Does this device work with the ipod 7th generation(the newest model) or iPad 4th generation, if I use lightning to 30 pin adapter(connector)?
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Hello - it should work with the Nano 7th gen as that is not that much different in functionality from previous touch models. I would imagine the iPad 4th gen would also work as long as you have the adapter as that was what the adapter was designed to do. I think you'll be fine.
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I have used it with my 4th gen iPad, but usually my 2-year old iPod Touch is connected. I seem to recall having used my iPhone 5 w/ adapter, but I can't find my adapter to test it. I have my iTunes and Kindle books synched with all my devices--and have Pandora and Spotify--so seldom have found the need to swap out the devices with this player. All I can say is everything I have attached to it has played with no problem.
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I am not sure. But it works with the iPod 6th generation just fine. So I assume that means it will work those two as well
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This will work with any device that has a lightning connector. The iPad 2 has a "30 pin" connector. The newest iPhones and iPads and iPad Mini all have lightning connectors.
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yup. I use a lightning to 30 pin adapter I bought from apple and it works fine
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It works with all apple devices using the old style 30 pin connector. not compatible with lightning connector.
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Would say "no" --- first off, it does not work very well --- but the one I have only has the old 30-pin dock connector (older ipods)
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Yes, it works will all iPods having 30 pin connectors not the newer smaller connector.
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No, doesn't work. You need a device with a 30 pin connector. The new Apple devices do have the lightning connector which does not work with this system
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Hi James, I really don't know if there is a version with the lightning connector. Mine uses the 30-pin dock connector on my iPod Touch IV.
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To use with the new iPad 3rd & 4th generation and the iPad mini, you must purchase the 30 pin to lightning connection adapter, otherwise it won't work.
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Yes the dock is a 30 pin apple dock for IPods and IPads. I used my gen1 IPod touch, gen1 IPad, and a 60GB IPod on it and all three worked perfectly. I have Android phones as well and prefer using the Bluetooth function over plugging in a 3.5mm cable. The Bluetooth works very well (my phone/IPad are 15 feet from the unit with no loss or static) which is why I chose the Bluetooth version over the standard version.
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I think it will work with the iPod touch 4th gen since the touch does have a 30 pin dock connector port. I can't tell you any restrictions about apps but I use my connector with my ipad for a vga projector and everything shows on it. For the price, its really worth trying.
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I read somewhere in the description that this device does not support the newest iPhone and iPod models that use a Lightning Connector ~hope this helps : )
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Krishna, It has the standard 32 pin connector - I have a 4th gen iPod. One concern with this system and it may only be my docking station - it shuts off after half an hour and this started happening 2 years after purchase. It is not a big deal to me and it has great sound from both my iPods (I also have one of the old small ones that is at least 6 years old). So I didn't answer your question exactly, but if the 5th gen has a 32 pin instead of the new lightning connection it will work. Kind regards, tom
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Well, I have an old iPod and it works just fine. But this has a 30-pin dock and I don't know if it works with newer iPods, iPhones, and iPads. Here's something I found on Wikipedia (so it must be true!). I don't know if you could get an adapter if you have a newer iPod -- you may want to look for a newer dock if that's the case, since the device may not sit upright in the dock with an adapter. Apple Dock connector The Apple dock connector is a proprietary 30-pin connector that was common to most Apple mobile devices (iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, 1st through 4th generation iPod Touch, iPad, iPad 2, and iPad (3rd generation)) from its introduction with the 3rd generation iPod in 2003 until the Lightning connector was released in September 2012. Originally, the Apple dock connector carried USB, FireWire, some controls and line-level audio outputs.[citation needed] As the iPod changed, so did the signals in the dock connector. Video was added to the connector. FireWire was phased out of the iPods, which led to a discontinuity in usage of the dock connector. As a result of the popularity of Apple's iPod and iPhone devices using the connector, a cottage industry was created of third-party devices that could connect to the interface.[1]
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I don't believe it is compatible with the new iPad, which uses a Lightning connector. My iPad 2 has a 30-pin connector.
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It works with Apple iPods up to 4th generation. You have to use lightning adapter with newer model iPods.
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From my research the 7th generation has a 30 pin base - make sure your iPod has the approximately inch long connector at its base. If it does, I am sure this combo charger/speakers will work nicely!