Mercedes Benz Bluetooth for Music

Name: Mercedes Benz Bluetooth for Music
Uploaded: 2019-10-19T18:01:03+00:00
Duration: 32 s
Channel: Nick Silva
Description: In this informal how‑to video, the presenters demonstrate a low‑cost method to add full Bluetooth audio streaming to a 2008 Mercedes‑Benz C300, whose…

19 Oct 2019 · 1 min

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In this informal how‑to video, the presenters demonstrate a low‑cost method to add full Bluetooth audio streaming to a 2008 Mercedes‑Benz C300, whose factory Bluetooth is limited to phone calls only. They recommend purchasing an inexpensive auxiliary Bluetooth dongle (around $8 on eBay) and a USB charger to keep the dongle powered. The video walks through plugging the dongle into the car’s aux input, pairing it with a smartphone, selecting the disc/aux source on the radio, and adjusting volume, thereby enabling wireless playback of music, videos, and other media without a physical cable. The tone is casual and instructional, aiming to help owners avoid using an auxiliary cord.

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All right, YouTube, if you got a shitty-ass Mercedes, this one is a 2008 C300. The radio have a Bluetooth but only works for making phone calls. That's about it. And I want to, you know, play music on my radio, and I don't want to have a auxiliary cord all the way from here to my phone. So let's do this trick.
All you need to do is buy one of these auxiliary Bluetooth dongles, insert it right there. You can buy it on eBay for $8, and the USB charger so you keep it all day, you know, charging it.
Grab your phone. Yeah, password. Yep, okay. And you go Settings, you find your Bluetooth. I got it already connected, so you connect that baby up. Then you go on your radio on disc auxiliary on your phone. Turn the volume. You got a wireless connection for all your stuff— music, videos, everything. I hope that helps. Peace.