Ipod Nano Radio Bluetooth Headphones

[4-Pin XLR] I use this product for my Ipod Nano 4th Generation from 2008 (yes it still works) :). This cable works very well and I'm sure it will last when used properly just as instructed.

[1000 mW] At under $20 these headphones are a tremendous value. I use mine with an old iPod and they're so light and comfortable you can forget that you're wearing them.

[FM] I use this receiver for AM/FM radio, CD, and IPod. It is simple, and does the job very well. AB speakers, either or all. Great price. all in all I'm very happy with this unit.

[0.09 lb] I keep an old iPod touch in my car and it connects to my radio with this cord. The old one was almost completely without the white plastic coating which has been flaking off for over a year so I broke down and bought a new one. It works great and somewhat surprisingly to me, it somehow sounds better than the old one. Maybe all the frayed wires of the old one affected the sound? Maybe it is all in my head. Either way, this works great and was relatively reasonably priced.

[0.7 lb] The Radio Popper Nano receiver is very easy to use and is versatile. You can attach a flash directly to the receiver or plug it into your studio light. The receiver can also attach directly to a light stand. The Radio Popper Nano is available at a great price as well.

[0.02 lb] Keeping things simple will save from having a multitude of problems. The Radio Popper Nano is well made and simple to use, a win - win combination.

[Stereo] So far I love these headphones. I bought them for conference calls on Lync for my PC, but can use them with my IPad, IPod and phone also. Nothing bad to report with them yet, but I'll update when I've had them for a while. I don't use these for gaming.

[30 Hours (BT)] I use the headphones to listen to TV late at night via bluetooth. Between the Headphones & TV they connect automatically with easy volume controls.

[5 VDC, 2 A] Wanted something to transmit SiriusXM radio to my Bluetooth speaker. Easy setup. Connects with no problem. Seems to have good range, even from a separate room. Recommended. Thanks.

[Straight] The connectivity options for this are everything I needed. Bluetooth pairing is incredibly easy and now I can move the turntable to wherever people are, spin up some old vinyl just for fun and listen through my Sangean BT radio. Or I can move same radio from room to room, which makes kitchen work more enjoyable. Or, I can connect it easily to my old school preamp and stereo using the phono level output for more serious listening. Haven't tried the usb output to record as MP3s in my laptop, but I'm looking forward to getting some hard to find tunes from my record collection onto my phone.More ways and places to listen to music that I've collected several decades ago.