can I use the Voltsaf charger to charge my i-pod nano
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My guess is yes, I don't own one. My thinking is anything you connect to a computer to charge (USB), this charger would work.
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I didn't know so I tried it...the answer is yes. It took a charge from the wall charger as it charged my iPod(USB out). I assume it will do the same for the 9 and 12V DC out. Remember to press the power button to start the output charge.
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thanks for the reply. I read somewhere that some chargers may break the ipod's batteries, so I wanted to be sure.
601324
You can charge all iPods with 30 pin connector and it only has a 3.5mm jack that will play music only from other products but will not act as a usb charger. Thank you
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Yes and no. It is compatible withiPod nanos, unless it's a seventh generation like ours. Seventh generation has same charging plug in as an iPhone 5, we just plugged in an adaptor on top and it works perfectly, just sits up higher when charging.
882764
If your i-pad can be charged using a usb cable, yes you can charge it with this unit.There are ports on the side that take usb cables.
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I'm not sure about the model number you're reffering to, however I will say that all Iphones, Ipods, Ipads, and sonforth used the same charge port until upgrading to the newly used (Lightning) connection which has a much smaller terminal tip. If your Ipod is using the previous generation port, then I'm certain it will work just fine.
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yes you can, but I have only done it on USB 2.0 or a usb wall charger of at least 1.0 amps.
968663
@bobo. I use this to charge my iPod as well as a Garmin Forerunner each via their respective USB cables connected to the Flip Video Power Adapter. Works well for these two and should work for other devices that charge via USB.
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No, it is a converter for newer iOS devices to recharge using cables with the older iPod cable which did not use the same pin out connections for power. It also has an optional input for power from a USB source.
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I don't have a nano, but you have to slide the iPad etc into the device to make it work, if you have the wide plug for charging on the nano then it would work. Sorry we don't have a nano.
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I believe so. I only have iPods I just plunged in my iPod nano into both usbs and my little charging light popped up. I hope I am not giving you a wrong answer.
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This comes with a 30 pin to USB cable & would charge your iPad 2. The charger itself is a rapid charger, which charges 1% per minute; however you would have to use your newer 10 pin lightning cable that comes with your iPhone 5. I'm not sure which charger you use to charge to charge the iPod nano, but I'm sure you would have no problem charging that as well.
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There are two openings at the bottom of the Snugg that correspond to connections. So, yes, you can charge the Nano while it is in the Snugg.
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You can use any USB -> micro/ipod/ipad cable to charge your device. The included cable is only "required" for charging the battery, althouggh the short cable is convenient when used to charge your phone
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I called Apple and they talked me through it..plainly the charger is useless. You can charge it with the little cable that came with your iPod directly through the computer. Hope this helps since we are doing this my husband hasn't had a problem. Apple has the correct charger for around $30..Will be looking into when we start traveling.
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Yes, iPod/iPhone chargers are actually rated the same so it is safe. Since this is the case, you can actually use your iPod/iPhone chargers to charge the Flip and save yourself some money. I recommend buying a cheap USB extension cable so you don't have to hang the Flip off the charger itself in case it's in an inconvenient location. However, iPad chargers are rated at 2.1 Amps (double what this adapter puts out).