iPod Classic with Classic Connect 2 pre-installed - New Metal Faceplate, SD Card Storage & New Battery

• Compatible with AirPods*
• Bluetooth v5.2 supported
• 24-bit, 96 kHz sampling supported
• Codecs supported: aptX, aptX-HD, aptX-LL and aptX-AD
• Bluetooth range of 20 m (60 ft)
• Qi-compatible wireless charging (≈ 40 min full recharge)
• USB-C port that supports charge and sync**
• Up to 1 A charging speed
• Haptic-feedback click-wheel
• Solder-less install (apart from USB-C sync features)
• 3.5 mm headphone jack with support for in-line controls
• User-serviceable (battery can be replaced, storage upgraded, etc.)

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• If you're looking for pairing instructions, visit this page.

Bluetooth audio controls

Depending on the audio device, yours may support increasing/decreasing the volume and muting/un-muting the music. Classic Connect supports this.
Classic Connect does not support remote play/pause or skip functionality over Bluetooth.

Audio devices

We cannot guarantee compatibility with all Bluetooth audio devices. We have a protocol for returns due to incompatibility on our returns and refund policy page. I recommend asking other users before purchasing the product about compatibility.
The module uses Bluetooth v5.2 and is only compatible with devices using A2DP.

• AirPods do work.
• AirPods Pro 2 have had varying success with compatibility; I would not recommend using this product with them.
• You cannot connect this directly to your car; you must use a "dumb" Bluetooth receiver and plug that into your car’s audio in. An FM-to-Bluetooth adapter will work too.

Audio specs

• Apt-X, Apt-X HD, Aptx-AD and Aptx-LL are fully supported, as well as SBC.
• 24-bit 96 kHz sampling is supported.

USB data transfer support

USB data transfer is only available after soldering three wires (USB datalines and VBUS) to the iPod motherboard. You can view the soldering instructions for USB sync and USB audio here.