iPod Touch 6th Generation Charging

The adapter block would work, however the 4th Gen iPod Touch uses the 30-pin cable while the new iPod Touch would use the lightning cable. You would need a different cable. However, the block and cable come with the iPod.

It will work fine, Just plug the USB end of the cable that came with the iPod into the USB port on the wall charger and the other end into the iPod.

Avatar_Korra wrote:

Okay thank you 🙂 I know the new iPods have a different cable but I just wanted to make sure that my adapter/charger would still be usable because no adapter is included with the iPod

You're welcome. Sorry, I was not aware that it did not include the adapter. Anyway, that one will work.

Wrong answer. The poster is talking about a wall charger with a USB port, not the charging/syncing cable that connects to the iPod to computer/charging source. The 1Gt hrough 4G iPods use a 30-pin connector/cable while the 5G and later use a smaller 9-pin connector

ZackTheGreat wrote:

It wont work with the iPod 5 or iPod 6.

The iPod 4 charging port is different from the iPod 5 and 6 charging port.

Hope I helped,

Zack 🙂

ZackTheGreat wrote:

It would work.

The iPod 4 charging wire is the same as the iPod 5 and 6 charging port.

Hope I helped,

Zack 🙂

Well, you edited part of it, but, then modified the other part to contain wrong information. It is nice of you to want to help and reply to people here, however you need to ensure the information that you are providing is correct. Part of the TOS for the forum suggests that you have also tested your response when possible. Just so you are aware, the responses that Illaass and I have provided were correct, except for my slip about providing a new block.

It would work.

The iPod 4 charging wire is the same as the iPod 5 and 6 charging port.

Hope I helped,

Zack 🙂