can these be used with the new I pods
938878
they can be since the headphones work with any device with blue tooth capabilities. but if a device doesn't have bluetooth, the 3.5mm cable can be used also!
938879
It has a bluetooth and a wired connection so yes, most likely. Have used the bluetooth on my iphone 5 so it should be compatable.
2012350
If they fit into the iPhone/iPod Touch headphone jack, then they will fit into this. The female end of this cable is, as far as I understand, a direct replica of your iOS device's headphone jack. Hope that helps.
2019342
Can not confirm that they will work, I wasn't able to pair them with I pod and only one of the two will take a charge still haven't heard back from seller about return or repair of non working speaker.
1769666
I'm not sure but I know they will connect to the IPad and iPhone. They may be compatible with the IPod as well
2241210
No, each port is proprietary. They are not compatible. You can use some accessories that are "iPod Compatible" provided they plug into the earphone port on top.
1310434
Hi,I would also like to know if I can pair them with the last version of the Ipod touch. Can anybody answer us? Cheers.
510700
They can be used with any device that has a 3.5mm headphone jack. I use mine with both an iPod Nano, iPad and my PC.
1729370
It works with the newer generations of iPod touch. But other than that I'm not sure. If your iPod is capable of enabling Bluetooth which should be in its settings then you should be able to use them.
832243
I use these with an I-phone and I-pod and computer. You'd have to ask the phone manufacturer of their headphone port is compatible with a typical desktop or iPhone jack.
1476085
I would imagine they'd be compatible with anything with a headphone jack, but for sure, they work with the iPods and iPads, because I've plugged my son's JBuddies into both and they work great!
1487883
They work with all apple products launched so far. There isn't any need to buy an extra attachment since the cable with the volume control has a mic built in, which works pretty well in my opinion. :)
1825233
They come with a 1/4 inch plug that is too big for your i-pod, however, you can purchase a 1/4-&gt;1/8 inch adapter that will work perfectly and not degrade the sounds one bit. There is one by Grado that I own and works great. For mobile, you might consider the form factor . If the 1/8 side sticks up in the air, it's going to increase the footprint of your mobile device. Here's one that lays flat and might be better for that reason. I can't vouch for the quality maybe get both, test them for audio experience and if they're the same, return the one whose form factor you like best. http://www.amazon.com/Seismic-Audio-SA-iREQES6i-Headphone-Extender/dp/B00AFEMMLG/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1355750795&sr=1-3&keywords=1%2F8+headphone+adapter
2099123
No, they are designed more for earphones, such Apple's earpods. I believe what you're looking for is ear-pads.
1767903
I am not an Ipad user but please take note that they are powered by standard sized USB. So unless your Ipad has a standard USB port you would not be able to use them. I guess you could try a USB converter but since I dont have one to test with I'm not sure if that would work.
986500
I am not 100% sure what you are asking, but they will work on any device that has a USB port. The only way to use on an I-pad would be with a USB to I-Pad adapter. This is a USB speaker and there is no charger. With that said I love mine, they sound great and I love that I don't have to power them up. They also look very sexy... I hope this helps.
568020
Hi, I would also like to know if I can pair them with the last version of the Ipod touch. Can anybody answer us? Cheers.
1160005
I personally do not use the Apple EarPods (to hard on my ears) but, I have pair and put them in my purple Bluecell case and they fit just fine.