Will it work with my Zune

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sandbar67 wrote:Will it work with my Zune

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certainly, so long as you transfer your Zune's content to an iPod

Looks like it will work with anything. Docks work with all the iPod/iPhones. Bluetooth connection for others and even an aux input for the rest.

i got excited for half a second when I thought it said $19.99 not so much for $119.99

at Cnet

and ZDnet

Only 2 reviews on Amazon, but both are 5 stars. Their price is twice as much too, looks like a great deal!!! Sure wish I could use one.

this is a great deal

Froooooogled!

hippie19 wrote:Looks like it will work with anything. Docks work with all the iPod/iPhones. Bluetooth connection for others and even an aux input for the rest.

apparently won't work with my 3rd gen iTouch

I POD. I PHONE. I TOUCH myself.

Lots of "I" products. What's a guy to do if you buy other things, like Sansas and Droids??

bleh, I like my $119 Logitech S715i much better.
It's even portable and rechargeable. Take it outside with you!!
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-S715i-Rechargeable-Speaker-iPhone/dp/B003VANOI6

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Just what we need, another dock that only allows for one non-standard input.

My wife bought one! Even though it doesn't say we are hoping it will work with our ipod touch 3rd/4th gens!

So does this thing still connect to your iphone with a case on it, or do you have to pull it out of your case everytime you want to connect it or charge your phone?

I have a 2nd generation ipod touch. But, when I eventually upgrade will this thing be useless? (I mean besides the fact I could use the aux input which would be Sirius GPP.)

Not compatible with the iPhone 4, according to the Apple Store website.

ajfoster470 wrote:So does this thing still connect to your iphone with a case on it, or do you have to pull it out of your case everytime you want to connect it or charge your phone?

With most docking stations you have to take off your cover...i found this handy tool though.

http://www.sendstation.com/us/products/dockextender/

OK, I looked, it was a maybe, but it would be nice to have FM on the system. The specs were not very good, 10 W + 10 W, but that was with very bad THD, and is that rms or Peak to Peak?

It looks more like a nice charging station for two units, and by the way, you can play them also.

I will pass, and keep looking still hoping for a sound works type of unit that works with the iphone

http://store.cambridgesoundworks.com/

mjd199155 wrote:My wife bought one! Even though it doesn't say we are hoping it will work with our ipod touch 3rd/4th gens!

mcookson wrote:I have a 2nd generation ipod touch. But, when I eventually upgrade will this thing be useless? (I mean besides the fact I could use the aux input which would be Sirius GPP.)

This looks promising. It's a pretty recent article (April 2010).

"For users who require a convenient way to enjoy music while keeping their devices close to them, both systems feature built-in Bluetooth to wirelessly stream audio from an iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPod touch (2nd generation or later), personal computer or any other Bluetooth compatible device."

Here's the manual.

product sheet

hippie19 wrote:Looks like it will work with anything. Docks work with all the iPod/iPhones. Bluetooth connection for others and even an aux input for the rest.

Cool, I wonder if it can be used to transfer files between devices?

What is a dock adapter, why aren't they included and why don't they just make them fit without them?

I wish this would've come around last year. I already got something semi-similar. But probably way more crappy. Dangit!

Why does the product description say compatible with iphone4 and apple's website say it isn't? Who is right?

I know next to nothing about this stuff - will this work with the Sansa I bought from Woot last fall? (The IPhone? AC and car adapter I recently got from Woot works with it). Thank you in advance for advice.

grier4 wrote:I know next to nothing about this stuff - will this work with the Sansa I bought from Woot last fall? (The IPhone? AC and car adapter I recently got from Woot works with it). Thank you in advance for advice.

It has an aux jack for non-ipod audio devices. It docks with iPhone 3G and 3GS, but maybe not iPhone 4.

mcookson wrote:What is a dock adapter, why aren't they included and why don't they just make them fit without them?

Different devices are necessarily of different sizes, so an adapter enables them to fit. One usually comes with the device.

I was thinking about buying one to use with my iphone 4, but unfortunately there are reports that it is not compatible. Scroll down to the reviews to see.

Does this work with a Zune?

boblandau wrote:Not compatible with the iPhone 4, according to the Apple Store website.

Does anyone know whay type of cable will get audio and video from my iPhone 4 to my LCD TV? I've got an older iPod dock that I use now but I can get audio and video at the same time when I dock the iPhone 4 to watch a movie either loaded or streaming.

I was thinking of this product but it's way bigger than a small dock or cable and someone posted that Apple said it wo't work with the iPhone 4. Confused...

Thanks,
Jim

Why would I want to listen to two ipods at the same time?

Would I be able to hear audio from any app through the speakers? That is, will it work with Pandora, or is it iPod functionality only?

jymgardner wrote:Does anyone know whay type of cable will get audio and video from my iPhone 4 to my LCD TV?

Link

pleppert wrote:Would I be able to hear audio from any app through the speakers? That is, will it work with Pandora, or is it iPod functionality only?

..any iPod/iPhone app that plays audio.

ThatPoshGirl wrote:Why would I want to listen to two ipods at the same time?

I suppose some folks will like the double shuffle mode. But mostly, you can charge more than one device.

NightGhost wrote:Different devices are necessarily of different sizes, so an adapter enables them to fit. One usually comes with the device.

From the manual page 11: http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/StaticFiles/Manuals/Home/XW-NAC1-K_OperatingInstructions0427.pdf

"Attach the dock adapter to the iPod/iPhone connector port on the top of this unit.
An iPod/iPhone adapter is not supplied with this unit."

It seems very misleading to say it is compatible with iPods and iPhones when you need an adapter that is not included. From the diagram in the manual it looks like this is needed for all iPods and iPhones.