Has anyone used that one here? If it's compatible with my FX, then I think right now it's my favorite option.
However, the $77 GROM NIS02A1 gets good reviews, and it's a lot simpler than the other options. Many of the reviews for the more expensive GROM units mention crappy quality and intermittent functionality. Does having the CAT option on the right wheel mean my FX has satellite radio? But I don't see a SAT button anywhere, how do I know if the car has satellite radio? A lot of these say that your car needs the SAT button for them to be compatible, and I've read that on our cars that actually means the "CAT" selection on the right spin wheel, which my FX has. My FX has the Touring, hands-free, tech, and LDW packages, which means I have navigation. One thing that I'm not clear about regarding the FX specifically is whether or not we have satellite radio.
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The NIS02A1 for $77 looks to be the simplest option out there, and is also one of the cheapest.Ĭlearance: Nissan Infiniti 02-11 Auxiliary Car Kit, Bluetooth Capable - SAT Emulation Then there's the iSimple ISNI 571 for $103: The two main brands I keep coming across are Grom and iSimple, and both offers multiple choices, apparently for our vehicles.įirst up is the iSimple ISNI531 that goes for $75: I would appreciate your help and feedback in determining which is the best and most reliable option. I've read through the existing threads and have put together what I believe is a semi-complete list of available options. I just want a bare bones aux cable that has good sound quality so I can play music from my phone (and control it from my phone). I'm not interested in an iPod hookup, BT audio, or the car displaying song info on the screen. A lot of the posts regarding a 3.5mm aux stereo input are pretty old, and don't cover all of the available options.
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