatibilty stand point. The motorola units on benz and i beileve bmw are much pickier since they rely on the phones voice dial for funtionality. Those guys use the motorola aftermarket unit (mostly) and having a moto fone is almost necessary.
The down side of course is you have to program the voice dial on the inf BT, even if you have them all setup on yer phone. This process was manageable at first, but it really kills me that you can add phonebook entries on the move.
In fact all motion based lockouts on this car pisses me off.
The down side of course is you have to program the voice dial on the inf BT, even if you have them all setup on yer phone. This process was manageable at first, but it really kills me that you can add phonebook entries on the move.
In fact all motion based lockouts on this car pisses me off.