Connect your Android phone with a USB cord to the USB port that has the smartphone integration symbol found in your vehicle’s center console. The first time you connect your Android device, select “Start Automatically” from the menu on your infotainment screen.

An E-Class with Bluetooth allows you to connect your phone to the car. You can answer the phone using a button on the steering wheel and talk on the phone using the car stereo speakers while you are driving.

How to pair my smartphone to my Mercedes-Benz

1. Go to Settings on your phone.
2. Find the Bluetooth setting and make sure it is on.
3. Start your Mercedes-Benz vehicle, press the “TEL” key on the radio, then select “Phone”
4. On the lower left of the screen, press “Connect Dev”

There are several Bluetooth module adapters available even for older Mercedes-Benz cars going as far back as 2003. You must have a UHI connector in order to install a Mercedes Bluetooth Adapter. In a few cases, the UHI connector may be found in earlier Mercedes cars going back to 2002, 2003 and 2004.

To get to the Bluetooth audio screen of your Mercedes-Benz hands-free system press the “DISC” key on the radio or select “Audio”. Select “Audio” again and select “Bluetooth audio” or press the “DISC” key several times until you see the following screen. Select “BT audio” located in the lower left corner.

Every model in the Mercedes-Benz lineup comes with Bluetooth® Connectivity, so if you have an iPhone or Android Phone, these instructions will work in your vehicle. From there, you will be “discoverable” to other Bluetooth devices. [ Read more: Which Mercedes-Benz model is fastest? ]

To pair your Apple or Android device to your Mercedes-Benz, first go to your settings and confirm that Bluetooth® is on and the phone is discoverable. Pairing your phone via Bluetooth® also allows you access navigation functions, voice command capabilities, and audio functions such as music, audiobooks, or podcasts.

For Android Auto, start your car, plug your phone into the USB port, and play Spotify. Then, on your iPhone, go to “Settings,” then “General,” then “CarPlay.” Select your car and get listening!

Just find a radio station that isn’t offering any sound and the transmitter will allow you to listen to your own tunes or podcasts on that frequency. Some FM transmitters will require that your phone has Bluetooth, but others will connect via a 3.5mm AUX cable that plugs in right where your headphones do.

Android lets users select which audio output the Bluetooth device will be used for. By default, it’s set to both Phone and Media. If you’re getting no sound out of your Bluetooth headphones, make sure that the Media Audio setting is turned on. With your Bluetooth headphones connected, go to Settings —-> Bluetooth.

Do you drive an old car model? Well, then it’s likely that your vehicle doesn’t have the latest and advanced automotive technology features that come with today’s models.

The simplest way is to connect your smartphone to your receiver’s auxiliary input via a stereo minijack-to-RCA adapter cable. If your receiver has a MHL-compatible front-panel HDMI port, you can connect your compatible Android smartphone to it via a cable and control it with your receiver’s remote.