Is this speaker compatible with an ipod nano 6th generation?
1981223
Hey there, I don't know about iPod nano 6th generation. But my iPod touch is ok with this speaker.
1981224
Yes it is compatible with all electronics that have a headphone jack on it.
1475271
Bluetooth 2.0 thru 4.0 will be compatible for Any Bluetooth speakers. Bluetooth 4.0 is "Faster" then earlier versions. This increase in speed will make no difference on Audio. It makes a difference only in Data Transfers. Just follow the instructions on the Speaker as to how you place the speaker in "Pairing" mode. You you see the speaker name come up on the Nano. Again, the pairing procedure is not different for the higher speed Bluetooth. I hope this helps. Jack
2146662
I don't know. It works fine with iPod or iPad, and supposedly with any bluetooth device. It's a great little speaker, so probably worth a shot, since you can return it if not.
1996618
its not a problem with the speaker, its the ipod that is not compatible with the speaker.
1211226
Yes, you can get Apple's 30-pin to Lightning adapter. You can find it on Amazon pretty cheap. This will allow you to use your 7th generation iPod Nano with the speakers' 30-pin connector. This is what I use for my iPhone
1996619
My 7th Gen Ipod Nano can NOT find this Lepow speaker. I was able to connect it to an iphone 4. Disappointing, since I bought it specifically to pair with my 7th Gen Ipod Nano.
183092
No. This is essentially just a holder for the 6th Generation iPod Nano which does not have Bluetooth capabilities. Sorry.
805492
Hi Maria, Sony RDPT50IP Portable Speakers is compatible with these Apple devices, iPod touch (4th generation), iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (2nd generation), iPod nano (6th generation), iPod nano (5th generation), iPod nano (4th generation), iPod nano (3rd generation), iPod classic, iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G, iPad (3rd generation), iPad 2, and iPad. -Vincent
2193099
I apologize. I can't answer for sure, but I believe its supposed to be compatible with all IPods.
665009
This unit will accept your iPod Nano if it has the traditional charging port and not the smaller lightning port. Full details on the compatibility can be found in the below link. ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/headphone/schc38/sc-hc38_mul_oi.pdf#page=6
210619
As long as your Nano has a standard speaker or headphone jack. I use it for my iPad and it works great. I just plug it in and set my iPad on it and I'm good to go.
1079260
It worked with my iPhone 4. So if your nano is compatible, it should work. If you have an iPhone 5, you can buy a blue tooth piece and you should be able to stream your music. You can get one for $20. It works great!!!
1239519
Yes, you would plug the nano into the aux using a regular 2.5 mm (I think) cable where the headset plugs in. I do that with my ipad all the time. I never plug my iphone onto the top of the speaker, too inconvenient. I prefer to use cables to connect.
654970
Not sure because I don't have a nano but if it has a typical iPod plug on the bottom then yes. On the top it also has headphone, USB, and an mp3 connection for a regular round plug in cord like headphones would have. I'm sure that would work. I am very happy with mine.
1114932
I don't have one of those so I can't guarantee my answer would be right, but if the nano takes a regular sized iPod jack then it should. If not you might be able to get an adapter. I love my little speakers though, so much fun.
966467
Hi Yanti, here are the compatible Apple devices for the Sony Portable Dock Speakers:iPod touch (4th generation)iPod touch (3rd generation)iPod touch (2nd generation)iPod nano (6th generation)*iPod nano (5th generation)iPod nano (4th generation)iPod nano (3rd generation)iPod classic 160GB (2009)iPhone 4SiPhone 4iPhone 3GSiPhone 3GiPad 2iPadThanks -Vincent
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Not unless you buy an adapter made by Apple (lightning connection to dock). They're about $30. However the adapter makes your Ipod a little unstable and off center. It doesn't sit nearly into the speaker system the way a docking Ipod does.