Motorola SYN2837A Bluetooth D670 (replaces D650) Stereo A2DP Music Streaming Adapter for iPod Classic, iPod Touch, iPhone 1st Gen and iPhone 3G

Our Price: $39.49
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Manufacturer: Motorola
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Features:

• The D670 enables A2DP on 4th Gen iPods or newer
• The D670 does not enable A2DP on 3rd Gen iPods or older.
• The D670 will allow you to control your iPod remotely.
• The functions that you will be able to control are play, pause, and stop.
• You will not be able to control the skip, fast forward or rewind.

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Editorial Reviews:

Enjoy the freedom of wireless stereo music from your iPod® with the MotorolaTM D670 adapter. Simply plug the MotorolaTM D670 into your iPod®, pair it to any MotorolaTM Bluetooth® stereo headphone, and play! And never miss a call when you pair your MotorolaTM Bluetooth® stereo headphones with both the D670 adapter and your Bluetooth® mobile phone - your iPod® automatically pauses or mutes with each call you make or receive through your stereo headphones!

Connecting the D670 to iPod
Turn off any Bluetooth devices previously paired with your headphones.
Turn headphones off and on to place in pairing mode. You may need to follow the instructions listed in your manual.
Power on iPod.
Connect your adapter to your iPod.

Note: The adapter indicator light flashes rapidly in blue for a few moments, then begins to flash rapidly in red and blue to indicate the adapter is in pairing mode.
Note: When your adapter and headphones are connected and ready for use, the adapter indicator light changes to a slow blue flash.
Note: Music playing on your iPod or iPhone is heard on your headphones.)