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In 2014, Nissan offered the Sentra in multiple trim levels: S, FE+S, SV, FE+SV, SR, and SL. Luckily, Bluetooth connectivity came standard on the SV through SL trims and was available as an option on the S and FE+S with the tech package. If your Sentra doesn't have Bluetooth, you have options. A simple solution is to get a Bluetooth receiver for a low cost to plug into your auxiliary audio jack. Another option is to upgrade your head unit with models from brands like Sony, Boss, JVC, Alpine, or Pioneer that have built-in Bluetooth. While it might be pricier, the enjoyment of quality music might just be worth it.
Of course! If you own a 2014 Nissan Sentra SV trim or higher, it comes equipped with bluetooth functionality. In other cases, the lower trim models feature an auxiliary audio jack instead.
All versions of the 2014 Nissan Sentra from the base model up to the highest trim level had Bluetooth as a standard feature, except for the "S" trim level.
The 2014 Nissan Sentra SV and higher trims feature Bluetooth for phone connections, while the S model includes an auxiliary audio jack for additional audio options.