Apple iPod Dock for iPod nano 1G
by Apple Computer
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Customer Review: Works Great
Summary: 5 Stars
I got this dock for my first generation Ipod Nano. It is a simple device but makes charging and loading media onto my Ipod much easier. I haven't had any problems or troubles with it.Customer Review: IPod Nano Dock
Summary: 5 Stars
Works perfectly with Nano. Excellent for holding Nano when downloading from iTunes. Highly recommended.Customer Review: Good Product, I like this, Its very useful.
Summary: 5 Stars
Good Product, I like this, Its very useful.Customer Review: Review put in simple words :D
Summary: 4 Stars
I bought the nano dock for my iPod nano, you must buy this dock because its not original with the package and you dont want to end up having your nano on the bed or the desk or in the dogs mouth ;) the dock is cool for charging and sync. purposes.
Know that the dock has input for charging and output for headphones, and FYI the headphone output has a "FIXED" volume level so you cant control the nano when its docked to increas/decrease the volume.
One last thing is that when you sync the nano you are not able to use the nano as it will be in charge mode.
"Dont say wheres the power charger, because it charges from the USB cable"
Chao
;)
Customer Review: useful but overpriced
Summary: 4 Stars
The dock allows you easy access to the nano's line-out interface, and it makes it a lot more convenient to sync your iPod with a computer - instead of rummaging around for cables, you just set your it down in the dock and you're done.
On the other hand, like most iPod accessories, it's outrageously priced. It's nothing more than a molded block of plastic with a couple of wires running through; it can't cost Apple more than $5 each to make. While it's useful enough that it'll probably be worth $30 over the long term, it still feels like a ripoff.