[clipperqb]

I am thinking of getting a new cell phone (android o/s) that has not been tested for compatibility on Nissans bluetooth website. Does anyone have any experience pairing new untested phones?

Thanks

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[dlos]

I have a 2010 Pro-4x with the Rockford Fosgate system and bluetooth. I was able to pair my Droid Eris with the BT, it was easy and works great.

 

[NismoFrontier08]

I dont see why there would be any problems. You should be ok. I have paired a couple phones to my truck just to see if it works and no problems so far. I even forgot that I used my GFs phone for the little experiment and was suprised when I was around the corner from her house and all of a sudden her phone connected to my truck and I was talking to myself lol. At the time it was an old Razor by the way.

 

[Riddlin]

I have a Droid and it works fine with my bluetooth. Getting Incredible tomorrow, so we will see if that works. I am sure it will. Bluetooth is bluetooth these days.

 

[dlos]

One thing that I can see already getting old with the Bluetooth is that it reads ALL the prompt options every time you make a call. This is useful while learning the service but is already getting annoying as it increases the time it takes to place the call.

If anyone knows a way to edit the BT prompts please post it!!!!!

Thanks

 

[06blackse]

I have a 2010 Pro-4x with the Rockford Fosgate system and bluetooth. I was able to pair my Droid Eris with the BT, it was easy and works great.

X2 other than I have the Moto Droid, works flawlessly on my RF 2010 Pro-4X

One thing that I can see already getting old with the Bluetooth is that it reads ALL the prompt options every time you make a call. This is useful while learning the service but is already getting annoying as it increases the time it takes to place the call.

If anyone knows a way to edit the BT prompts please post it!!!!!

Thanks

Agreed, is there any way to turn them off or cut it shorter at least