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Why Didn’t You All Tell Me About This Watch Pairing To Car Bluetooth???
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I also have a 2016 Colorado truck and Im experiencing the pairing issue. If I figure out a work around I will post it
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Same pairing problem as me. What is the make of your car?Won't work with my car. The confirmation code appears on both the car and the Watch but then it just times out and fails.
Interesting. This still works for me on my car, although the last time I used it was this past June when I left my phone with Apple for service.
I never did try it in my husband’s car and now he has a new Acura. Probably wouldn’t work now.
I never did try it in my husband’s car and now he has a new Acura. Probably wouldn’t work now.
Any update on this with AW4s and the latest os? Can I pair my watch to my car and listen to my podcasts? I have a Honda Odyssey and was hoping that the podcasts would work through the bluetooth and my cars phone feature would be able to use my contacts from my watch (that I don't have yet)
I don't really care about pairing the AW for music, but it is REALLY a bummer that I can't pair it to the car's bluetooth for the HANDSFREE telephone use.
My Series 4 works like a charm with my BMW Harmon Kardon system. Although so did my Series 3.
Interesting. I have an AW S5 and a 2016 340i with Harmon Kardon, but no luck pairing my watch to the car after multiple attempts. The watch and car see each other, the 6 digit code appears on the watch, but then they both error out and suggest that I retry.
And to add another level of cool, my watch will connect to my car’s WiFi, so when I’m without my phone but in my car, the battery drain on the watch via WiFi is less than it would be when the watch is running off LTE by itself.