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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If you go by others' reviews of this product on Amazon, even though it claims to be compatible with all ipods, it will not, in fact, charge the 2nd gen Touch or the 4th gen Nano. So it will still play the music but it won't charge it. A dealbreaker in my opinion but it still might be worth it for some.
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I purchased the dock for use with a second gen iPod Nano. Works great and charges it too. The only catch is the dock is bigger than the Nano. LOL. Keeps it charged. Even if I'm playing CD's or listening to networked radio or Pandora I still have to turn the iPod off manually when powering down the receiver which is the only annoyance. The receiver remote will also control the iPod so I can skip songs or replay them. It is pretty cool to have some remote control over the iPod.
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This only works with 30 pin connector. Like the one on the iPhone 4 or older. Never tried a iPod nano fourth GEN
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I wanted to know this as well, and as I was going through the reviews one person said: "I purchased two of these, and the LCD display did not work on one. They do not charge an iPod touch (fourth-generation), so if you were planning to listen to your tunes for hours while driving down the road; you had better make a different plan. Hours later, your battery will be dead. On the other hand, the FM transmitter seems to work okay without the plug-in attachment. "
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Not that I know of. I have had mine since last year and I listen to my ipod or cd's on it. If you want good sound, it is great. As for clock radio....no. Sorry
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Yes, it will work on the 4th gen Nano as it uses the old 30 pin connector. If you have an auxillary connector it will play through the car's stereo perfectly. On my car it even turns the volume down when the phone rings for hands-off phone use with its bluetooth connection. And it charges up the Nano as well while you drive.
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I believe it takes anything that uses a lightening charge connection like the iPhone 5 and iPad 3rd Generation. If the iPod Nano uses the same lightening charger as the devices I listed then it should be fine. It will broadcast whatever you play on your device. If your Nano has the same lightening connection then it will play the radio through your Nano and into the speakers.
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Will it work for the new iPod nano 8G? BTW, this airplay unit is $149 on Sony.com. I suppose there's shipping added, which makes this deal basically even with Sony.com. Kind of ho hum.
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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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My Ipod, is a Nano, so not so new, but I use it every day and have recently downloaded new tunes from itunes. It works great!
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Hey Jessica, this clock radio has a lightning prong only - so only an iPhone 5 will work. You may be able to use some sort of adapter with a 4, but I'd be sure you could return the unit if it didn't work. Curt
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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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Hello. Yes, the JBL Sound Stage Micro does support docking and charging of the Apple Ipod Nano 4th generation. I know because I have one and it charges fine in this speaker dock.
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Thanks for the input folks. I finally gave up and bought an Ipod nano. It does great and makes my husband a very happy listener.
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It won't plug in directly since iPod 5th gen uses the new "Lightning" dock connector whereas this radio has the older-style 30-pin dock connector. Apple sells a "Lightning to 30-pin Adapter" for $30 which will probably fit OK in this radio but the iPod will lean back, supported only by the plug on the bottom. Maybe not the best combination.
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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 :)