Will this enable my iPod Nano 3rd Gen (Non-bluetooth) able to pair with my bluetooth BlueAnt Pump headphones?
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The adapter is just a blue tooth music receiver. Search Amazon for "bluetooth music transmitter" and you'll see several devices that will convert the headphone audio from your I pod into bluetooth. Then you'd pair your BT headphones with that. Good luck.
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If it's non Bluetooth it won't work. This handy little device streams music from your Bluetooth enabled device to your speakers or stereo with an aux input.
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Hi Rodney. I'm afraid I can not definatively answer your question to the nano 6 gen, however, I can tell you that I'm using an iPod classic 30 pin and the BT device performs as advertised. If I may risk, I'd say that if your nano is a 30 pin Apple connector port you should be good. Let me know if you wouldn't mind. Thanks. Al
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I would say yes. Works with all of my Bluetooth devices. This is my guess, but the headphones use one of the latest Bluetooth technologies which should work with your ipods that offer Bluetooth.
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Doubtful, as there's no way to enter pairing info with an iPod using an attached Bluetooth dongle. I've not tested this, but considering the limitations of iPod Classic Bluetooth dongles I don't think it'll work.
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Hello dnapy!, No it is not compatible with the Bluetooth feature. ~ Jeannette
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Yes but you will need a mini-jack cable if your iPod does not have bluetooth.
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Only works through "blue tooth" connection. You'll have to get a different model that plugs into your ipod headphone jack.
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I bought them two years ago, and returned them because they were too loose (I much prefer the Motorola S305 headphones.) So, I don't remember the exact pairing method. But the review I wrote at the time said that the setup was easy. Usually, there's a button on the headphones that makes it discoverable...so when you open the bluetooth settings on your iPod (I think only the iPod Touch and iPod Nano have bluetooth), you'll see the Sony headphones listed....and you can then select the Sony headphones to pair with the iPod.
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the device seems to support the standard handsfree headset BT profile, though I can't say which generation. As long as the ipod supports standard BT you shouldn't have a problem, especially since you're probably just using it as an audio headset.FWIW - this is my favorite headset ever. I use it for cycling and running and it works great with my Windows Phone. At $30, I will not buy another corded headset.
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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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I use it with my nano 6G and headphones, it works great and it pairs without problems. I haven't tried other devices. It didn't work with my car stereo for example.
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Yes use the audio port or if your iPod has bluetoothcapabilty it will work too
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Any MP3 player that can be controlled using buttons on their headphones can use this. It works the same way. I have not used it with the Nano, but there is no reason to think it won't work since it works with iPhone.
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Only if the iPod nano has Bluetooth. I do not own a nano, but I believe the 7th gen nano has Bluetooth but previous nanos do not.
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It worked with my iPhone 4. So if your nano is compatible, it should work. If you have an iPhone 5, you can buy a blue tooth piece and you should be able to stream your music. You can get one for $20. It works great!!!
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Don't tbink so. Check out the nano on our seller page 7th generation nano. We got great feedback. That has Bluetooth capability to use wireless headphones.
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I haven't tried it with anything but iPhone but as long as your iPod nano has Bluetooth everything is going to be just fine: it's just a basic Bluetooth connection.