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Hello,
I am looking at buying the latest iPod nano, I don't like the standard cable headphones, they get in the way, fall out, get tangled and get pulled out of your ears.
Does the latest model come with Bluetooth connectivity?
thank you.
iPod nano
Onechief:
i10s Bluetooth adapter ($45) - Since the iPod nano 6G doesn’t have Bluetooth, a dongle is your only option. While dozens of choices exist, the i10s BT adapter is the smallest of the lot. When you’re rocking the world’s smallest iPod, you don’t want a big horsey adapter jutting out of the side. At about two-thirds the size of Sony’s BT adapter, the i10s is the perfect fit. The i10s is zero-config and auto-pairs when it’s powered up.
Cheers.
Onechief:
i10s Bluetooth adapter ($45) - Since the iPod nano 6G doesn’t have Bluetooth, a dongle is your only option. While dozens of choices exist, the i10s BT adapter is the smallest of the lot. When you’re rocking the world’s smallest iPod, you don’t want a big horsey adapter jutting out of the side. At about two-thirds the size of Sony’s BT adapter, the i10s is the perfect fit. The i10s is zero-config and auto-pairs when it’s powered up.
Cheers.
Hi,
I have a sony bluetooth adapter attached to my ipod nano 6th gen and am trying to pair to a set of lg hbs-700 headset. Since neither receiver nor headset has a bluetooth menu, how do I pair the 2? I've attached the sony to my ipod and then placed the hbs-700s in pairing mode, but the headset just times out and turns off without pairing. How can I pair the 2 with no menu on either device? Thanks in advance for any help.
The only "solution" I can think of would be a minijack with a notch that would tell switch the Nano to tell it an antenna is present but not activate the audio redirect. This would only be possible if those two outcomes did not share the same band on the headphone jack.
Hi,
the latest iPod nano hasnt Bluetooth. You can buy a Bluetooth Earphones pack with earphones and a Bluetooth transmitter. 🙂
Thank you for the Prompt answer and your suggestions, I will suss it out ;)
Thank you for the information ;)
The 7th generation Nano, now supports Bluetooth.
Currently the Bluetooth does not work with the FM Radio app, nor does it work for recording Voice Memo's (even if your BT headphones have a mic).
What are you, Paul Revere of the Nano Bluetooth? Why are you bringing up these old posts and adding your personal complaints to each one?
i have the same "problem" ... no audio over bluetooth and fm radio.
Is there any solution?
Can be done with another player ?
does the iPod nano have Bluetooth?
