how does a wireless device connect to any portable listening device (iPod Touch, portable radio, or iPad?
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Lou, there is a 3.5 mm port on the bottom of one of the ear cups. Plug in a 3.5 mm male-to-male plug between the headphones and the device. You can get the cord from Amazon or other electronics retailer.
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The wireless only connects to the car as far as I can tell. We purchased audio cables for iPods, Zune, and any other device with the jack. Mono price.com hase them for $1.00.
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This device will only work on a wireless network that an Apple device is connected to. It utilizes AirPlay which is Apple only.
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Yes, it will connect to any device that has an auxiliary out or headphone jack.
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Yes, the connection from the iPod to the GPS receiver uses Bluetooth. It is not dependent on WiFi nor cellular connections.
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Not sure, it connects with my iPhone and iPad through a bluetooth connection.
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This device presents a wireless hotspot-style connection available to any device that can connect to a WAP (or wireless router). So far, I haven't found a device that hasn't been able to connect to this device. BUT, that being said, I do not have an iPhone or iPad, but my iPod connects just fine.
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You need an AUX cable. One end plugs into the iPAD, the other end plugs into the AUX outlet on the front of the unit.
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We have not done that, but my husband believes he saw that it would connect with ITunes in the documentation. We use it to connect with Internet radio stations all over the world primarily for listening to folk music. It works great for that. Very easy to switch our preprogrammed stations. I hope that helps.
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I just checked and there is an aux button that allows you to listen to your iPod or iPhone when connected.
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It'll connect to any Bluetooth device. I just don't like the sound. Unless you REALLY need wireless, I don't recommend this speaker. Think about it, MP3 is already compressed, Bluetooth transmission further degrades signal, plus the quality of the speakers aren't that good to begin with (it's only one-way)
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You can just connect to your mp3 player, but this unit is a piece of crap so I'd avoid it if I were you and invest in something better such as this Excelvan FM Transmitter Car Charger Compatible with Apple iPhone 4 3GS 3G iPod TOUCH MP3
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iPod touch will work with the bluetooth. It comes with a cable that will work with any device, including non-touches. But that defeats the point of the wireless functionality.
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It uses Bluetooth technology to connect wirelessly to your iPad. There is a bit of set up needed but it's only about 5 minutes and it works well.
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Unless your iPod touch uses infared wireless you don't. These do not use a radio frequency or bluetooth.
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Unfortunately it does not...only the ipod, itouch or old iphone connector on the top and the RCA connector on the side are the only peripherals that you can hook this up with...well you can also listen to the radio if you prefer that. The RCA connector on the side has a small cable that plugs into any headphone jack.
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Yes, in addition to being a wireless speaker, you can connect the Jambox to a number of devices using the included 3.5mm audio cable. I connected the speaker to my iPod Classic and Touch using this cable and it worked perfectly.
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I really don't know. I suppose if you connected the two devices with a wire that it would. I don't think you could do this wirelessly though. All my iPods have Bluetooth so I honestly don't know what to tell you. I don't know what kind of connections port that a non Bluetooth iPod has but if it is the same as any other iPod then I would think that the connector wire would work.