Do the headphones plug into the bottom of the ipod still? Can some one point me in the right direction as to what type of battery pack I need for my Ipod Touch?
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From the look of the pictures provided, it seems that if you attach the battery back to the back of the iPod Touch with the provided clip/attachment, the headphone jack would be blocked. BUT, I would think that you could connect the battery pack simply with the 16-pin connector, and not using the piggy-back adaptor, which would allow use of the headphone jack.
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NO: everything provided with the headphones is all you need. My advice though is buy a couple extra batteries since they take a few hours to charge and they usually are only good for one night before they have to be recharged. Charge the batteries before you use them for at least 12 hours. Hope this helps.
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Unfortunately, I have only used my headphones on my iphone and ipod. However, I will say that I have had that happen to me if the plug closest to the headphones is not all the way in.
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From what I can tell you would need to either have or purchase the connection cords that will fit both the back of the receiver and your ipod. The same if you only want to use the headphones. Take them all to an electronics store to get correct adapters. Both receiver and head phones require batteries to operate.
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Fussy About Clock Radios, If you are looking for an iPod that does not need headphones then I suggest looking out for an iPod Touch. As far as I know they are the only type of iPod that headphones are not a needed item, but the sound quality drops to only okay. iPod docks do have speakers. They also charge your iPod (depending on what type of dock). Some docks can even function as an alarm clock. I hope this helped. Godspeed! ~SWWPD
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hey Anne, I'm not a seller of this item but I did purchase this and love this external battery. My battery came with the head attachment/ extender and a USB mini for charging. I think if you buy it new, it should include the headphone adapter. BestSteven
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I do not know which generation Ipod I have (5 years old) but it does function properly except for the charging indicator. My ipod is always plugged in, but when wokeup shows ipod battery is low. This does not affect how I use the unit-basically a storage/playback unit for my cd collection. I think they showed a compatibility chart in the online manual?
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These are standard headphones compatible with ANY modern sound-outputting device which has a 1/8" (3.5mm) headphone jack. That means that YES, these are compatible with an iPod Shuffle. Bare in mind that the iPod Shuffle does not become waterproof when used in conjunction with these headphones (unless you already have a waterproof iPod Shuffle). I hope that helps :D!
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You do not charge this. It plugs into your device, e.g., I-pod, and it works as long as your device is charged. I don't recommend these headphones. One side stopped working after only a couple of times.
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Yes. However, it will only charge your IPod when plugged into an outlet. Batteries allow you to play music, but not to charge the music player. BTW, the sound is outstanding - true fidelity and depth of sound - for such a small speaker. Highly recommended.
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No, you need the rechargeable batter installed for the headphones to work. I charge mine after every trip (after it went dead once on me). For this reason, I prefer the previous version (I have both) that uses a AAA battery .. that you can get at any airport.
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To the best of my knowledge, the headphones do not require batteries. These are NOT wireless headphones, they are corded headphone that plug into a jack on your iPod etc. From the stock photo, they might look wireless, but they are wired.
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Yes, of course! If the headphones battery runs out and you can't use the bluetooth anymore, you can still use the headphones with the provided cables for the ipod or whatever.
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I use a USB charger. Plug in jack to speaker, other end that would go to ipod will fit into charger, plug into wall outlet. Just like charging an iphone.
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I use these headphones with my 4th generation iPod touch, these headphones were made specifically for apple products
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The headphones come with a USB to micro USB cable. On the back of the right earphone is a cap that pops open when pulled, revealing the female micro USB port. The earphones will charge with the USB end of the charging cable plugged into a computer's USB port, or into the charger for an iPhone or iPad. I find they charge pretty quickly (under an hour?), and the charge lasts over several hours of constant use.
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I dont use it with my ipod, I dont see a plug anywhere on the back or bottom so I dont think so.