Will this device make my ipod transmit to my bluetooth headphones
73570
I think you plug it into your headphones,then Bluetooth to the iPhone,I do think the naxa device takes a small battery.But I'm pretty sure it'll work for you.
73571
I think so. But I haven't used it yet,I got it to be able to stream music from my phone into my car wirelessly!
73572
No. It will only work for streaming audio to a speaker dock or car stereo that has the older 30 pin apple plug.
73573
No. I use it on speakers which have the older iPhone 30 pin connector. Now I can connect any iPhone or iPod to the speaker via Bluetooth.
73574
I think so. It plugs into a receiver and receives signal from ur iPod to any device w a 30 pin. So if that's what ur by headphones gets signal from you'll be all set.
2044118
The only way I know of to transmit music from an Apple device is via a Blue Tooth enabled transmitter. There are some on the market. However, when a music signal is transmitted via Blue Tooth it's sound quality is sacrificed to some degree.
395942
It will receive a Bluetooth signal. It does not transmit the radio over Bluetooth.
586451
Thank you for your quick response. I have an older iPod that does not have Bluetooth.
725301
This will not work from a non Bluetooth device like an iPod classic to your car. You need a Bluetooth transmitter. Amazon sells those too.
370388
I would say yes. Works with all of my Bluetooth devices. This is my guess, but the headphones use one of the latest Bluetooth technologies which should work with your ipods that offer Bluetooth.
248742
Doubtful, as there's no way to enter pairing info with an iPod using an attached Bluetooth dongle. I've not tested this, but considering the limitations of iPod Classic Bluetooth dongles I don't think it'll work.
1363554
I do not know. It all depends on the device transmitting the Bluetooth signal.
1095748
this is a broadcast only unit. I have not tried to send music to a bluetooth speaker. I have to assume it will work at this time.. for the price its worth the investment to find out.
972557
As long as the headphones are Bluetooth, yes. It will plug into any 3.5mm Jack and make that device wireless.
924227
To answer your question I'm not sure. But I have paired my iPod classic with this devise with numerous Bluetooth headsets as well as Bluetooth speakers.
1760719
To my knowledge this blue tooth transmitter works only with the original iPod connectors, not the small new connections that Apple has switched to. Maybe it would with an adaptor, but I wouldn't know. I gets its power directly from the iPod. I believe it is designed for iPods only or any mp3 player that uses that old style Apple connector.
36514
Yes...it will work through bluetooth settings or by using the auxillary cord to your headphone jack
1461510
Will this work with music players that only have Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR such as the older iPod Touch 2nd Gen?
1358718
This is a device that receives Bluetooth signals, not a transmitter or broadcaster. Therefore I do not believe it will work with headphones as you intend to use it.
1494078
Yes. It will connect via bluetooth if your iPod has it, or via your iPod's headphone out jack if it doesn't. The cable to connect via the headphone jack is included.
664707
Yes. The transmitter connects to your phone (or other player) via bluetooth or auxilary in/out. It then transmits the audio through an rf signal (I think?) and picks up on your radio's fm stations. You could have an 8 track player and a dial fm tuner and this would still work. I also suggest you select stations that do not already have a strong signal transmitting to them, I usually try the 88's and 107's. Tried other transmitters and this is one of the best (I also liked podfreq for ipods).