Can it work with my ipod nano 6th and JBL bluetooth speaker?
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I ordered one and it didn't work, so I sent it back and got an ICLEVER IC-87701 which worked but cuts out all the time, read the reviews so you get one that works, the cheaper, the quality decreases.
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We used it with iphone, android smart phone and newest ipod--not the nano so I don't know if it works with that.
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I think that the iPod nano 6th generation has the same connection as the iPhone 4S I use this with so I can tell you with confidence that I bet it will work.
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I been using my nano iPod shuffle and works great.. If it has the same connection I don't see why not
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If your nano has a standard earbud jack, this unit comes with a SHORT cable to connect the two as I recall. This unit stopped working after just a few months so I don't recommend it.
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You would have to use the auxiliary cable for iPhone 6. The speaker system is set up for 30 pin connection not lightning connection.
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I use my iPod nano 6th generation with this boombox, and it works fine. My iPod has the 30-pin connection. The boombox also has an input for an auxiliary chord.
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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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It can. It works with my Nano 6 It'll work with ANY blue tooth. It was a hit for me. Exactly what I was looking for.
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Mine worked with my Bose sound link ll and my iPod Classic. I don't own a nano so cannot comment. Easy to use. Made my iPod much more portable.
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If your mp3 or ipod has bluetooth then yes it will work, if it doesn't I guess you can connect via the aux input, but to be honest if you don't intend using the bluetooth function then I would be buying a different speaker as thats what you are paying for
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Yes, it works very well with an iPod of any kind using a 3.5 mm to 3.5 mm cable from the iPod headphone jack to the speaker's 3.5 mm input.
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As long as the device has bluetooth it should work. I have not actually tried with these devices. Only used with the ipod nano.
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If your device has a 30-pin connector (as opposed to a lightning connector) it should work. You can always connect the speakers to any music device via a 3.5 mm auxiliary line.
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It really depends on the version/generation iPod Nano that you have. If the version of your Nano supports Bluetooth, it will work with our speaker wirelessly. If it doesn't, you can use our included 3.5 mm aux cable to listen to your music. I believe it was the 7th generation of the Nano that Apple added Bluetooth support- so anything after that should work. If you are unsure, check the specs on your iPod to check for Bluetooth support. But again, you can still user the speaker by using our included cable either way.
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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
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I use this with an iPod classic. My iphone5 and 6 both communicate directly with Bluetooth