Ipod Remote Control for iPod Classic/Nano/5G Video/ 4G/ 3G/ U2/Mini/Shuffle

Ipod Remote Control for iPod Classic/Nano/5G Video/ 4G/ 3G/ U2/Mini/Shuffle Review


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I've purchased 4 of these over the years, (they get lost) excellent remote controls with ff, pause, volume, track changing etc.

Ipod Remote Control for iPod Classic/Nano/5G Video/ 4G/ 3G/ U2/Mini/Shuffle Feature

  • Provide handy control to your Apple iPod/iPhone
  • The remote control ONLY works with music listening and nagivation
  • Featuring nagivation control for fast forward, rewind, play, pause, and volume control
  • Use back your original iPod earphone or any earphone works with it
  • Quality product by Fosmon Technology with 1 year warranty
This remote has fast forward, rewind, play, pause, and volume control. Also comes with belt clip for easy attachment. Works with all iPods with dock connector.


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A bad product - nyc design - New York
This remote is a lousy knock off of the old apple remote that used to come with the first generation iPod. So what's wrong with this product? In short, everything. The buttons are hard to push and don't function well. The play button often won't work and you have to pull out the iPod and manually hit play. It doesn't seem to be able to fast forward or rewind. The sound quality is poor. Music sounds tin-y and has no bass, it also has a lower volume than just plugging your headphones directly into the iPod. And the clip on the back is very small with almost no grip, it barely opens and can't hold onto anything, so it is constantly falling off.

Hard to rewind with - B. Ruppel -
I purchased this for a 4G iPod nano. It is compatible, but the design of the remote makes it very hard to use for fast-forward and rewinding. This is because all of the buttons sit flush with the rest of the remote surface. The buttons are smaller than in those of the original iPod remote (something that looks like this came with the older units) and I find them very hard to press. br /br /The end result is that my thumbs feel bruised after trying to rewind a few times (to catch stuff on audiobooks) and I often have spotty button presses, resulting in accidental rewinding and fast-forwarding to the beginning / end. Also, the clip on the back is softer than the buttons on the front, so it is hard to press a button without opening the clip first.br /br /If you don't want to scan forward or backward, this would probably be okay for you, although my iPod has unexpectedly stopped playing music while I wrestling with this remote, so there may be an issue as another reviewer has mentioned.


Apr 29, 2010 19:06:21
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Maxell P-1A iPod Remote Control

Maxell P-1A iPod Remote Control Review


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It does exactly what I wanted it to do - Remotely skips songs, moves volume up down, pauses.br /Easy to set up.br /If you want to see what's playing - It'll cost you more.br /JC

Maxell P-1A iPod Remote Control Feature

  • Handy wireless remote control designed for "dockable" iPods
  • Buttons for skip forward and reverse, play/pause, and volume up/down
  • Pass-through 30-pin receiver connects to iPod's docking port
  • LED light illuminates perimeter and buttons during use
  • Works with iPod 3G, 4G, photo, video, nano, and mini; 90-day warranty
Enjoy complete control of all "dockable" iPods with this compact Maxell remote control. The diminutive device offers a host of handy controls, including buttons for skip forward and backward, play/pause, and volume up/down, along with a separate volume adjustment for headphones. To connect the control, simply attach the pass- through 30-pin connector to your iPod's dock and you're set. The pass-through design ensures that you can connect other accessories--such as a charging dock or sync cable-- to the iPod without disconnecting the control. And thanks to the receiver's pass- through headphone jack, you can also use headphones, speakers, or stereo systems with the remote. Other details include an LED light that illuminates the perimeter and buttons during use and battery operation (requires two AAAs). The P-1A remote, which works with both freestanding and docked iPods, is compatible with the iPod 3G, iPod 4G, iPod photo, iPod video, iPod nano, and iPod mini. The remote is also backed by a 90-day warranty. pbWhat's in the Box/bbr Wireless iPod remote control, receiver, user's manual. This remote control is for use with your Mini, 3G, 4G, Photo and 5G video. Remote control will access your play, pause, forward, backward, and volume controls. LED lights indicate use when pressed and the receiver includes an audio output jack for use with external speakers or a stereo system. Will work with an i-Pod freestanding or when docked and the 30 pin pass through connector allows use of other accessories. The P-1 remote control uses 2 AA batteries, not included.


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Apr 28, 2010 16:52:07
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Keyspan URM-15T Remote Control for iTunes

Keyspan URM-15T Remote Control for iTunes Review


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A friend gave this to me to use with my itunes, airport express, and stereo. it was literally plug and play. i plugged it into my airport express which was already communicating wirelessly with my mac mini and itunes. this saved me from haivng to run downstairs to change the music playing on my itunes since i could just use the remote control from upstairs to do everything. The Keyspan Remote for iTunes is a powerful infrared remote that allows you to control iTunes and other multimedia applications on your Mac or PC in the same convenient way that you now control your home TV.The remote controls your multimedia applications by sending them the same keystrokes that you do when you control the application from a keyboard. For example, pressing the spacebar on the keyboard causes iTunes to play a track. The remote sends the same key to iTunes when you press the 'play' button on the remote - allowing you to control iTunes from across the room.


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Cool little device - T. SLATER -
I programmed my Logitech remote to control this thing. Works just fine, though I wish I could change playlists with the remote.



Apr 26, 2010 03:36:08
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Ewoo Ipod LCD Remote

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Ewoo Ipod LCD Remote Feature

  • EWOO-The first remote control for iPod AND iTunes!/
  • Fully control your music and video libraries around the home wirelessly up to 100 feet!
  • EWOO dock offers every audio connection: optical, analog, and S-video
  • Optional USB adaptor connected to your PC or Mac to run control iTunes through the remote control
  • Remote has a 10 day Lithium Polymer battery and charges your iPod from the EWOO cradle
EWOO?. At last, control the multimedia world from the palm of your hand. Zicplay products are the perfect interface between users and their digital world. Based on an unique design that creates a perfect osmosis between the iPod? and its accessory, the EWOO? remote allows you to move around within a radius of 100ft (30 meters) while easily accessing all your music. You can now browse your music while comfortably seated in your sofa, exercising on the home gym or finishing dinner in the kitchen. Visit the product?s dedicated web site and discover the product demo at: www.play-ewoo.com


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I didn't realize it would be this bad... - Scott A. Ferguson -
I needed a remote controlled dock for my desk at work, to feed into small set of amplified speakers. The feature set of this item seemed to indicate that it would be perfect for the job, so I ignored all the negative reviews on the web (ilounge actually ranked them lowest of about 20 docks) and figured, 'how bad can it stink for just twenty bucks?'br /br /It stinks. Bad. The remote control uses a touchwheel much like the iPod, but it doesn't work 2/3 the time. And when it does work, it either shoots you past the song you're looking for, or it sends you back to the main menu. To select a song, you end up doing this: Music - Artists - Music - Artists - (scroll down for a while) - Music - Artists - (scroll down again and finally select your song). No matter what you're trying to do, it NEVER works right the first time. I updated the firmware to the most current revision as of 10/08, and I reset the remote on multiple occasions. NOTHING made this heap of junk work right.br /br /The main reason I got it was to pause my iPod when a call came in. I had to hit the middle button once to wake the unit up, then touch the right spot on the pad three or four times before it responded. Then to get the music working again, it took another three or four taps on the pad to enter the command.br /br /All in all, it's a horrible remote. Don't let the pictures fool you - the lcd display is low-res and looks like the worst sort of knockoff. What you see in the pictures is NOT a picture of the remote. Everything works well enough that I'm convinced that with a little more development, it could have been a decent concept. But as it is, the remote should have had five buttons instead of the fussy, poorly executed touchwheel. br /br /Four stars for concept, one star for execution. (Hey, it did charge the iPod. That's worth something.) PLEASE don't be fooled. Buy the Griffin Air Dock instead for the same money. The remote doesn't have a fancy LCD screen, but it works 100% of the time.

Not ready for Prime Time - iJavaJoe - Kalamazoo, MI USA
I received the Ewoo yesterday. After reading the instructions, I set it up and let the remote charge for a couple of hours. I then placed my iPod into the stand and waited about 10 minutes before I tried things out. The Ewoo remote is designed with an LCD screen built in and a scroll/button area that mimics the iPod screen and buttons. It's like having an iPod in your hands controlling the actual iPod in the Ewoo dock. br /br /My first impressions were just OK, the remote felt "plasticy" but it's weight was good. I just wish they had put as much design time on the Ewoo as they did on the Ewoo's box, The box is a thing of beauty! There is a drawer you pull out, to get to the Ewoo, and as you do another drawer in the rear of the box also pulls out, it's rather cool.br /br /Back to the Ewoo; I removed the remote from the base and pressed the center button, to wake it for operation. The screen lit with a little red dot at the top menu. I assumed this ment things wern't working, and after some fiddling with the remote I found I was correct. I couldn't get anything to function so I replaced the remote into the stand, pulled the iPod and replaced the ipod hoping to get things to syncup. The next time I pulled the remote things started to work...SORT OF. At least now when I used the remote I saw a green dot in the top menu!br /br /So it was time to use it. The first thing I noted was the button and touch surface of the remote needs to be held for a short period of time for operation, you can't just press and go. You have to be very deliberate with the button/touch-surface when you select a function. Next I went through the remotes menu's and tried to select a "playlist". At first attempt I selected a playlist and the remote screen went back to the "music" category of the main menu. After about 3 times of this I tried the video option and POOF the video's on my iPod displayed! However, when I tried to select a specific video the unit would select a different video. I tried this several times but couldn't get the video I wanted too select and play. Even when I used the skip back function I would hit a certain video in the list and though there were others before it in the list, the remote wouldn't let me select them. Just no luck with this.br /br /So back to the music menu. I tried again to get to the "Playlists", this time holding the selection button down for a longer period of time and BAM, there it was, my playlists. I scrolled down the list to select the playlist I wanted but the scroll was rather flakey. You sort of have to put your finger very flat onto the scroll area of the remote and move it fast, if you aren't quick enough you select the function your finger is near, like menu or skip forward, not the scroll function of the pad, it's VERY flakey. eventually I was able to get music to play, but it was more of an adventure each time I tried to select a song or a video. It was about a 60% shot that I would get things to work the first time. and like I noted sometimes I just couldn't select a video even though I could see it on the Ewoo's screen. So the problems ranged from getting the wrong selection, to the remote going to a different function then I expected.br /br /From my experience I don't think it was just this remote, this seemed like a design flaw, but I could be wrong. Also, I did go to the Zicplay web site, makers of the Ewoo, and found that the firmware in my unit was up-to-date, so it wasn't a software issue; well at least there was no fix for the software issue. Perhaps it was just this one unit that was bad, but after my experience I won't be repurchasing a replacement Ewoo. Amazon is taking the return (I've had good purchase experiences with Amazon). I intend to try another brand of iPod remote device. I really wanted to like the Ewoo, it's a great idea, just not ready for PrimeTime.


Apr 24, 2010 07:20:13
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EWOO HandMusic Dock and Two-Way Remote System for iPod and MP3 Players (Black)

EWOO HandMusic Dock and Two-Way Remote System for iPod and MP3 Players (Black) Review


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I'm very happy with this device. It works well. Very happy, ready for a Summer filled with music.

EWOO HandMusic Dock and Two-Way Remote System for iPod and MP3 Players (Black) Feature

  • Compatibility: iPod nano 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G; iPod classic 5.5G, 6G; iPod touch 1G, 2G; iPhone 1G, 3G
  • iPod dock features analog audio and video outputs
  • HandMusic remote control features 1.8-inch LCD; allows iPod browsing, EQ control, and more
  • Sync docked iPod with iTunes or update firmware via USB connection
  • Remote features 2.4GHz radio link for range of up to 500 feet
If you already have a stereo and have been looking for a great iPod docking solution, the EWOO HandMusic docking station and remote control is an ideal choice. The HandMusic remote features a 1.8-inch video LCD, and it allows you to browse iPod content from up to 500 feet away--easily searching your tunes alphabetically and more. Take iPod control to the next level with HandMusic./ptable width="300" cellpadding="10" align="left"trtd align="center"img src="http://images.amazon.com/images/G/01/electronics/detail-page/B001DASJHM-1-th.jpg" border="0"psmallbiA great iPod docking solution. Click to enlarge./i/b/small/td/tr/tabletable width="225" cellpadding="10" align="right"trtd align="center"img src="http://images.amazon.com/images/G/01/electronics/detail-page/B001DASJHM-2-th.jpg" border="0" style="border:1px solid gray;"psmallbi3.5-mm audio and S-Video outputs. Click to enlarge/i/b/small/td/trtrtd align="center"img src="http://images.amazon.com/images/G/01/electronics/detail-page/B001DASJHM-3-th.jpg" border="0" style="border:1px solid gray;"psmallbiCharge and dock both remote and iPod simultaneously. Click to enlarge, or view remote separately./i/b/small/td/tr/tablepbiPod Dock/bbr Dock and charge your iPod (along with the HandMusic remote) on this docking station. Easily send tunes to your stereo with the 3.5-mm audio output or video to your television using the S-Video out. There's also a Mini-USB connector for easily syncing docked iPods with iTunes. pbEWOO HandMusic Remote Control/bbr The HandMusic remote boasts a 1.8-inch video TFT LCD, and it displays cover art from your iPod right there on the remote. It also allows you to browse iPod content (Music and Video), perform alphabetical searches for your favorite tunes, adjust the iPod's equalizer settings, and more--all from up to 500 feet away, thanks to the powerful 2.4GHz radio link. pbJukebox/bbr HandMusic's "Jukebox" function allows the creation of playlists on-the-fly, by directly navigating your iPod with the remote. To add a song, an album, or any other Jukebox item, all it takes is a quick push of the button. The item selected will light up and will be added to the list automatically. You can then take a look at the upcoming list and delete tracks as you see fit. Perfect for parties, control freaks, and those who just want to keep the hits coming. pbEasy Firmware Updates/bbr The HandMusic Remote features upgradable firmware. When EWOO provides an update, simply connect the docked device to a PC via USB and install the software. pbWhat's in the Box/bbr HandMusic remote, HandMusic docking station, iPod dock adapters, power supply, Mini-USB Cable, analog audio cable, user guide


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Terrible product - Nerk Twin - Washington, DC
I bought the EWOO HandMusic Dock even after reading the generally bad reviews for this product (a big mistake) because there were few other options for this type of devise and I have a need for the functions it is suppose to offer. I have the DLO equivalent which works reasonably well but has a roughly 500 song limit which is far too small a capacity. The EWOO is one of the worst products I have ever bought. Getting it to sync with your ipod takes forever if you can get it to sync at all. When it does work, the range of the remote is very small, maybe 20 feet and it easily looses sync when you carry the remote around. The controls are awkward. For instance raising the volume just a little is impossible. The whole experience of using this piece of cr-p is so frustrating it defies belief. I tried the firmware update that is available from the company website but it made no difference in the poor performance or difficulty getting it to sync. Luckily I just made it under the Amazon return deadline so this thing goes back and I hope I never see another one, ever.br /br /Unless you like things that barely work and are incredibly frustrating to use, DO NOT BUY THIS ITEM!!!


Apr 15, 2010 20:48:09
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Scosche Stereo Headphones with Tapline Music Control and Microphone for Apple iPod Touch 2nd Gen 2G

Scosche Stereo Headphones with Tapline Music Control and Microphone for Apple iPod Touch 2nd Gen 2G Review


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Scosche Stereo Headphones with Tapline Music Control and Microphone for Apple iPod Touch 2nd Gen 2G Feature

  • Adjust volume by pressing the + and buttons
  • Includes travel pouch
  • Navigate playlists and activate the VoiceOver feature on the Apple iPod Touch
  • Control music and video playback; including play/pause and next/previous using the center button
  • 6 sets of interchangeable color caps allow you to customize the appearance of the earphones
Scosche Increased Dynamic Range earphones accurately reproduce brilliant highs, silky smooth mids and powerful bass for all musical genres. These audiophile grade earphones have been designed by audio enthusiasts for audio enthusiasts that want to get the most out of their music. Listen and youll hear the difference. brpbtapLINE control/bbr Control play, pause, adjust volume, skip tracks and much more all from the tapLINE control surface. brpbCompatibility/bbr iPhone 3GS, iPod shuffle (Gen 3), iPod touch (Gen 2), iPod nano (Gen 5 4), iPod classic (120 GB) and Mac computers purchased after Oct 2008


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Apr 14, 2010 18:00:11
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Digicom Ipod Remote

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Digicom Ipod Remote Feature

  • For use with iPod video, nano, 4 G mini
  • Clip remote to shirt or collar for easy access
The wired remote lets you fast forward, rewind, play/pause and control the volume


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Apr 13, 2010 05:22:10
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RedEye Universal Remote System for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad

RedEye Universal Remote System for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad Review


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Had this device for about three months now and it has been nothing but fantastic. I have and iPhone and iPod touch and the ability to use both at the same is truly amazing. The configuration automatically syncs so I did not even have to configure each iPhone or touch. Using the device from wherever my WiFi range allows me to go is pretty cool, as I can now control my equipment from just about anywhere in my home. br /br /This product should only get better as they constantly release new and better software enhancements.

RedEye Universal Remote System for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad Feature

  • Activity-based control of your home theater from wherever you get a Wi-Fi signal
  • Automatic synchronization across multiple iPhone/iPod touch/iPad controllers
  • Online database of infrared codes for thousands of home theater devices
  • Integrated charging dock
  • Includes dock adapters, power supply, 1-year manufacturer warranty
With the RedEye system you can use your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad to control your TV, stereo, cable box, DVD player, and many other devices that receive standard (infrared) signals. In other words, no more hunting through your sofa cushions for all those different remotes - all the control you need is right in your pocket.


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Innovative gadget for your iPhone/iPod Touch - Julie K. Dennehy - Boston, MA United States
Cool product - am in the process of getting it set up, but can't wait to toss all my remote controls! I found them on Facebook - great user ideas, comments, suggestions, questions there (search for ThinkFlood or RedEye).


Apr 12, 2010 02:00:08
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Nyko Mobile Remote Kit for iPod

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Nyko Mobile Remote Kit for iPod Feature

  • Includes everything needed to control your iPod wirelessly
  • Cassette adaptor lets you play your iPod through the car stereo
  • Wrist adaptor allows for remote control of your iPod
  • Universal car mount lets you safely control the iPod from the steering wheel
  • Can be used with other iPod accessories such as FM transmitters, chargers and RCA cables
The Nyko Mobile Remote Kit for the iPod has everything you need to control your iPod wirelessly. It comes with a 5-button remote control, universal iPod-mounted receiver, steering wheel adaptor for the remote, universal car mount, wrist adaptor, and cassette adapter the features a retractable cord. This bundle includes every accessory you need to control your iPod safely on the go, whether on foot or in the car. Wireless Remote Control Kit for Car, Home and On the Go for iPod


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Not for 5Gen. Video Ipods! - R. Zimmerman -
This kit seems to have products that are useful for Ipod users that are always on the go. However, despite the description the wireless receiver is not compatible with the Video Ipods.br /br /I purchased this item assuming the description was accurate, however the description is directly from Nyko and is false. I tried to plug in the receiver however, its not compatible.



Apr 11, 2010 01:10:06
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Scosche iPod Home RF Remote Control

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Scosche iPod Home RF Remote Control Feature

  • Compact RF remote control designed for iPod and iPod mini
  • Controls iPod from up to 150 feet away, including through walls
  • Plugs into iPod's top headphone jack for maximum convenience
  • Controls include play, pause, volume, shuffle, and more
  • Draws power from iPod itself--no battery required
Enjoy complete control of your iPod or iPod mini from a distance with this Scosche RF remote control. Ideal for listeners who want to integrate their iPods into their home stereo system, the remote works from up to 150 feet away--plenty long enough for most applications, including switching songs from the next room or upstairs in a home with several speaker zones. More importantly, the remote handles all of the iPod basics, including play, pause, volume, shuffle, and more. The remote is also easy to set up: simply plug the included receiver into your iPod's headphone jack and you're set. Best of all, the remote doesn't require a battery, as it draws its power from the iPod itself. ppbWhat's in the Box/bbr RF receiver, RF remote control, user's manual. This Remote Control is intended for 3rd generation iPod.


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Not for video iPod - Leon Stearns - Austin, Texas
This will not work with video iPod. The video iPod does not have the power source next to the audio out like all the other iPods. The video iPod only has the audio out (headphone jack).



Apr 09, 2010 15:18:09
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Monster iEZClick Remote Control for iPod (Black)

Monster iEZClick Remote Control for iPod (Black) Review


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I have several iPods. I am using this unit with my 3GS iPhone and 2nd gen Touch. I have used it for a few days of snowmobiling. All I wanted was something for pause and play. The volume controls are okay, they do tend to go all or none, but I have so much noise and I have the sound check at a safe level so my ears don't get killed. The pause and play function has been outstanding. After 10 hours of riding in sub 10 degree weather and getting a lot of snow on the remote, it continued to work very well. On day three it started flaking a bit so I replaced the battery and it was working well again. A battery should last much longer in normal temp conditions. I did notice if the iPod is in sleep mode, you sometimes need to hit the play button or skip button twice. But I didn't think it was a big deal. It is very convenient not having to go in my coat and find the iPod to pause play so I can talk or hear a conversation. Overall it does the job and allows for wire free operation of the iPod. I have tried other wired inline remotes and frankly they work about the same as this unit. So for why not go with this and enjoy not dealing with more wires?

Monster iEZClick Remote Control for iPod (Black) Feature

  • Wirelessly controls your iPod without tangled wires or bulky add-ons.
  • RF (radio frequency) signal enables use through clothes, bags, and even walls!
  • Rugged weather-resistant design is ideal for outdoor use.
  • Oversized buttons for "no-look" control; easy to use even with gloves on.
  • Reliable RF Receiver plugs into iPod Dock Connector.
Total Wireless iPod Control and Protection. Control your iPod while it's protected in your backpack, jacket, or case. The Monster iEZClick wirelessly commands your iPod without tangled wires or bulky add-ons. Why fumble with your iPod each time you want to adjust the volume or skip a song? Now you can keep you iPod tucked safely away while you play. So whether you're at the beach, on your bike, or simply on the go, the iEZClick gives you easy wireless iPod control. Rugged design for your active life the Monster iEZClick features a rugged weather-resistant body for outdoor use in the elements. You can wear it on your belt or bag with the included clip, or wrap it on your wrist or handlebars with the elastic velcro strap. The oversized buttons give you "no look" control and are easy to use even with gloves on!


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Works fine for me - snowboardernj -
Despite reading some bad reviews, I purchased it anyway because it was a cheap gamble. So far, it has worked exactly like it should. I haven't had it or used it for very long, but no real complaints. It worked for the 8 hours I needed it on the mountain for 4 straight days.

Great concept, poor execution - Mark Wainwright - San Diego, CA
I have both an older 4th gen iPod Photo (60gb) and a 5th gen iPod Video (60gb) for which it works fine except for the Next track button. Of course, other than turning it on and off or play/pause is a pretty crucial feature. Their India help desk didn't offer me any suggestion other than to return it to the vendor as it's discontinued. Should be a great product. Seems like quality control sucks. Steer clear.br /[...]


Apr 08, 2010 02:52:06
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Griffin AirClick Remote Control for iPod

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This is excellent!br /I have it mounted on the handlebar of my motorcycle so I can change channels, lower or raise the volume and even turn the IPOD off without taking my eyes off the road. br /The only problem is that it does Not work on all IPODs. It requires the little port next to the headphone jack, which the newer IPODs din't have/br /I looked all over until I finally found this through Amazon.

Griffin AirClick Remote Control for iPod Feature

  • Wander through the house while in full control of your tunes
  • Uses RF signals that travel through walls for control anywhere in your home or outside, up to 60 feet away
  • Five button remote allows for play/pause, next track, previous track, and volume up and down
  • Includes a convenient remote holder with velcro straps to allow attachment as an armband or to a bicycle frame or steering wheel
  • Remote Dimensions: 2.75" x 1.25" x 0.5"
AirClick is the remote control you've been missing. The Griffin AirClick for iPod lets you hook up your iPod to your sound system and wander through the house while in full control of your tunes. Pause your iPod to answer the door and then crank it up without even going in the room. AirClick uses RF signals that travel through walls for control anywhere in your home or outside, up to 60 feet away. The five button remote allows for play/pause, next track, previous track, and volume up and down. A hold switch on the side prevents accidentally disturbing your musical nirvana. The remote has a clip on it for convenient attachment. iPod packages include a convenient remote holder with velcro straps to allow attachment as an armband or to a bicycle frame or steering wheel.


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Misleading - D. Zberg -
This is not for all iPods. It did not work with my classic iPod. The description should be more specific and let potential consumers know EXACTLY what version of iPod this remote is compatible with.



Apr 06, 2010 14:46:06
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iLuv iEA15WHT iPod Remote with Third-party Headphones Adapter for VoiceOver (White)

iLuv iEA15WHT iPod Remote with Third-party Headphones Adapter for VoiceOver (White) Review


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I had the headphones from Apple and after much use, it failed. I was listening to audiobooks while walking around in New York City, so there was lots of going back and reviewing - and it couldn't take it. So I wanted to find something like this. br /br /So far, I like it and plan to use it with some noise-cancelling headphones I recently purchased. But I've not used it like the original headphones, so I can't totally speak yet for durability. Anyway, at this price I bought two (actually three - one for my ex-girlfriend). This way I'll have an extra for if/when it breaks. :)

iLuv iEA15WHT iPod Remote with Third-party Headphones Adapter for VoiceOver (White) Feature

  • No sacrifice in sound quality
  • Flexible design for easy use with your iPod
  • Compact and easy installation
  • Lightweight and ultra portable
  • Compatible with iPod touch 2nd gen., iPod nano 4th gen., iPod classic 120 GB, iPod shuffle 3rd gen
With the iEA15WHT from iLuv you can control your iPod and iPhone no matter what headphones you are using. This in-line remote lets you adjust the volume, play, pause or change the track. You can even hold the center button to use the “Voice Over” feature for your iPod Shuffle 3rd generation and a voice will identify which track or playlist is currently playing.


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What was Apple Thinking? - Mark F. Haner -
It works. That's the best I can say. Shame on apple for making the shuffle so small that this device is needed. It would be better if the center button was more obvious and there was more travel in the volume buttons. I find it hard to use when I'm running

No substitute for remote-operated earphones - Samuel Chell - Kenosha,, WI United States
No doubt you've discovered the inconvenience of having an iPod stuffed in a pocket or tucked away, all but inaccessible while you're running or engaged in other mobile pursuits. At that moment the thought of earphones with an in-line control seems like a great idea. You could pay a couple of dollars more for iLuv phones with volume control or twenty more for Sony or Sennheiser phones with in-line volume.br /br /That might not be a bad idea, in spite of the appeal of this "universal" iPod adapter: it would appear to allow use of your best headphones while performing several functions in addition to merely increasing/decreasing volume. But, as with perhaps most iLuv/J-Win products, there are limitations:br /br /1. It will move up or down the songlist with a few select iPods--Nano4g, Touch2g. With others, such as the Classic (mine, anyway) and earlier generations, it does nothing--nada, not even altering volume.br /2. It will announce song tunes with iPods (Nano5g) that have such a provision.br /3. The extra cord is no more than a foot long, short enough to make the iPod itself almost as accessible as the cord.br /4. The control itself is a miniature little cylinder, with a bare "sliver" of a rocker panel to work with--not user-friendly, especially while running and exercising.br /5. Lowering and raising the volume, assuming the iPod is compatible, requires numerous rapid clicks on the rocker panel rather than a single depression.br /br /In sum, unless you have a late-model Nano or Touch, this device may be pointless. And even if it is compatible with your iPod, there are problems to be aware of.br /br /Presently, the black one is priced significantly lower than the white one. Under the circumstances, it's not hard to like black.


Apr 05, 2010 08:00:22
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