How to Operate the Screen Mirroring Function in the Sylphy?

[Teri]

First, select 'Connected Services' in the Nissan New Sylphy Intelligent Connect car's LCD screen, then choose 'Manage Mobile Devices,' followed by 'Connect New Device.' Then, the name of the Bluetooth device will be displayed. Next, turn on your phone's Bluetooth, search for the vehicle's Bluetooth, and click on the Bluetooth pairing request. After a successful connection, you can mirror your phone's screen to the New Sylphy Intelligent Connect car's LCD screen.

[VonReese]

I recently tested the screen mirroring feature of the Nissan Sylphy in depth and found that it primarily relies on CarPlay and Android Auto. The connection process is simple: first, start the car or keep it in ACC mode, then use a USB cable—preferably an original Apple Lightning or Android Type-C cable—and plug it into the USB port under the center screen (usually near the armrest). Next, enable Bluetooth and CarPlay/Auto in your phone settings; the first time, you'll get a pairing prompt—just confirm, and the screen will immediately display navigation apps like Google Maps or Apple Maps. Wireless connectivity isn’t always compatible with the Sylphy, so sticking with a wired connection is recommended for stability. Once mirrored, you can control music and messages via voice commands, but avoid adjusting settings while driving to stay focused. If connection issues arise, check for cable wear or outdated phone software; regular OTA updates for the car’s system can also prevent lag. Overall, the experience enhances driving enjoyment tenfold, especially for long-distance navigation and entertainment. The Sylphy’s system is quite user-friendly—just a few simple steps to set up, and with some practice, it becomes second nature while also saving phone battery.