iOS 10 Bluetooth Calling Infiniti G37

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I too am having issues pairing my Infiniti G37 with my iphone 7. The connection is made but is very choppy. The bluetooth makes it sound like there is low cellular signal even when I have full bars. I've also had bluetooth issues with my wireless Beats headphones.

I have the same exact problem with my 2013 Infiniti G37X. I'm using an iPhone 6S which worked fine in the car until I upgraded to ios 10.

Same issue with 2010 FX35. Unable to answer a call (goes straight to handset) and audio for outgoing calls choppy.

Same problem with the infiniti M37. Following this to see if anyone gets it resolved.

I'm having bluetooth issues on G37 as well, however I only encounter it on incoming calls. I can make outgoing calls just fine, but if I answer an incoming call, neither I nor the caller can hear anything. I have to hang up and call them back, which works fine through bluetooth.

This is a known issue already fixed by Nissan/Infiniti. If you have no call audio after updating to iOS 10 in 2010-2013 Infiniti and some Nissan vehicles with Navigation, ask your dealer for a software update. The software update information is contained in a service bulletin:

Nissan: NTB12-070b (No Audio During Phone Call with Apple iOS 10, Navigation System Reboots, and/or Audio Controls Will Not Respond - Amendment)

Infiniti: ITB12-054b (No Audio During Phone Call with Apple iOS 10, Navigation System Reboots, and/or Audio Controls Will Not Respond - Amendment)

If they don't have the update disc in stock, it may take them a couple of days to order it for you.

Ford MySync - today when connecting it went to phone mode calling my number. Had to restart iPhone and re-pair

medium_robin, Thanks for the information! I will check with the local dealer and will post a follow up if it fixes it.

Today I emailed Infiniti about the iPhone 7 problem. Here is the response they gave me.

Thank you for contacting Infiniti and allowing us the opportunity to be of assistance. We apologize that you are experiencing concerns with connecting your new iPhone 7 to your 2012 Infiniti M via Bluetooth.While we do not have an exact timeline for compatibility of your new iPhone 7, we can tell you that Infiniti is continually testing new Bluetooth phones as they become available. Not all Bluetooth phones will pass Infiniti testing standards. Phones that pass our rigorous requirements will be added to the Recommended Devices list periodically.If you are wondering why your phone is not compatible, existing Bluetooth phones that are not listed as compatible have not passed Infiniti testing. Major calling functions like initiating, accepting and ending phone calls did not function properly and/or the Bluetooth connection was not stable.You may visitwww.infinitiusa.com/bluetooth periodically for updated compatibility listings.

2016 Infiniti Q50 here, same issue. Bluetooth works, but if I use my phone (start using other apps, browsing for music in Music app) the connection cuts out and comes back in.

https://9to5mac.com/2016/09/29/iphone-7-ios-10-bluetooth-connectivity-issues/

My iPhone 6 running iOS 9.3.4 worked perfectly with my G37, no issues at all. The day I upgraded to iOS 10 the mic function of the hands-free wouldn't work. Reset network settings on phone, "forgot device" on my phone, deleted phone on car, redid everything, and still have the same issue. If I place the call using the voice recognition controls, I can make an outgoing call and the hands-free system works fine. If I place an outgoing call from the phone, I can hear the other person over hands-free, but they can't hear me. If I try to receive a call with the hand-free I can hear the caller, but they can't hear me. Only way it works is if I place the call with the voice recognition system.

I'm beyond seriously ****** off about this, as I only bought the car at the end of July, and plan on driving it for 5 years. I spend 2.5hrs of my day commuting and having the hands-free not function is a major problem. I've used Apple products for 15 years and I love them. That said, I'm seriously contemplating switching to an Android phone, since my co-worker's Galaxy S7 seems to connect and work perfectly in my G37.

Come on Apple, you claim you fixed the Bluetooth issues, but from my perspective I never had any issues until iOS 10. Get your **** together and FIX IT, NOW!!!