i know this probably a dumb one, BUT if my local verizon store tells me that a phone is bluetooth compatible is that enough to go on as far as it working in my car with the bluetooth in i-drive? thanks
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Quote: | i know this probably a dumb one, BUT if my local verizon store tells me that a phone is bluetooth compatible is that enough to go on as far as it working in my car with the bluetooth in i-drive? thanks | No. Most but not all bluetooth phones work with BMW. Your dealer can give you a list of the phones that work or at least point you in the right direction. You can also call BMWNA for this info.
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it might work as far as talking thru the radio, but it may not answer, call, show phone numbers, dial...... thru the bmw system. get a motorola 5xx series they will totlaly integrate to the system.
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Quote: | i know this probably a dumb one, BUT if my local verizon store tells me that a phone is bluetooth compatible is that enough to go on as far as it working in my car with the bluetooth in i-drive? thanks | Just drive your car over to the local Verizon store and try to pair the car on a demo phone.
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I too had my doubts until a Verizon support person gave me this address: http://dts.vzw.com/how_to_use/bluetooth_car_kit.html
Click on the phone model in question and you will see which phone features are supported.
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Which phone are you thinking about?
First hand advice will be far better than what the store tries to tell you. I have had good success with a Motorola V710 and Razor V3. The sucessor to the V710, the E815 should also pair OK.
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