Can I use this for iPod nano 6th Generation, and listen it through the paired Bluetooth Headset?
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I wouldn't think so its fm, not Bluetooth I don't see why you would need this, get a Bluetooth transmitter?
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No. This is not a Bluetooth transmitter its an FM radio transmitter so you can dial into your radio station. You want a 3.5mm to Bluetooth RECIEVER for inside a car on the stereo's aux input, if available (no music to the headset as that is illegal inside a vehicle), or a 3.5mm to Bluetooth TRANSMITTER, for use outside of a vehicle putting music straight to your headset (bypassing the "only calls" function of most Bluetooth ear pieces). Try this
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I don't think your old Ipod Nano would support the software needed to use the Kensington Bluetooth adaptor; this is another application which needs to run concurrent with the OS. Yet, I am not a Apple/Mac expert. Please check the Apple/Mac User Help forums for better information.
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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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It's not just compatible with iPhones and iPods if you have an auxiliary cord it can be used with any smartphone or device that has a headset plug. I've used 4 different types of phones besides an iPhone and they have all worked and the iPod nano has the same headset plug for auxiliary cords so you should be fine. Just plug the auxiliary cord into your headset jack on your iPod and into the back of your iHome and your set!
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Yes, this works with iPod nano 6th gen. Have owned a Scosche for several years and used it on my motorcycle handlebar to control my varying generations of iPods while riding. The only difficult part with gloves on is forward/reverse a few seconds of play. The forward/reverse buttons for whole tracks and for playlists are fine. All other buttons work great, too. Padded winter riding gloves take some finesse to operate the buttons, though.
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Hi Katheryn, you can use an iphone 6 with this unit, but only through bluetooth connection, unless you purchase a 30-pin to 8-pin lightning adapter. I use my Ipod Touch 5th Generation on it all the time via bluetooth. Works perfectly fine and sounds great!
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I thought nanos had Bluetooth but as long as it doesn't have the mini connector u should be good
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I haven't tried it with anything but iPhone but as long as your iPod nano has Bluetooth everything is going to be just fine: it's just a basic Bluetooth connection.
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Classic yes. It won't play the new pin configuration of the Nano 7 or IPhone 5. Great sound for the price.
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I use mine with the iPod nano 7th generation and they paired seamlessly. Just turn on the bluetooth in the iPod settings and then hold down the power button, on the headset, for about 6 seconds. You should see alternating green and red lights. Thats it.
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It can work for ipod nano, any ipod or MP3 player that can be connected via headphones jack, it can also be used with a memory card and a USB. Now can you listen to it through a bluetooth, no.
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Its working fine with iPod nano 6th gen..I think it will be the same with ur 7th gen... :) its really cool and helpful device....
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Sure. Connect with any bluetooth. All sounds generated by the iPod should play.
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I have mine paired to my iPod classic. Review the instructions on the online documentation for the iPod classic
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If you mean the ipod touch 5 then yes. It's possible to use either Bluetooth or microphone jack cable to listen to music through speakers
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I bought this specifically for the iPod Nano 7th generation which is BT 4.0 only and it connects perfectly. I had previously bought another brand which was BT 2.0 and it didn't work. It may have more to do with A2DP protocol though. This one does work though.
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I use this with an iPod classic. My iphone5 and 6 both communicate directly with Bluetooth