Will this work with the Lightning Port on a 5th generation Ipod Touch or 7th generation Ipod Nano?
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Sorry, I don't know the answer to that with certaintly. I use a basic zip drive. I think it would work with the Ipod Nano.
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My experience is that you can connect a USB thumb drive with mp3 music on it, and use the controls on the outside of the case to control your music. The other input is a standard 1/8 inch jack. It will work with anything, but then the only control on the outside that works is the volume. I don't think it will actually control iPhone or iPod. I know it won't control my iPod touch 2nd gen. For the money though, it's a great little device, they just need to add a security cable so you can leave it locked on your bike when you go in somewhere and not worry about it walking away.
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It will work on any smartphone if you use the male-male cable through the headphone jack.
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The speaker uses a 3.5mm audio jack to play music and a standard USB connection to charge.
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As long as those interfaces are capable of outputting audio to a 3.5mm stereo male jack or usb, I don't see why not. It was my understanding that Lightning is for data transfer and power, in which case no, it will not work. Doesn't your device have a headphone jack? If so, this speaker will work great with the supplied cable.
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This works by connecting to the charge port. 5th generation uses the new lightning port to charge I believe. So no, it won't work.
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I used one with my iPod Nano 5th gen. and it worked fine. Didn't try it with the "Touch" version. The Touch needs to have the large plug, not the new 'lightening' small one. Hope this helps!
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Having gone through issues with this, I can confirm this: if you buy OFFICIAL Apple accessories (dock to lightning adapter), it should work! My iPod 5G (with iOS 7) works with the light ONLY with Apple branded converters. I imagine the same goes for iPhone 5. I had issues with non-branded dock-to-lightning adapters...
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This is not compatible with the iPod touch 5, it will only work with the older iPod 4 and earlier versions. This device connects to the iPod by way of the older 30 pin connector. It does not have the smaller "Lightning" connector that the newer iPods such as the iPod 5 have.
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You simply plug into Nuforce the USB end of the lightning cable. It works with my iPhone 5. So, the answer is "yes, it will."
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Anyone tried this with an ipod touch 5th gen (with 30pin to lightning adapter)?
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Yes, you can get Apple's 30-pin to Lightning adapter. You can find it on Amazon pretty cheap. This will allow you to use your 7th generation iPod Nano with the speakers' 30-pin connector. This is what I use for my iPhone
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Krishna,It has the standard 32 pin connector - I have a 4th gen iPod. One concern with this system and it may only be my docking station - it shuts off after half an hour and this started happening 2 years after purchase. It is not a big deal to me and it has great sound from both my iPods (I also have one of the old small ones that is at least 6 years old). So I didn't answer your question exactly, but if the 5th gen has a 32 pin instead of the new lightning connection it will work.Kind regards,tom
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Not unless you purchase a "lightning to 30 pin adapter" Then it should work.David Eliasen
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Yes, i'm using 30 pin to lightning converter, it work perfect, i used it with garage bang and sampletank in ipod touch 5 gen
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Krishna, It has the standard 32 pin connector - I have a 4th gen iPod. One concern with this system and it may only be my docking station - it shuts off after half an hour and this started happening 2 years after purchase. It is not a big deal to me and it has great sound from both my iPods (I also have one of the old small ones that is at least 6 years old). So I didn't answer your question exactly, but if the 5th gen has a 32 pin instead of the new lightning connection it will work. Kind regards, tom
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This one is for the older line of apple products (excluding ipads) that require the long style connector. The 8-pin Lightning connector is for the newest apple products, iPhone 5, iPod touch (5th generation), or iPod nano (7th generation) ipad (4th gen), and ipad mini.
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Since I only have an older traditional iPod, I can't definatiely answer. However, I would think that if the iPod touch is a 30 pin plug rather than a lightning connector, it COULD work. Bottom Line, I'm not sure
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No, this plug is specifically designed for the older Apple products that use 30 pin connector. No lightning connector, as you'll need for any iProducts that came out post 4s.
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Hello, only for the 4S. The adapter to connect your iPod/iPhone is for those generations. There is no adapter for a lightning port that comes on the 5 models and later. Just make sure when ordering that it specifies which models it supports. If it does not indicate, it is most likely the model for the 4th and not the 5th or later generations.
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Hello,Yes. The iPod Classic 7th gen. works well using a lightening to 30 pin adapter.Sincerely,iLuv Support