Will this be working with a MC544BT/A iPod Touch 32GB 4th Generation? For the optimal audio performance is meaning the phones output? Intending to use it in Europe (220 V) can I use a "similar" adapter? Will this be working with a MC544BT/A iPod Touch 32GB 4th Generation? For the optimal audio performance is meaning the phones output? Intending to use it in Europe (220 V) can I use a... » Read More Will this be working with a MC544BT/A iPod Touch 32GB 4th Generation? For the optimal audio performance is meaning the phones output? Intending to use it in Europe (220 V) can I use a "similar" adapter? « Show Less
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You can connect to the Fi30 by using your devices Bluetooth or directly connecting to the Aux input port on the back of the unit. This unit operates on a 110 volt service so you would need to use a power converter if you are using a 220 volt service.
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You will need to use a wall charger similar to what you use for an iPhone or iPad. Most of these are rated for 220V. The wall charger converts the input voltage, typically 100-240V, to 5V for the typical mobile device. This powerpak is specified for an input of 5V at 1.5A. Input and output is listed on the wall charger. So check the wall chargers you already have for your mobile devices, most likely they are rated for input voltages ranging from 100-240V, or 110-220V. Output voltage should be 5V. The output amps will typically be 1A or 2A, which tells you the maximum possible current for that charger. Ideally, you want 1.5A, or higher, output for this powerpak to give you fastest charge time. You will need to use a wall charger similar to what you use for an iPhone or iPad. Most of these are rated for 220V. The wall charger converts the input voltage, typically 100-240V, to 5V for the typical mobile device. This powerpak is specified for an input of 5V at 1.5A. Input and output is listed on the wall charger. So check the wall chargers you already have for your mobile devices, most likely they are rated for input voltages ranging from 100-240V, or 110-220V. Output voltage should be 5V. The output amps will typically be 1A or 2A, which tells you the maximum possible current for... » Read More You will need to use a wall charger similar to what you use for an iPhone or iPad. Most of these are rated for 220V. The wall charger converts the input voltage, typically 100-240V, to 5V for the typical mobile device. This powerpak is specified for an input of 5V at 1.5A. Input and output is listed on the wall charger. So check the wall chargers you already have for your mobile devices, most likely they are rated for input voltages ranging from 100-240V, or 110-220V. Output voltage should be 5V. The output amps will typically be 1A or 2A, which tells you the maximum possible current for that charger. Ideally, you want 1.5A, or higher, output for this powerpak to give you fastest charge time. « Show Less
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If you look on the charging unit and see that the voltage out is the same as the voltage in on the Brothers P touch and the plug is correct there is no reason you could not use it. Be careful because if you get the wrong unit Amazon will not take it back and also print and save the order to be sure you get what you order.
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My iPhone had no problem. I think most if not all smart phones are made to take either 110 or 220 so they can be sold worldwide without having to change voltage requirement. Same thing for my MacBook Air. Be careful with other appliances such as hair dryers and electric tooth brushes and the like.
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When I purchased it, it was for use with the 4th generation Iphone...which has all the same charging connections. As long as the newer Ipod doesn't have that new plug, you should be good!
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Because Northern Ireland is part of the UK, there is no reason for the adapter to not work there. I can confirm it works perfectly in Ireland.
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I was wondering the same thing, contacted Logitech and here is what they said..."Thank you for contacting Logitech Customer Care. My name is Elle and I'll be more than happy to assist you with your concern.I understand that you are verifying on which of the Logitech iPod Dock Speakers will work with iPod Touch 4th generation. The following products are compatible with iPod Touch 4th Gen:Rechargeable Speaker S715i (http://www.logitech.com/en-us/speakers-audio/ipod-mp3-speakers/devices/7209)Rechargeable Speaker S315i (http://www.logitech.com/en-us/speakers-audio/ipod-mp3-speakers/devices/5849)Pure-Fi Anywhere™ 2 (http://www.logitech.com/en-us/speakers-audio/ipod-mp3-speakers/devices/4320)"; I was wondering the same thing, contacted Logitech and here is what they said..."Thank you for contacting Logitech Customer Care. My name is Elle and I'll be more than happy to assist you with your concern.I understand that you are verifying on which of the Logitech iPod Dock Speakers will work with iPod Touch 4th generation. The following products are compatible with iPod Touch 4th Gen:Rechargeable Speaker S715i (http://www.logitech.com/en-us/speakers-audio/ipod-mp3-speakers/devices/7209)Rechargeable Speaker S315i... » Read More I was wondering the same thing, contacted Logitech and here is what they said..."Thank you for contacting Logitech Customer Care. My name is Elle and I'll be more than happy to assist you with your concern.I understand that you are verifying on which of the Logitech iPod Dock Speakers will work with iPod Touch 4th generation. The following products are compatible with iPod Touch 4th Gen:Rechargeable Speaker S715i (http://www.logitech.com/en-us/speakers-audio/ipod-mp3-speakers/devices/7209)Rechargeable Speaker S315i (http://www.logitech.com/en-us/speakers-audio/ipod-mp3-speakers/devices/5849)Pure-Fi Anywhere™ 2 (http://www.logitech.com/en-us/speakers-audio/ipod-mp3-speakers/devices/4320)"; « Show Less
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Works fine with my Gen 4 Touch, audio only, don't use it for video. Sound quality is much better than when using the headphone jack, eliminates the crappy headphone amp. Hope this helps.
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I am not sure but if it has dual voltage like apple products yes. I would take an adaptor to be sure as will need it for things like hair dryer etc. Expensive to buy adaptors in Europe.
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I am not sure which generation iPod touch you have but this worked with mine. It also worked with my nano and iPhone but did not charge my wife's iPhone 4 and her newer nano. This only works with the 30 pin connector so if you have a newer device this will not work because if you add the adapter it will not close with the device attached.
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Sure; the device is rated at 120/240 V. Have the correct adapter and your all set. The only issue could be your device if it isn't happy with the slightly different output wattage. But, not too likely to be an issue with modern devices.
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Yes, i'm using 30 pin to lightning converter, it work perfect, i used it with garage bang and sampletank in ipod touch 5 gen
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Manual states it is compatible with iPod Nano 3rd/4th/5th generations + 6th generation with some limitations on remote functions. I've only used it running output from a portable CD player thru the auxiliary input. So I suspect the basic speaker function could work with non-compatible models even if the charging function and remote did not. Sound quality is excellent for the price as others have noted.
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iPod Model Apple iK501 Adapter 1. iPod Nano (2nd Gen) 2GB, 4GB & 8GB NANO 2. iPod Nano (3rd Gen) 4GB & 8GB NANO 3G 3. iPhone 3G iPHONE 3G 4. iPod Nano (4th Gen) NANO 4G 5. iPod Touch (2nd Gen) TOUCH 2G those are from the manual i use an ipod touch 3rd gen with it i know few coworkers use iphone 4 with it i assume as long as its got 32 point adapter on it before apple changed to the smaller one it might work if not than use the Auxiliary Input cable cause this is the best dock station ive bought and the loudest i love it
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Depends on the electronics you are using. Look at the label on the power supply for it. If the Input say 110-220 or around that you should be fine with just a plug adapter. For example, the iPhone plug in chargers all handle up to 220 no problem.
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Not sure, we use it for a generation two iPad and an iPhone 4, so if your iPod is the same or should work, I know apple sells converters for the new devices.
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Absolutely. In the box there are two cables. One is the regular 3mm plug for audio from your iPod, iPhone, MP3 etc. The sound that comes out is amazing. The other cable is the USB to PWR plug to use 110v. Or, you can us 2 AA batteries.