Does this cable also have the function of the "dockstubz+", enabling newer iPhones to be charged on older docks?
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Sorry, but I don't know what exactly the dockstubz+ does. When I searched for it on Amazon I only found it was a stub to allow you to plug into thick cases like an OtterBox. I Googled it and saw some reference to a Lightning adaptor but couldn't find out enough about it. The cable I got is just a 30 pin to 30 pin extender. It's what I needed to hide the cords in my car between the dash and the glass and then to run it down the right door frame.
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This Dock Extender (I purchased the 6-foot for 30-pin) does pass through all functionality that the device would normally have when directly connected to a dock. I read reviews and Jive's website details, both of which did seem to say that the cable has "full 30-pin pass-through," and I have not encountered anything to the contrary in regular use over the past 6 months. Essentially, the "dockstubz+" seems to be a small adapter that serves the same purpose, but in my case, I wanted to flexibility to lay my device (iPad 3rd gen) down on a table, rather than risking its standing up in a dock and getting knocked over. Let me know if that helps. Thanks and good luck.
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This Dock Extender (I purchased the 6-foot for 30-pin) does pass through all functionality that the device would normally have when directly connected to a dock. I read reviews and Jive's website details, both of which did seem to say that the cable has "full 30-pin pass-through," and I have not encountered anything to the contrary in regular use over the past 6 months. Essentially, the "dockstubz+" seems to be a small adapter that serves the same purpose, but in my case, I wanted to flexibility to lay my device (iPad 3rd gen) down on a table, rather than risking its standing up in a dock and getting knocked over.Let me know if that helps. Thanks and good luck. This Dock Extender (I purchased the 6-foot for 30-pin) does pass through all functionality that the device would normally have when directly connected to a dock. I read reviews and Jive's website details, both of which did seem to say that the cable has "full 30-pin pass-through," and I have not encountered anything to the contrary in regular use over the past 6 months. Essentially, the "dockstubz+" seems to be a small adapter that serves the same purpose, but in my case, I wanted to flexibility to lay my device (iPad 3rd gen) down on a table, rather than... » Read More This Dock Extender (I purchased the 6-foot for 30-pin) does pass through all functionality that the device would normally have when directly connected to a dock. I read reviews and Jive's website details, both of which did seem to say that the cable has "full 30-pin pass-through," and I have not encountered anything to the contrary in regular use over the past 6 months. Essentially, the "dockstubz+" seems to be a small adapter that serves the same purpose, but in my case, I wanted to flexibility to lay my device (iPad 3rd gen) down on a table, rather than risking its standing up in a dock and getting knocked over.Let me know if that helps. Thanks and good luck. « Show Less
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Mine did not come with the newer generation iPhone lightning cables but the ports are standard USB 2.0 so as long as you have your own usb cables it will charge any device type
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NO, the cable is apparently "BASIC" and doesn't charge new apple products. It only charges "other lightning" products. Avoid.
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The connection cables are for the iphone/ipod/ipad 4 (and earlier generations before they made the charging port change). However, you can still plug in your iphone/ipod/ipad USB charger to the bag's USB battery ports and charge that way. Or, you can use a charging converter cable (connects at one end to the old iphone/ipod/ipad charger, and the other end is the new charging cable).Hope this helps!
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There are docks (for charging and some with speakers) with the OLD style 30-pin Apple dock/charge connector. The newer Apple mobile devices (iPad 4 and up, iPhone 5, etc.) have a new-style "Lightning" digital connector. If you want to use the NEWER i-devices with an OLDER base station, charger, cord, accessory, charging dock or speaker dock --- you would need a physical, electrical, and DIGITAL ADAPTER. This one seems to work for CHARGING and SYNC but NOT for audio (speakers) or video (Movies, YouTube, etc.) SO if you want to use it for CHARGE/SYNC to an old-style connector, it works. Otherwise, probably not. There are docks (for charging and some with speakers) with the OLD style 30-pin Apple dock/charge connector. The newer Apple mobile devices (iPad 4 and up, iPhone 5, etc.) have a new-style "Lightning" digital connector. If you want to use the NEWER i-devices with an OLDER base station, charger, cord, accessory, charging dock or speaker dock --- you would need a physical, electrical, and DIGITAL ADAPTER. This one seems to work for CHARGING and SYNC but NOT for audio (speakers) or video (Movies, YouTube, etc.) SO if you want to use it for CHARGE/SYNC to an old-style connector, it... » Read More There are docks (for charging and some with speakers) with the OLD style 30-pin Apple dock/charge connector. The newer Apple mobile devices (iPad 4 and up, iPhone 5, etc.) have a new-style "Lightning" digital connector. If you want to use the NEWER i-devices with an OLDER base station, charger, cord, accessory, charging dock or speaker dock --- you would need a physical, electrical, and DIGITAL ADAPTER. This one seems to work for CHARGING and SYNC but NOT for audio (speakers) or video (Movies, YouTube, etc.) SO if you want to use it for CHARGE/SYNC to an old-style connector, it works. Otherwise, probably not. « Show Less
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These were designed for the iPhone 4 and older iPhones and iPods with compatible plugs. I believe that I saw on Amazon or someplace where there were similar docks for the newer plugs like the iPhone5
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It'll charge devices with the old apple connector (not the lightning connector) when the dock is plugged into ac power. It won't charge other devices when it's running on the battery.
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My wife has an iPhone 3GS and it did charge her phone when docked so it would stand to reason that it would also charge an iPod
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I don't know what the Basics charging cable is. Sorry. It works fine with the provided Apple iPhone charger.
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I was trying to find the answer to this my-self. According to iphone review here "http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/articles/comments/10570/" it charges and output to speaker. But the dock does not close.
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No, This is an Apple ONLY cable. This cable is designed specifically to connect iPod & iPhone 4 & older so that all the device controls & displays are handle by the cars audio system.
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Not sur if this particular model works but the do make a version for newer docks
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I have a 1st Generation iPad and this cable does indeed charge both that device and my iPhone 4S.
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No this cable has a dock connector port on it. The iPhone 5 has a lightning connector.
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No, this is not an issue. The CoolStream Duo works on the earlier docks (with 12V charging) and later 30 pin docks.
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Yes. I bought this cable in October for my daughter's iPhone 5s. It didn't have any problems at first, but recently started getting the message "This accessory may not be supported." I've read that iOS updates can sometimes cause previously-working cables to suddenly become "not supported," but I don't know whether or not Apple has pushed out any updates lately.
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I use it with the wired SoundDock and it charges when its docked. From my understanding, it charges with the Portable too.