Does your dock charge your ipod? what ipod? what generation?
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Yes, it does. I really like this unit. I have used it for years now with no problems. My ipod is the older 80 gig one.
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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
222250
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
222251
This product was received broken. We called and received a refund with no hassel. We never reordered product
1208486
no, but it works great. my only complaint is that when you dock your phone, it automatically turns music on, when all i want to do is charge it.
894669
I see this is now shipping. Would appreciate if someone who has this would confirm whether it does charge the iPod Touch Gen 2.
2147436
I have not had any problems with my universal dock.. Chargers the ipod but like any charger it doesnt over charge.
200028
According to the Apple experts NONE of the new iPods (the ones with the USB connections rather than the firewire connections) will charge with current JBL docked speaker systems. They will play, but not charge. (as of June 2010)
749406
Not sure. I have an iPod 1st gen, it won't charge it but it plays it. It does have an awesome sound.
343384
Mine was missing the iPod cable that plugs into the main unit, but new iPods can plug into a USB cable that plugs into the USB port. HOWEVER, the usb cable does not provide much or a charge, nor does it provide a full on-sreen control experience, so make sure they include the full ipod adapter cable if you want real ipod control. Overall, AMAZING :)
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Only apple products that use the original charger can be docked, unless you buy the pin converter for newer devices. You can play music from any device with an auxiliary port/headphone jack.
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Yes the dock is a 30 pin apple dock for IPods and IPads. I used my gen1 IPod touch, gen1 IPad, and a 60GB IPod on it and all three worked perfectly. I have Android phones as well and prefer using the Bluetooth function over plugging in a 3.5mm cable. The Bluetooth works very well (my phone/IPad are 15 feet from the unit with no loss or static) which is why I chose the Bluetooth version over the standard version.
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I have an Ipod first version and am ablle to use my USB Cable to charge my I use my USB Cable to charge my Sandisk Sansa as well as my first version IPad very succesfully.
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I saw a comment concerning a dock for my Ipod (classic 160 GB). Do I need a dock for mine to use this. Also, what kind of range does this offer?
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It comes with a cable that allows the shuffle to be plugged to the back of the dock station. System will not charge the shuffle however.
1765113
I am not sure what you mean by "dock" charger but it has a regular charger it does not sit in any dock just a regular plug in type
418775
Yes, however it claims to charge the Ipod but from my experience it doesn't.
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Just and FYI for everyone out there who has a second generation itouch. The charging capability of any of the periphial docking devices that you have to play your itouch on are no longer supported by the second generation. The first generations are fine but a small programming change was made to the second generation that caused this to happen. So it's not the fault of the docking device you purchased- it's the Itouch itself. The only thing you can do is charge it using a Apple compatable charger but you won' t able to listen to it while charging Sorry.. I just got this news after purchasing my new itouch and calling the store where I bought it. Just and FYI for everyone out there who has a second generation itouch. The charging capability of any of the periphial docking devices that you have to play your itouch on are no longer supported by the second generation. The first generations are fine but a small programming change was made to the second generation that caused this to happen. So it's not the fault of the docking device you purchased- it's the Itouch itself. The only thing you can do is charge it using a Apple compatable charger but you won' t able to listen to it while charging Sorry.. I just got this news after... » Read More Just and FYI for everyone out there who has a second generation itouch. The charging capability of any of the periphial docking devices that you have to play your itouch on are no longer supported by the second generation. The first generations are fine but a small programming change was made to the second generation that caused this to happen. So it's not the fault of the docking device you purchased- it's the Itouch itself. The only thing you can do is charge it using a Apple compatable charger but you won' t able to listen to it while charging Sorry.. I just got this news after purchasing my new itouch and calling the store where I bought it. « Show Less
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I have no idea what generation my Ipod is. It is about 5 years old. It works fine with mine. Sorry I can't help with this question.
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fannie lou, sounds like you got a lemon. I'd return if it was me. And regardless would return it since you already have docking systems. The charging issue is a known one, if you have older docking systems, it may likely not work. New docking systems will most likely work. That does suck. My attitude is that the Nano 4th gen is great for first time ipod users like myself (who will buy new docking stations anyway), not so good for existing users.