What kind of adapter would I need to make it work with my iPod Nano?
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if the nano is a 30 pin then no adapter needed, if its lightning then an adapter for lightning to 30 pin
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I don't know for sure. I have an iPod nano. I think if the input for docking is on the bottom, it should work. It comes with 3-4 adapters to hold the iPod. I loooove this. The sound is amazing and I love all of the features, including a dimmer/off option for the display.
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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.
1010904
Use the cable that came with your iPod. The usb end goes into the power bank
2013714
It depends upon the device and the adapters you are needing. With my iPod I use a 30 pin connector.
276325
I looked for one, but I counldn't find one. You'll just have to use the auxiliary input tha's on the back of it. Just buy a cable that has the same 1/8" plug on both ends, it looks like the plug on your head phones that you use with your iPod. Hope I was of some help Bonnie.
560090
No, this will only work for the iPod touch 3rd gen. It would be way too large to fit in your nano.
1599332
Yes it works with an adaptor. I have a "lightning" type input ipod, and need the adaptor.
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I guess it depends on what generation of iPod Nano you have. If you have an older model that uses the "30-pin connector" you are good to go. If you have the new model that uses the "lightning connector" then this does not not have that connector included. That being said, as long as your iPod charger cable has a standard USB on one end (the end you plug into a computer) and the lightning connector on the other, you should be able to use that cord to charge from this devices USB output!
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Hi, I am very sorry as I am not up to date with the iPod nano and can't advise you in this matter.One thing I can say with great honesty is that the iGroove is a fantastic sounding dock , I've had mine for two years and it still amaze's me where it's big sound comes from . I hope you find your answer soon and I hope that it will work with the nano as the sound will please you for sure.Good luckBest wishes and regards,Chris f .
1169808
The aux. /headphone jack on the device should work fine, trusting that your 7Gen Nano has one too. My 2nd. Gen Nano has one.
452128
Sorry, I don't know the answer to that with certaintly. I use a basic zip drive. I think it would work with the Ipod Nano.
1493733
I did not try it with the Nano, However I used it with a 1st Generation Zune and Logitech Blue tooth speakers and it worked fine. I think it should.
707496
I'm a little confused by your question. All ports on any music player, to my knowledge, are the same. So no matter what kind of player it is: iPod, iRiver, etc. any earphones will work. If it's a matter about the case your fiance has, then these should have no problem reaching the nano. Either way, the answer is yes.
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Mine worked with my Bose sound link ll and my iPod Classic. I don't own a nano so cannot comment. Easy to use. Made my iPod much more portable.
1969030
Hi Sam. You can connect the iPod nano (6th generation) since it is using the same 30-pin dock connector.
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It works great with iPod Classic and Bluetooth earbuds, but I don't see how it would do anything for a nano. The connections are not correct for that.