Clock Radio that plays an IPod 4th Gen and charges available? Are their any Clock Radio's available that charge the IPod Nano as well as plays its songs?
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The iHome iP99 will. It's designed for iPhone but will work for iPod Nano 4th Gen.
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My IPOD's are the earlier ones I'm not sure what generation and the unit does charge them. If it don't charge yours I would just return it.Hope that helps
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I believe the Ipod Nano Gen 4 has the lightning connector. These are lightning connectors and should work fine.
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Can anyone verify that the 4G iPod Touch not only plays but actually CHARGES the iPod as well? Some of these docking stations do not charge the newest iPods.
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Yes, you connect the clock with the bluetooth setting on your phone or ipod then the clock radio plays from your Playlist on your device. The sound is pretty good quality. I've been very happy with it.
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My friend gave me one for free. It works great with my 3rd gen Nano. It adds the "radio" function to the ipod menu. I have used it simply for the remote option (not in radio mode) and didn't notice the extra drain on the battery that others complain about.
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From what could learn from the Apple website, the Generation 7 iPod uses a smaller plug-in cable so you wouldn't be able to plug it directly into that clock radio. But they do make an adapter for docking purposes. I don't know if the adapter is included in the original packaging, but it shouldn't be too expensive or hard to find. Also, that particular clock radio is about as good as you can expect from such a small unit and speaker. It is fairly loud and clean sounding but better speakers would make for better sound reproduction. It definitely is worth the money. There are better units but not at the price of this one. From what could learn from the Apple website, the Generation 7 iPod uses a smaller plug-in cable so you wouldn't be able to plug it directly into that clock radio. But they do make an adapter for docking purposes. I don't know if the adapter is included in the original packaging, but it shouldn't be too expensive or hard to find. Also, that particular clock radio is about as good as you can expect from such a small unit and speaker. It is fairly loud and clean sounding but better speakers would make for better sound reproduction. It definitely is worth the money. There are better units but... » Read More From what could learn from the Apple website, the Generation 7 iPod uses a smaller plug-in cable so you wouldn't be able to plug it directly into that clock radio. But they do make an adapter for docking purposes. I don't know if the adapter is included in the original packaging, but it shouldn't be too expensive or hard to find. Also, that particular clock radio is about as good as you can expect from such a small unit and speaker. It is fairly loud and clean sounding but better speakers would make for better sound reproduction. It definitely is worth the money. There are better units but not at the price of this one. « Show Less
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Yes, this radio uses standard USB output for chanrging, you can charge any device that uses USB cable to charge including IP4. You may have to use charging cable that came with IP4
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I don't own an iPod nano, but I'm pretty sure the HD radio device won't work on your nano, that is, if you're looking to pick up HD signal. Not too sure if the same is true with traditional FM analog signal. Either way, you'll need a compatible iPhone or iPod Touch and the HD radio app for this to work properly. Hope this helps :)
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I do not know the connector of Ipod nano Generation 7, but you can always use a cable and connect it to the USB port. That's what I do with my old iphone which now only plays pandora. I find to be more easy to hand the ipod connected to a cable than using the docking station.
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Yes, my IPod touch works. No problems, but if u don't care about the clock, I have a small Altec M102 from Amazon that provides better sound quality.
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A flash drive with music will play. I pligged in my phone but it only charged it. Great radio though. You dony have to cut anything out if you have room on your console. Glad I bought it!
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Yes, i got this at xmas and everything worked fine (remote, recharging, playing) with the 4th gen Nano. The only thing to be careful of, is make sure you push it all the way down into the base. if it isn't fully seated it will play, but won't recharge and the remote won't work. it's a good little unit.
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Ahhhhh....so you were sent the wrong Altec Lansing docking station. I still haven't ordered another one from Amazon yet. I was thinking about taking my IPOD touch (2nd Gen/16 GB) in to Target or Wal-Mart to try it on their docking stations. Has anyone ever tried that??Also, GM...I went through A.L. Tech support and none of the adaptors worked either. By the way, did you get a white plastic adaptor that came with your IPOD??? I found one here and it has 16 written on it. The black ones that I sent back to Amazon all had different numbers.Thanks,Seaturtlelady
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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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This is not necessarily true. The nano 4g will work on most older docks but it will not necessarily charge on the dock. This is because the 4g nano charges differently than the older ipods.
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I does not work with anything newer than the ipod nano 3rd generation. I bought an ipod nano 4th gen but it did not work in the iGroove. I still use the 3rd generation keep it in the iGroove which is in my garage for when I work on projects love the player it sounds awesome.