Some Subaru Legacy owners report experiencing difficulties with charging their phones, including persistent Bluetooth connectivity issues that may be resolved by re-pairing their devices. Additionally, not all USB ports in the Legacy support data connections necessary for features like Android Auto or Apple CarPlay, which can lead to confusion if the wrong port is used. Owners of models equipped with a wireless charging pad may find it ineffective, prompting the need for alternative charging methods. The location of the USB port can also be a concern, as it varies by model, necessitating a reference to the owner's manual or dealership for clarification. Furthermore, the quality of the charging cable is crucial, as Subaru's infotainment systems tend to be sensitive to inferior cables; using a reputable, name-brand cable or the manufacturer's OEM cable is advisable. Lastly, when utilizing the wireless charging unit, some owners note that the vehicle must be in ACC or ON mode for the charger to activate, as indicated by a white LED light.
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