I have a iPod 4th generation, with a damaged charging port. Can I charge it on this mat or does it have to plug in? What will I need?
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WhitneyRead more reviews about power mats. I cannot remember why but i did not end up buying one because of poor quality. Think about it. Does anyone you know own one? Be thorough Whitney :)
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This mat doesnt actually charge just by putting your devices on it. To do that, you need an adapter on your device that doesnt come within the package (you need to buy it separately). If your charging port is damaged then this isn't going to work because even if you got both (the mat and the adapter) you still need to plug it to the ipod.
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Unfortunately, no. The Powermat wirelessly connects with a small accessory that must still be plugged in to the iPod. Actually, the Powermat is a useless accessory, as it would be no different than plugging it in to a charger.
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There is no docking station, so it doesn't matter. You have to use a USB cord to connect to your iPod, so whatever charging device you got with the iPod can be connected to the radio/docking station. (To the extent you can get it to work; my problem has been that it doesn't...) The image makes it look as if you're insert the iPod or the iPhone to charge or play, but actually what is provided is simply a place to rest it and make it LOOk as if it's charging. You need a cord to link the two.
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Yes you can charge it. There is a little flap that opens up to reveal the iPad's charging port.
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There is a small rubber flap that covers and keeps dust out of the port. I just flips down and you can plug in your charger.
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The ports are mini UBS and headphone jack. I have only used the headphone jack, as the jack on my ipod is incredibly touchy. I have never used the UBS port, so I'm not sure, but I would assume it would support a connection to an external DAC, not sure about the charging. I find most of these devises do allow for charging despite the ipod flashing a message that the device does not allow charging.
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You'll probably need to take it out of it case to dock and charge on top but it has a USB slot on the back you can plug a charger in. We have two and that's how my daughter does it.
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Use the cable that came with your iPod. The usb end goes into the power bank
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I charge it with ant usb charger such as apple and Samsung chargers. Any Usb charger will do the job.
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I have the 4th generation ipod shuffle and it fit on the charger but the ipod didn't charge. Not sure if it's because it isn't compatible or the charger is bad. I'm going to buy just the cord.
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You would need a plug that goes into the wall that you can plug the usb charging cable into. You can find them on here on Amazon.
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You will need the adapter. This device plugs into the charging port of the old generation iPods (5 or lower) and iPhones (4 or lower). The newer iPhones have a different charging port. I would suggest finding an fm trasmitter that plugs into the audio jack if you don't have the adapter already.
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What "pin"? If you're using an extension 5mm wire plugged into the same jack on your iPod that the headphones plug into, that won't charge your iPod. No charging is capable via that port on the iPod. If you have your iPod plugged into the connection on the top of the radio via the port on the bottom of your iPod and it isn't charging but you have sound playing through the radio, then something could be wrong with either your iPod or the iHome radio. Try another iPod or iPhone if you have one. If the other device charges and plays fine, then the issue is with your iPod 4. If the other device has the same issue, then something may be wrong with the iHome radio. Also insure that your iPod is seated correctly, all the way down on the connector. There may be a soft "click" when it is seated properly. Hope this helps.
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I have a 4th gen ipod touch, and the ipod dock works with that style charger input. So if your ipod has the same style charger, then I don't see any reason it would not work with the docking station. Otherwise, you could plug it into one of the two auxiliary inputs.
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There are 2 connectors on this unit. One that plugs into your computer to charge. The other just plugs into the top of my iPhone, turn it on (on back of unit) and dance or sing your heart out! I hope that helped. Love how portable this thing is.
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You may have to purchase adaptor as the plug that comes with it is for the older model iPhones/iPods. We used it for my iPhone 4 and our iPod, works great!! Keeps the device very stable and there are no issues with either moving around. Would buy it again!!
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Same problem. Have a dock that charges my ipod but when I plug it in there is no light. It's an old dock, copyright 2004.