Will this work when plugged into headphone jack of old iPod that does not have Bluetooth?
1168274
It comes with a USB cable for charging and can also be used to play music from the computer. I don't think it can play directly from your Ipod, but could play from the computer that you use to link you Ipod with.
1945506
Yes. As long as your iPod has Bluetooth. The newer generations have Bluetooth; older do not.
1494078
Yes. It will connect via bluetooth if your iPod has it, or via your iPod's headphone out jack if it doesn't. The cable to connect via the headphone jack is included.
2123595
I used it with my iPod and it works great so I would say it probably would work.
1163418
You could do so, but not connected by Bluetooth. If you got an adapter that narrows down two 1/8 aux cords into one, that would go into your headphone jack. The adapters cost like $2, so it'd be easy to do. To sum it up, yes, but it'd have to be connected by aux.
95341
If you have Bluetooth capabilities on your iPod then yes it will work. You would need to download the app from the App Store and make sure your iPod will sync with Bluetooth.
73573
No. I use it on speakers which have the older iPhone 30 pin connector. Now I can connect any iPhone or iPod to the speaker via Bluetooth.
694695
You will need to use the head phone jack and cable...or add a blue tooth adapter. See this webpage for further answers. http://www.instructables.com/id/Add-INTERNAL-Bluetooth-Capability-To-Your-iPod/
74470
Yes I think it should work with your older iPod & these mold around your ear. You have enough room to put in your pocket or arm sleeve or like a belt clip
1908850
If your iPod uses the old style charger cable, (I'm pretty sure it does), it will work in the dock. If not, it will work using a 1/8 stereo cable from the headphone jack.
2280499
Yes it will work through bluetooth or if you have a stereo/headphone minijack
1886774
This unit is a Bluetooth receiver, not a transmitter, so it expects to pair with something that can transmit Bluetooth audio. Since the iPod classic does not appear to have any Bluetooth capabilities (there's no mention of Bluetooth on Apple's technical specifications page at https://www.apple.com/ipodclassic/specs.html), I'd wager that it probably won't.
1566001
No, it will not. It will allow you to plug in an auxiliary (headphone) cable, old-style iPod, and a USB cable (for charging only).
1483098
Don't know for sure. I plug in my Ipod through the headphone jack and it functions like an external speaker. The remote control or even the volume control buttons on the speaker dock will not work with the Ipod. I have to actually make any changes on the Ipod itself. Depending on what you want that might not be enough for you. The dock will work with any device that has a regular size head phone jack. Hope that helps with your decision.
439716
Never thought of that use... just tried it with my ipod 4th gen. (ios ver. 6.1.6). After turning on the bluetooth setting on the ipod, it works.
1150616
I wasnt getting the blue tooth for docking station. I wanted to blue tooth my 120 GB Ipod classic to blue tooth head phones which will not work. This will basically transmit from ipod to a docking station that has the receiver plugged in so as far as work it depends on what your wanting to use it for so if it is to blue tooth to headphones then no.
413295
If the iPod has Bluetooth than yes. If not it should also work but you will need an auxiliary cord for it.