Can the Classic Sylphy Low Version Connect to Bluetooth?
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Yes. First, enable the Bluetooth function on both your phone and the car. Set the device to be discoverable to everyone, then search for the car's Bluetooth device on your phone. Once found, select it to connect, enter the password, and the pairing will be completed successfully. More details about the Classic Sylphy are as follows: 1. Interior: The seating space creates a very homely atmosphere, making it very comfortable. The layered dashboard design feels like sitting on a sofa at home with a bookshelf in front, on which there is a large screen—like a big TV, truly homely. The central control screen is vibrant and clear, and the entertainment system is well-equipped. The overall space is quite spacious, with ample horizontal and vertical room. The rear seating area offers excellent legroom and knee space, complemented by wide and comfortable seats that minimize the sensation of bumps. Noise control is excellent, with barely any noticeable noise at 60 km/h. 2. Storage Space: The central control area has been downsized. While it should accommodate many items, it doesn’t. There are only two cup holders in the central control area, positioned quite far back. The front area lacks a compartment for tissues or a box, with only a small space for a phone on the front door.
The base model of the classic Sylphy depends on the specific year and configuration. I've driven the lowest trim of the 2019 model, which originally came with just a simple radio unit and didn't have Bluetooth functionality at all. However, there are several solutions available now: First, spend a few dozen yuan to buy an AUX cable to connect your phone for music playback; second, plug a Bluetooth receiver into the cigarette lighter and connect it to the car audio via FM frequency; third, the most thorough solution is to visit an auto parts market and replace it with an Android touchscreen, which costs around a thousand yuan and includes Bluetooth, CarPlay, and more. Using your phone's speakerphone while driving is actually quite dangerous, so I recommend spending a little money to upgrade your audio system, which also makes it easier to listen to navigation while driving.
As an owner who frequently deals with the classic Sylphy, I've noticed that the Bluetooth configuration in the base model depends on the year. Base models before 2016 generally don't come with Bluetooth, and there isn't even a screen on the dashboard. However, some later batches added a Bluetooth call button next to the USB port. Confirming is simple: after starting the car, turn on your phone's Bluetooth and search for devices—if you find one starting with 'Nissan,' you can connect. If not, don't worry. Just search for 'Nissan Bluetooth decoder' on Taobao, disassemble the original car CD player, and connect a converter cable—it’ll cost around 200 yuan. But be cautious, as older car wiring can be fragile; it's best to have a professional handle the modification.
