Does iPod gen 5 have bluetooth capability?
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Hello Some, Thank You for contacting us!Yes, this device is Bluetooth capable.Thank You,
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It does. But this is a 32Gb iPod. I'll have to see why it's linked to the wrong SKU.
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Yes it does. You can turn on or turn off Bluetooth through the control center.
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You can add Bluetooth capabilities to your IPOD with Okra Portable Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Music Transmitter and Receiver 2 in 1 Adapter. Just connect it to your IPOD 3.5mm port and set it to transmit. You can then sink it to your Bluetooth speaker.
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No, it only had the ipod/iPhone connection. I'm not sure if they have adapted this recently. I bought my speaker a year and a half ago.
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No bluetooth. And it's for old version iPod. But it has aux inputs and USB.
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No there is no wireless capabilities.If you have an iPhone 5 or any other device that does not have a 30 pin connector you can play music through the AUX port in the back. If you want to wirelessly stream your music to the speakers you can buy a bluetooth receiver and plug it into the AUX port. This is a very good one, I use the same one on my M650.http://www.amazon.com/GOgroove-BlueGate-Bluetooth-Technology-Headphones/dp/B00727FE5U/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid;=1381964986&sr;=8-8&keywords;=bluetooth+receiverAlso note this has a 30 PIN dock connector (iPhone4s and lower) NOT a lightning connector (iPhone 5 and up) No there is no wireless capabilities.If you have an iPhone 5 or any other device that does not have a 30 pin connector you can play music through the AUX port in the back. If you want to wirelessly stream your music to the speakers you can buy a bluetooth receiver and plug it into the AUX port. This is a very good one, I use the same one on my M650.http://www.amazon.com/GOgroove-BlueGate-Bluetooth-Technology-Headphones/dp/B00727FE5U/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid;=1381964986&sr;=8-8&keywords;=bluetooth+receiverAlso note this has a 30 PIN dock connector (iPhone4s and lower) NOT a... » Read More No there is no wireless capabilities.If you have an iPhone 5 or any other device that does not have a 30 pin connector you can play music through the AUX port in the back. If you want to wirelessly stream your music to the speakers you can buy a bluetooth receiver and plug it into the AUX port. This is a very good one, I use the same one on my M650.http://www.amazon.com/GOgroove-BlueGate-Bluetooth-Technology-Headphones/dp/B00727FE5U/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid;=1381964986&sr;=8-8&keywords;=bluetooth+receiverAlso note this has a 30 PIN dock connector (iPhone4s and lower) NOT a lightning connector (iPhone 5 and up) « Show Less
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Yes, you can with an adapter. Just plug the adapter cord into the ipod hole. The 5th generation ipod doesn't fit only the 4th generation, so use same cord as you would for that.
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Bluetooth and lightning connector but keep in mind, iPhone 5 can still be connected with adapter or aux. input on older (cheaper) model
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The Soundfly-i connects via included 30-pin cable, so it will work with devices that use a 30-pin connector. Since an iPod 5G doesn't have a 30-pin connector, I recommend the http://www.amazon.com/Soundfly-Bluetooth-Transmitter-Blackberry-Smartphones/dp/B006GHBVGI/. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com. Thank you, Satechi Technical Support
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yes indeed. Just as stated by the others it simply has your standard 3.5mm audio jack. (Headphone jack) So you will be able to use your ipod touch 5th gen with it.
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Yes, this generation does have bluetooth. None of the other variations do, but this generation does.
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Well according to the specs from Apple http://support.apple.com/kb/SP14 , I don't see any listing for bluetooth on the 3rd generation Ipod nano so I would suspect not. I've had this device pairing with a microsoft keyboard, nokia and htc phones as well an offbrand headset so I know it generally supports devices with bluetooth but the ipod nano 3rd gen it seems doesn't have it.
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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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If you mean the ipod touch 5 then yes. It's possible to use either Bluetooth or microphone jack cable to listen to music through speakers
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It is compatible with generation 5 per its specifications. It is designed exclusively for the iPod and works with multiple generations. It works with my iPad and other devices, too, using a standard 3.5 mm audio cord.
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Yes, it will connect with the bluetooth technology of either an iPad (any model) or an iPod (generations 2 thru 4). But I can't believe the prices for the EQ5. Quite honestly, the audio quality, especially for music, isn't much better than the on-board speakers of an iPad. The Motorola EQ7 or MonsterHD Clarity speakers would be infinitely better choices for music. I say this having owned all 3 (I paid less than $30 for the EQ5 a couple of years ago).
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Yes you can use iPhone 5 but only with a connector cord. It's not Blue tooth and won't fit in the iPod slot. Connector works fine, cost about $6-10.
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no, it's couldn't support bluetooth feature, it's only support iphone��C�ipod���Cipad with dock connected.