Infiniti Bluetooth Compatibility
Important Bluetooth Information
Availability of specific features is dependent upon the phone's Bluetooth® support. Despite the fact that Bluetooth® is a global standard, many different versions are implemented in today's mobile devices. Every version offered may not support the profiles necessary to successfully communicate with the Nissan Bluetooth® Hands-free Phone System in your Nissan vehicle; therefore, only certain devices have been approved by Nissan. These devices have exceeded the minimum standards for compatibility as of the date of testing. This compatibility list is not a warranty for phone performance or functionality. System performance and feature availability can vary based on phone software version, wireless carrier, coverage, and many other factors outside of Nissan's control. Nissan does not guarantee the availability of any specific feature and makes no guarantees or warranties relating to the performance of these features. Device and feature compatibility status are subject to change without notice. Please refer to your phone owner's manual for details. Cell phone not included. The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and any use of such marks by Nissan is under license.
While getting my oil changed at the Infiniti dealership, they performed this update. Incoming calls can be picked up through the car again! Thanks for the information!Kareem wrote:I live in a town that just recently approved a hands free law. As many of you have probably experienced, with iOS 10 update, it becomes very choppy if communication is even initiated. after sitting down with a service rep and having them diagnose the car, they discovered an update the alleviates the bluetooth connectivity. I have a 2011 M56 w/Nav and the update performed was ITB12-0546 according to the invoice… It solved all my issues!