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How to reuse old iPod & iPhone dock on your new iPhone & Android smartphone

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iPod & Docking - What a good old days!

Not long after Apple introduced the first iPod and subsequently the first iPhone, there were companies making speaker accessories for the 2 gadgets in form of a docking station or “dock” in short. Place your iPod or iPhone on the dock then you can listen your music via the speaker. However things changed when Apple no longer selling the classic iPod and when Apple changed the iPhone connector from the old 30-pin connector that you found on classic iPod and iPhone to a new lightning connector, from that point onward, the existing iPod & iPhone speaker dock were rendered useless. And I bet many of you who still has the dock, is now only collecting dust somewhere in the corner of your house or storeroom or even on the attic.

Found this old iPod dock on my storeroom, collecting dust as seen on the photo

Reuse your old iPod & iPhone dock, add Bluetooth technology to it so you can pair it with your new iPhone or Android Smartphone

Thanks to technological advancement, now there’s an easy way for you who still have that old iPod or iPhone speaker dock lying around somewhere at your house. You can now add a Bluetooth technology to it, so you can pair your new iPhone or Android smartphone to it. In the end, you can stream virtually anything to the dock: Spotify, YouTube, Pandora, Apple Music or anything else you want to hear.

Don’t worry it’s not something like you have to crack open the old dock and solder it. No, it’s not. In fact, it’s super easy to be done, all you need to do is to just plug and play it.


Meet the Bluetooth Adapter for your old iPod and iPhone dock:

Bluetooth Audio Adapter that magically turn any old iPod and iPhone dock into a wireless one

Here’s how you can use the Bluetooth adapter on the old iPod and iPhone dock.

Adding Bluetooth to old iPod / iPhone dock is as easy as to just plug and play the adapter

Like I said earlier, no cracking open nor soldering is required, all you need to do is to just plug the Bluetooth adapter into the “Line In” and play the music. With this Bluetooth adapter plugged in, now you can use your modern smartphone, be it iPhone or Android to pair to this Bluetooth adapter and start re-enjoying music from your old iPod dock. Isn’t that great?


Here where you can get it:


Bluetooth to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter:

In case you can’t see the link above, here’s the alternative: Bluetooth to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter on Amazon.

Bluetooth to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter

In case you can’t see the link above, here’s the alternative: Bluetooth to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter on AliExpress.

Note: If you buy anything from Amazon or AliExpress using any of the links above, I will earn a small commission at no extra cost charged on your purchases. Thanks for your support!


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