ZIOCOM 30 Pin Bluetooth Adapter Receiver for Bose iPod iPhone SoundDock and Other 30 pin Dock Speakers with 3.5mm Aux Cable(Not for Car and Motorcycles), Black

Despite the contradicting product image pic showing the receiver was not compatible with an Altec Lansing IMT810 and the Product Description saying it was compatible, I rolled the dice and bought one. I got it this morning and tried it out. It works beautifully. The connection to my iPod Touch was just like most other Bluetooth devices: Turn on > Set to pair > Select in iPod, and listen. It has a physical power switch, which is kind of nice — no holding down a combo pair/power button to annoy you when it starts looking for something new to pair with because you held the button for too long or not long enough, and no app to download. I’ve been listening to it all morning using different apps, and the Music app without any audio issues. It gets its power from the dock connection, so no charging, which is a bonus! I can get rid of the rechargeable Bluetooth receiver plugged into one of the AUX ports. The startup and shutdown sounds ARE…different. The startup has some circus-sounding music in the background, with a kid’s voice saying “he-llo” and then “connected.” When turning off, some baby mobile-sounding music starts and then “bye…” See the video for a demonstration. I can live with the voice - there’s always mute - for a device that works and lets me listen to my music without worrying about it running out of juice or having to remove it to charge it.

Worked as advertised. Easy setup.

Excellent product! This little gem updated my Bose Sound Dock speaker to connect with my iPhone 15 via Bluetooth. And the Bose remote still works as well. I'm very pleased, as the Bose Sound Dock has such wonderful sound compared to the other options on the market. The Ziocom instructions are quite complete and easy to apply. I noticed that another similar product did not connect the remote, so glad I noticed that detail and ordered the Ziocom.

Works as intended and can confirm it does work for the kicker amphitheater IK501 iPod speaker dock. My only gripe is the on/off switch and it does power off on its own but not power back on so you’ll have to cycle the switch. So far this is the only one that works for this dock, I guess this speaker dock is very obscure but sounds as good if not better than a lot of Bluetooth speakers on the market.

This device gave new life to my (what I thought was obsolete) Bose Wave. I had the device up and running in a couple of minutes. Now I can continue listening to podcasts in my shop on a high quality audio device. I really like the rechargeability of the unit. Works well and easy to use.

This adapter plays nicely it two ways. First, it sounds good when compared to a CD of the same music, at least when the music system and the listener (me) are both reduced in high frequency sensitivity. It also plays nicely with other bluetooth adapters. When it is unpaired from my iPhone, it does not force a repairing. This may seem like little to ask, but I've recently bought a bluetooth music adapter that does not play nice, and actually prevented me from connecting to other music adaptors. I found the adapter to have one other good feature. It can pair with two other devices at the same time, in my case a Mac and an iPhone. Thus I can play music from either phone or computer without having to unpair from either. I found the adapter to have one bad feature. The adapter goes to sleep if it is not paired to any device at all, and has to be turned back on to repair. I would think that the power required to leave the adapter running would be too small to warrant a sleep mode, do I don't understand this design choice. I get around this by leaving the adapter paired with my Mac when I leave the house with my iPhone. So all in all, I would recommend this adapter if you have a music device with a male 30 pin old-style iPod or iPhone connector. I've used it in an iHome iPod dock. I've also used it in an Apple iPod dock, but I had to plug the 3 mm mini audio plug directly into the jack of the adapter instead of plugging into the dock -- no big deal, really. In fact, I would recommend this adapter to anyone who wants to hook up an old stereo. All one would need would be a 30 pin iPod or iPhone USB charging cable and a 3.5 mm mini audio cable that splits into RCA plugs. I had no trouble maintaining pairing as long as the adapter and my iPhone were in the same room. My thought about the most troublesome aspect of bluetooth devices, which is random disconnections or glitches, is that there are many other devices that emit in the same frequency band, and which might cause interference. So performance of this device in your home may vary from the experience I have had.

1 star because it does its job. But I really don’t like the child’s voice on it. Like when you turn it on or connect to it or it turns off, for example if you pause your music for a few minutes it does this weird lullaby music and then this weird child’s voice is like “bye”. You definitely don’t need to include that, just a tune will do. But instead I got this loud voice echoing through my place because who thought it would turn off? Not me. My volumes all the way up on the stereo because I can control my audios volume from my phone but then this happens and now I’m creeped out. So besides the product being two days late it’s also creepy. I am very likely to return it because of that voice and the auto off feature I did not ask for.

work well connecting generic p3 player to bose sound dock. i dont use the bluetooth option(causes cancer) but use the cable instead. works great.

Perfecto. Muy fácil de configurar.

It came before delivery and worked from the get go , my first gen Bose dock is Bluetooth enabled and I am mighty pleased about that

Produto de ótima qualidade!

Excelente producto, se enlazó rapidísimo, volví a disfrutar mi bocina Bose, se escucha súper bien. Por el precio espero dure muchísimo tiempo.

Fantastic device kept my Bose dock going for use with my phone.