I'm actually very fed up with these Bluetooth issues and Apple telling me it's not on their and they're getting little complaints on this and then brushing me off.
I upgraded to an iPhone 8 Plus on Sep 25, since I've had it, the thing won't stay connected to my 2015 Nissan Murano Platinum and it constantly loops through disconnecting and reconnecting over and over and over, etc.
Prior to calling Apple support I unpaired and re-paired the iPhone to my SUV numerous times, deleted the connections on both the iPhone and SUV numerous times and paired as new, reset network settings on my iPhone numerous times, reset all settings on my iPhone numerous times, did 3 restores from backup and when all that didn't work I finally called Apple Support and between 3 different phone calls between last week and this week and 5 hours of my time they're unable to help...
Their answer, the problem is not on their end and I need to go to Nissan to have them update the firmware on my Murano's infotainment system. So I did that on Saturday and guess what, the problem is still there. I then erased my iPhone and setup as new, problem is still there.
On a last ditch effort, I decided to go to the Apple Store yesterday to try and exchange my iPhone for another new one thinking I had a buggy Bluetooth radio to see if that might fix the problem as I thought that yesterday was the last day on the 14 day return policy. I was wrong, turns out it isn't 14 days from when you bought the device, it's 14 days starting on the exact day you bought the device. My math was I bought it on Monday Sep 25 and Mon Oct 9 would be 2 weeks later from counting 14 days on a calendar however turns out Sun Oct 8 was 2 weeks later so I guess my bad on the math by not counting Sep 25 as day one.
The solution they do give me is that I can make an appointment for a "possible" warranty repair or replacement through the Genius Bar however their first available slot is 4 days later because they're overwhelmed with Genius Bar appointments and then they also tell me that most likely when I come in for my appointment that they probably won't be able to help me because there is nothing wrong with the Bluetooth on the iPhone 8/8+ nor with iOS 11, 11.0.1, 11.0.2 or 11 beta 2, nobody has came in reporting a similar problem and that the problem is solely with my car and it's "out of date" archaic software from 2 years ago and that I might need to buy a hands free kit to mount on my visor to use with my iPhone if I want to "enjoy" hands free calling in my car. Enjoy? Seriously?
Aren't they supposed to make this stuff backwards compatible with older Bluetooth technology within reason? You mean to tell me that every manufacturer in the universe has to update their hardware and software to work with the almighty Apple eco-system whenever Apple releases something new? If that was the case, nothing that was previously made within the past few years would work with anything new of theirs. Maybe I'm just over demanding and am just expecting too much...
My Nissan is only 2 years old, this is crazy, they're acting like I have generation 1 Bluetooth from 10 years ago or something like that and that I'm expecting too much from my new $1000 phone. If this problem carries over to the iPhone X, I bet there will be an uproar.
Sorry for the long winded post, I'm just REALLY frustrated from the run around I keep getting.