Will these work with the Nano, 7th generation which has a smaller plug?
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Not really sure (don't know much about the Nano), but since they fit conventional headphone jacks, I doubt they would fit anything with a smaller radius.
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I don't have a Nano, 7th generation but looking at the specifications the audio connection is 3.5mm, the same diameter as the JVC 160A. The big difference is the Nano is Monaural(single channel), and the JVC is Stereo(Left and Right channels). You may not get any sound or you may only get sound in either the left or right side(ear), depending on if and where the contacts touch. If you've already have these headphones and really want to use them monaural(single channel), you may be able to get an adapter at Radio Shack or other big electronic parts store that would work. 3.5mm stereo to 3.5mm monaural. Good Luck, hope this helped. I don't have a Nano, 7th generation but looking at the specifications the audio connection is 3.5mm, the same diameter as the JVC 160A. The big difference is the Nano is Monaural(single channel), and the JVC is Stereo(Left and Right channels). You may not get any sound or you may only get sound in either the left or right side(ear), depending on if and where the contacts touch. If you've already have these headphones and really want to use them monaural(single channel), you may be able to get an adapter at Radio Shack or other big electronic parts store that would work. 3.5mm stereo to... » Read More I don't have a Nano, 7th generation but looking at the specifications the audio connection is 3.5mm, the same diameter as the JVC 160A. The big difference is the Nano is Monaural(single channel), and the JVC is Stereo(Left and Right channels). You may not get any sound or you may only get sound in either the left or right side(ear), depending on if and where the contacts touch. If you've already have these headphones and really want to use them monaural(single channel), you may be able to get an adapter at Radio Shack or other big electronic parts store that would work. 3.5mm stereo to 3.5mm monaural. Good Luck, hope this helped. « Show Less
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I don't have a Nano, 7th generation but looking at the specifications the audio connection is 3.5mm, the same diameter as the JVC 160A. The big difference is the Nano is Monaural(single channel), and the JVC is Stereo(Left and Right channels). You may not get any sound or you may only get sound in either the left or right side(ear), depending on if and where the contacts touch. If you've already have these headphones and really want to use them monaural(single channel), you may be able to get an adapter at Radio Shack or other big electronic parts store that would work. 3.5mm stereo to 3.5mm monaural. Good Luck, hope this helped.
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This has the connector that the 4 series and earlier used. Seeing as it didn't work properly with the devices it was actually designed for I find it highly unlikely it would now suddenly work using an adapter for the more modern phones/ipods. This has the old 30 pin connection, not the lightening one the newer phones have. I don't know what the nano 7th gen uses, but if it's the new one, it has lightening too.
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I have nano. The listing doesn't mention compatibility with the classic. But I think they both have the 30 pin connector.
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unfortutately I dont have a nano... it has the normal (previous versions, not the new one) ipod connection, and an extra smaller cradle.
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I've used my iPhone charger plug and it's worked perfectly fine. Not sure if it's the same as your nano though. If it's the same should work no problem
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Not sure because I don't have a nano but if it has a typical iPod plug on the bottom then yes. On the top it also has headphone, USB, and an mp3 connection for a regular round plug in cord like headphones would have. I'm sure that would work. I am very happy with mine.
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There are 5 USB cords of various colors and a stylus that works on most touch screens. The cords work with standard iPods and iPhones. I don't believe they will fit a nano.
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I bought them primarily for use with the new nano and they work fine with it.
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I did not try it with the Nano, However I used it with a 1st Generation Zune and Logitech Blue tooth speakers and it worked fine. I think it should.
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Yes. It charges and plays it just fine. You just need to use the dock insert that came with your nano as the included inserts are for the older generation nanos.
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I used one with my iPod Nano 5th gen. and it worked fine. Didn't try it with the "Touch" version. The Touch needs to have the large plug, not the new 'lightening' small one. Hope this helps!
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if it is a 30 pin connection it should work just fine. I use it with a Nano.
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Yes and no. It is compatible withiPod nanos, unless it's a seventh generation like ours. Seventh generation has same charging plug in as an iPhone 5, we just plugged in an adaptor on top and it works perfectly, just sits up higher when charging.
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My nano 7th gen works w it not sure if 6th works. I noticed the other day I have to use an adaptor to make it work.
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I haven't tried it with the nano, but the plug looks the same. But, the one we bought was for the iPhone 4 connection. The one we bought wasn't for the iPhone 5, which has a different connection.
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I don't see why they wouldn't work with the iPod Nano although you won't get the best possible sound that these can produce. The cable is 10 ft long and only the Pro version of these headphones have detachable cable.
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I had this hooked up with a 6th gen. nano and now a 7th gen. it works work fine with a lightning adapter.