I have an ipod classic, 160 gigabyte. Is this compatible with that? How do you charge it in the car? Prongs look to small to fit in ipod to charge
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Yes. I used mine on this device while I had it. You charge the ipod with the USB cable and cigarette lighter adapter. The USB cable goes into the bottom of the device and the connector on the top goes into your ipod. I found the transmitter to be too weak so I returned this item. I prefer the Satechi Soundfly SD. http://www.amazon.com/Soundfly-Player-Transmitter-Stick-Players/dp/B0018P7WZ2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1377260749&sr=8-1&keywords=Soundfly+SD You can't recharge with the Soundfly but the FM transmitter is far superior to the one in your inquiry.
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The manufacturer states what devices it's compatible with. I think the iPod Classic is on the list. Check it out. The Satechi has a mini USB port and comes with a cigarette lighter charger so it will power itself and the iPod.
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I actually contacted Satechi for their recommendation for IPOD FM receiver, this was their suggestion, but I have the IPOD touch 4th gen. I would probably check with them before ordering. This one worked fine with my iPod touch, but had ordered the Satechi Soundfly i too, and it is really worth the extra money!
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Yes. I used mine on this device while I had it. You charge the ipod with the USB cable and cigarette lighter adapter. The USB cable goes into the bottom of the device and the connector on the top goes into your ipod. I found the transmitter to be too weak so I returned this item. I prefer the Satechi Soundfly SD.Soundfly SD WMA/MP3 Player Car Fm Transmitter for SD Card, USB Stick, Mp3 Players,iPod, ZuneYou can't recharge with the Soundfly but the FM transmitter is far superior to the one in your inquiry. Yes. I used mine on this device while I had it. You charge the ipod with the USB cable and cigarette lighter adapter. The USB cable goes into the bottom of the device and the connector on the top goes into your ipod. I found the transmitter to be too weak so I returned this item. I prefer the Satechi Soundfly SD.Soundfly SD WMA/MP3 Player Car Fm Transmitter for SD Card, USB Stick, Mp3 Players,iPod, ZuneYou can't recharge with the Soundfly but the FM transmitter is far superior to the one in your... » Read More Yes. I used mine on this device while I had it. You charge the ipod with the USB cable and cigarette lighter adapter. The USB cable goes into the bottom of the device and the connector on the top goes into your ipod. I found the transmitter to be too weak so I returned this item. I prefer the Satechi Soundfly SD.Soundfly SD WMA/MP3 Player Car Fm Transmitter for SD Card, USB Stick, Mp3 Players,iPod, ZuneYou can't recharge with the Soundfly but the FM transmitter is far superior to the one in your inquiry. « Show Less
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If your device has a plug the same size as this cord, then YES it will fit in and charge whatever you are trying to charge from a standard USB port. I got it for my tablet in my car so it will always stay charged without removing it and charging it in the house. Keep in mind though the USB port in your car is very slow and minimal so you may want to purchase an adapter that goes into your cigarette lighter socket that converts into HIGH AMP Charger. Good Luck!
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Hi, J.--I believe this little guy charges via its USB connection/cable. I have several products like this one that uses the same USB connection not only for transferring data but also for charging. So I bought an inexpensive USB charger/adapter (Apple's adapter for iPods works great, and is dirt CHEAP right now--search Amazon for "iPod USB travel power charger"). This is just a small wall plug that has a USB jack on it. You plug your USB cable into it (instead of into your PCs USB jack), and then plug the other end into the device as usual. With this one adapter I can charge my cellphone, my iPod, my digitial camera, and (once I receive it) this keychain. I love not having to tote a special adapter for each device. Hope this helped--Ross--
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I have an iPod Classic 120gb 5th gen(?) and it has been charging with this device.
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According to the product description on Amazon, the battery is compatible with the 60 or 80 Gb video iPod but not the 30 Gb. I had the 60Gb and it worked fine. I looked at a video of the 80 Gb and it appeared to be just like my 60Gb. Looks like others have answered in the affirmative also. Good luck but adhere to my admonition to watch how the cable is placed. When the iPod is opened up like a clam with the back to your left, lay the battery in the back with the cable to the left. Then, as you close the clam the cable end will match nicely with the female clip on the bottom right corner of the front half. Find a video on YouTube. According to the product description on Amazon, the battery is compatible with the 60 or 80 Gb video iPod but not the 30 Gb. I had the 60Gb and it worked fine. I looked at a video of the 80 Gb and it appeared to be just like my 60Gb. Looks like others have answered in the affirmative also. Good luck but adhere to my admonition to watch how the cable is placed. When the iPod is opened up like a clam with the back to your left, lay the battery in the back with the cable to the left. Then, as you close the clam the cable end will match nicely with the female clip on the bottom right corner of... » Read More According to the product description on Amazon, the battery is compatible with the 60 or 80 Gb video iPod but not the 30 Gb. I had the 60Gb and it worked fine. I looked at a video of the 80 Gb and it appeared to be just like my 60Gb. Looks like others have answered in the affirmative also. Good luck but adhere to my admonition to watch how the cable is placed. When the iPod is opened up like a clam with the back to your left, lay the battery in the back with the cable to the left. Then, as you close the clam the cable end will match nicely with the female clip on the bottom right corner of the front half. Find a video on YouTube. « Show Less
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Yes for the small purse. No for ipod classic charging. It has a lightning port and micro USB port for charging.
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I have the 160GB iPod Classic. The cable arrived today and, unfortunately, does not work.
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I have this unit. The iPod adapter is included. It plugs into the back. The one that is in the car already will no longer work. But it does still carry 12v power so you can charge your phone.
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Hi Kelly Mason! I apologize for the delay in our answer! We can only guarantee them to be compatible with the Apple iPOD Classic 160GB as stated on the listing page. Any further questions, I'm happy to help! Here's my link:
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Works on my computer. Take a look at the plug, it is an "L" shape, to make sure it will fit. I don't know about ipods or other apple products.
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It doesn't transfer data in my case: my car audio has only 30-pin connector for iPod and I've bought this cord to plug in my Nexus instead. No data, no power - nothing...
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No. I never could get this to work in my car, the charger it's self seemed to small. I never had the compability message because I never got it to work. Will plug into a iPhone 5 though.
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Hi John,Sorry for the bad news but when apple changed their charging system from Firewire technology to USB it rendered all the newer models useless for charging. I had to resort to using the Ipod charger and then putting back on the dock. You're likely getting a "Charging not supported on this device" type of notice. My older one worked till it's final day but it was the old style. The only solution is a new dock system or find a cheap old one on Ebay. Best of luck,Cheers--Sam
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It will not work in the car, at least not in my car. The head unit, a JVC, tries to read the iPod but can not for whatever reason. I believe it has something to do with not being on a wi-fi net work in the car.As far as sound quality, it is remarkable. It works great on my Sony docking station. I was using a Bluetooth before, which was okay, but Dolry is way better.
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I misunderstood what you were saying. I am assuming you want to plug it into a usb capable plug in. I think it would work. I have never tried that. Might be interesting to see if it works in my car like that.
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I really dont know. There are so many different generations of I pod and so many different batteries. I used it on a classic but there were 15g storage. My advice is to go to an Apple retail store and ask about it. Unfortunately they wont tell you on the phone since the warranty is up but they will tell you in an Apple store. I hope there is one near you
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Aux cable works fine, but won't keep your phone charged. When using my ipod, I don't notice a huge difference in sound quality between 30 pin connection and the aux cable. Sound quality should be fine.