can you use a MAC with the iTour-POP Ultra Portable Rechargeable Speaker for iPod, Sansa, Zune, iPhone 4, BlackBerry, HTC EVO, DROID, Samsung Wave, Galaxy S?? can you use a MAC with the iTour-POP Ultra Portable Rechargeable Speaker for iPod, Sansa, Zune, iPhone 4, BlackBerry, HTC EVO, DROID, Samsung Wave, Galaxy S?? can you use a MAC with the iTour-POP Ultra Portable Rechargeable Speaker for iPod, Sansa, Zune, iPhone 4, BlackBerry, HTC EVO, DROID, Samsung Wave, Galaxy S?? can you use a MAC with the iTour-POP... » Read More can you use a MAC with the iTour-POP Ultra Portable Rechargeable Speaker for iPod, Sansa, Zune, iPhone 4, BlackBerry, HTC EVO, DROID, Samsung Wave, Galaxy S?? can you use a MAC with the iTour-POP Ultra Portable Rechargeable Speaker for iPod, Sansa, Zune, iPhone 4, BlackBerry, HTC EVO, DROID, Samsung Wave, Galaxy S?? « Show Less
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It will work with anything that has a headphone jack. It's just a speaker, there is nothing complicated about it.
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I don't see the word "iPad" in the description of the iTour-POP Portable Speaker or in the discussions. Will this speaker work with an iPad?
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You can use it almost anywhere you need to improve the sound for any device that either has bluetooth or has a headphone jack.You could simply use the bluetooth feature for the ipad and the speaker and you could hear the movie much better than just using the ipod's built in speakers.Hope this helps. I have the OontZ and the OontZ XL and both deliver excellent sound.
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Yes, the iTour-Pop works with any device that has a headphone jack. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com.Thank you,Satechi Technical Support
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No, you can't. I ve use ipod touch, nano and iphone 4S and the sound goes through the speaker.
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The speaker can natively handle the new connector only, but there is an AUX line in that could be used with any device. You could get an adapter for the dock portion, but it may not stay well, and no guarantee that it will be controllable by the native controls.
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Hi Mr. Leather, I have the Zuzo Powerbank too. I have not tried to use a USB audio plug, as I use the main earphones that came with the Iphone. I believe you could use the speaker dock, if you had a regular plug that fits the Iphone earplug. Sorry, I could not be of more help. Bikeblue2.
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Short Answer : Yes!My brother and I used my speaker to listen to the radio by connecting his Samsung Galaxy S4. Its easy to connect, like any other Bluetooth device. I've connected to a flip-phone, smartphones, a desktop PC, laptops, tablets, an alarm clock & a TV. My speaker has worked with everything I've connected with, no matter the type of device, brand, software or operating system. If it has Bluetooth, it works with my Anker!
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Yes, you can use the audio cable (included) to connect your Ipod and Roker speaker. However, the quality of the included audio cable is not that good.You may have some "static noise" or disconnected due to bad connection. Buy another good one and you can enjoy the speaker.
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Hi. I have this speaker and wanted to use it with my iPod. You can't. It only has a USB port. I dumped a bunch of songs on a thumb drive and used that instead. But don't use a large drive. I think it accepted an 4 gig. Not the 32 gig I bought for it.
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Thanks for the question. It is my understanding that so long as your iMac has Bluetooth or a headphone jack you can connect to the speaker. I use PC/Android so I don't know for sure but everything I read about the speaker said that is the case. I have had no issues with connectivity with my devices. It is a great speaker. Hope this helps.
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Brilliantly. My husband has an iPod 2, and I bought it specifically to go with it. As long as your iPod is Bluetooth capable, you'll have no problem. It's a really nice speaker, especially for the money. Looks great (unobtrusive) as well. Forgot to add, it has an audio jack for devices that don't have Bluetooth, so if you don't mind an audio cable, it will work that way, too.
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There are two ways to hook up an iPhone. If you want to connect via Bluetooth, theses speakers DO NOT have a direct Bluetooth adapter. You must buy a Bluetooth gateway (which I did via Amazon) and it works perfectly with my Galaxy S5. The other method is to connect directly from the iPhone to the input jacks. Alas, I am not an iPhone user so I cannot advise you on how or whether an iPhone has direct outputs and an adapter for same.
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Depending on which Zune or other device you have and what it supports for audio transfer you have three options: 1) USB-this often transfers audio for but will keep things charged at the very least. 2) Bluetooth. While the bluetooth standard on this cube isn't the newest, it does work for clear audio transmission on BT compatible devices up to about 33 feet away (in my experience). 3) 3.5 mm or "headphone jack" for audio. At the very least, you can plug in anything with a standard headphone jack or adapt almost anything to fit this connection. This will work with 99% of portable MP3 and newer smartphones with a standard headphone jack. When used with the USB, most devices that are portable can get enough juice to charge and also have clear audio connection via the headphone. The sound quality is good for the size and fills a medium to large room quite well. We use it at our church to sing with preschool students and an iPhone occasionally. It's a nice speaker and not too large. The controls take 1-2 tries to figure out since there's not a big display for modes but just a little amber colored light near one smaller jog wheel to switch between the three input modes. After a few minutes, you will likely never worry about this again and will jam on, seamlessly selecting bluetooth or whatever mode you like. One caveat, I don't believe it works without being plugged in, if that matters to you. Hope that helps!
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I've heard that the iphone is not compatible with this speaker dock, so I would also tend to believe that the same is true of the Ipod Touch since it is similar. Apparently, it causes buzzing or some other type of interference when docked. I am not 100% sure though about the Ipod Touch compatibility. Check with the manufacturer before you buy this speaker dock. That is the best advice I can offer you.
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This speaker is compatible with all ipod's that have the 30 pin connector. (Except the ipod shuffle, which it doesn't sound like is your concern anyway...) If you were get a newer ipod that has the lightning dock, you're going to have to connect it through the aux (auxiliary) port which won't charge your ipod like the 30 pin connector will. This is actually a pretty good sounding speaker. It runs on plug in AND battery power which is good. It's a pretty nice consideration if you're looking for an inexpensive ipod dock and if you're able to find one on the Amazon Warehouse Deals, you can usually save yourself a few bucks. (That's how I got mine.) This speaker is compatible with all ipod's that have the 30 pin connector. (Except the ipod shuffle, which it doesn't sound like is your concern anyway...) If you were get a newer ipod that has the lightning dock, you're going to have to connect it through the aux (auxiliary) port which won't charge your ipod like the 30 pin connector will. This is actually a pretty good sounding speaker. It runs on plug in AND battery power which is good. It's a pretty nice consideration if you're looking for an inexpensive ipod dock and if you're able to find one on the Amazon Warehouse Deals, you can... » Read More This speaker is compatible with all ipod's that have the 30 pin connector. (Except the ipod shuffle, which it doesn't sound like is your concern anyway...) If you were get a newer ipod that has the lightning dock, you're going to have to connect it through the aux (auxiliary) port which won't charge your ipod like the 30 pin connector will. This is actually a pretty good sounding speaker. It runs on plug in AND battery power which is good. It's a pretty nice consideration if you're looking for an inexpensive ipod dock and if you're able to find one on the Amazon Warehouse Deals, you can usually save yourself a few bucks. (That's how I got mine.) « Show Less
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I'm not familiar with the iPod, but if yours is an older iPod I think it should work fine. But for the newer iPhones/iPads there is a lightning connector adapter you can put on the speaker itself. I had a first gen iPad I used the speaker for, now have an iPad Air, so got the adapter and it works fine. Speaker also charges your device if you play iTunes downloaded songs. Nice. It's a great speaker.
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Yes, I have the same question, and will only purchase this item if there are speakers that can be used with it. I already have the CA portable digital speakers and use them with my (now full) 8GB ipod nano, doesn't look like the 2GB shuffle is compatible with these speakers.