Apple iPad Dock

With the iPad Dock, you get easy access to a dock connector port for syncing or charging, and an audio line out port for connecting to powered speakers via an optional audio cable. The iPad Dock also supports other iPad accessories, such as the iPad Dock Connector to VGA Adapter and the iPad Camera Connection Kit.

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£25.00

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Overview

Charge and sync your iPad with the iPad Dock. Your iPad sits upright in the dock as it syncs or charges, so it’s perfect for a desk or countertop. It features a convenient audio line out port that connects to powered speakers. And it supports other iPad accessories, such as the iPad Dock Connector to VGA Cable and iPad Camera Connection Kit. You can even use it as a picture frame while it’s charging.

Here are some ways you can use the iPad Dock:

  • Connect the dock to your computer with the USB cable included with your iPad to sync iPad and charge its battery.
  • Connect the dock to an electrical outlet using the iPad 10W USB Power Adapter (included with your iPad) to charge the iPad battery.
  • Use the dock to hold your iPad at the perfect angle to compose email and notes using a Bluetooth keyboard or to watch your favorite videos or photo slideshows.
  • Connect the dock to a TV or video projector using a compatible cable such as the iPad Dock Connector to VGA Adapter or the Apple Component or Composite AV Cable.*
  • Connect the dock to a stereo or speakers using an AV cable or a stereo audio cable to play music from iPad.*

* Cables sold separately.

What's in the Box

  • iPad Dock

This accessory is compatible with the following:

  • iPad
    1st generation

 

Most Useful Reviews

  • 4.0 out of 5 stars

    A Great Way To Display.... Not So Great For A Case

    • Written by from Newmarket

    This is an ideal place to display or "hold" your ipad if you have a bluetooth keyboard or indeed just want to show it off and charge it at the same time. It is a little unstable as the iPad is a lot wider than the dock and therefore is can rock if you knock it. You will have to remove your iPad from the case if to want to use this item. More

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  • 2.0 out of 5 stars

    Useless with case

    • Written by from Middlesbrough

    It is rather bizarre that Apple didn't design their own dock and case to work together. It's too much of a hassle having to take it out of it's snug case every time.

    If you don't need this, then just stand up your iPad it the case instead!
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  • 2.0 out of 5 stars

    Looks great, but cannot be used with case

    • Written by from Preston

    Like the other reviewers, the main flaw of this product is that it cannot be used with a iPad case.

    The part itself is basically a fancy extension to the USB cable provided with the iPad, allowing you to connect your iPad and display the screen vertically.
    Build quality is very good (as you would expect for the price), with glossy white finish and rubber base to stop slipping on desk.

    I ordered this with the iPad and the Apple iPad case. I cannot use the case and the dock together, and with the case you can stand the Ipad up horizontally - therefore I will probably be getting rid of this dock on ebay. My advice is to go with the case instead of this.
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    114 of 137 people found this useful

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Most Recent Reviews

  • 5.0 out of 5 stars

    It's great.

    • Written by from summer-town

    I am a huge apple fan, and this dock is perfect for my iPad 2. The reason I chose this dock rather than the iPad 2 dock is because I hate taking the covers off it to dock it. It's brilliant, it's simple and it keeps my desk tidy. More

    9 of 10 people found this useful

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  • 5.0 out of 5 stars

    Simple and perfect

    • Written by from Manchester

    I don't understand why people submit bad reviews about this product. It's a dock! It's not designed to fit with cases, it just serves its purpose and I think it's great. A nice snug fit, line out and keeps my desk tidy - simple as that. It does what it is meant to do and it's durable, clean and fine by my standards. I own a lot of apple products and this does not disappoint. More

    12 of 16 people found this useful

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  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    Good and the bad

    • Written by from Cavendish

    Good dock holder but bad when you have to keep taking iPad out of the protection case.
    Come on apple you can do better please.

    20 of 31 people found this useful

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  • Connecting iPad to Bose sound dock?

    • Asked by Dan G from Saint John
    • 16-Sep-2010
    Best Answer

    What I have found is you need to get the dock station extenders cord from apple or do a google search for a 30 pin male to female adapter cord. More

    • Answered by Stephen M from Flemington
    • 21-Nov-2010
  • Do you make Docking Stations for MacBook Pro laptops?

    • Asked by Thomas J. M from Noblesville
    • 24-Feb-2011
    Best Answer

    Apple hasn't made a docking station for laptops since the mid 90's with the PowerBook Duo. Although if you happen to have the latest MacBook Pro with Thunderbolt, then the newly released (Jul 2011) Apple-branded monitor is the ultimate dock, with a MagSafe connector and Thunderbolt that connects from the display to the computer, then the back of the display has Firewire, USB2, and you get another camera on the display. It's not a dock, but it's still a very clean 2 plug solution. More

    • Answered by Luke L from Monticello
    • 31-Jul-2011
  • Best Answer

    Assuming that you have an HDTV that accepts RGB HD connections, you can buy the HD Component Cable for the iPad and stream movies (movies from iTunes, movies that you have RIP'd from DVD's, movies that you might download, or any other type of video that can play on the device) to your TV. But your iPad must be close to the TV and you can't use a remote control this way. This is not convenient at all.

    What is convenient and very cool is the Apple TV ($99) with a home networking system, your iPad, and an HD TV. Using the free app "REMOTE" made by Apple, you can completely control your Apple TV with your iPad wirelessly, anywhere in your home by using basically the whole screen for touch controls.

    What is also cool with this setup is that you can watch any videos that you have on your computer as well as any videos on your iPad, or any videos that you have at YouTube, Flickr, and Netflix. You get to use the keyboard on the iPad to type for searching, to type for inputting your account information and such. Rather than using the remote control to slowly move the cursor around until you are on the right letter and then you have to click again just to register one letter, while if you use the iPad, you just simply type away very easily and much faster.

    So it is much easier to use the Apple TV with an HDMI HD connection from the Apple TV to your HD TV makes for crazy clear video on your TV, and it operates wirelessly, anywhere in your home, and you not only can play anything on your iPad, but you can also play anything on your computer right from your iPad. Playing a video from your computer using your iPad via the Apple TV allows you to use your iPad for whatever you want while the video is playing. If you use any cables, you cannot use your iPad while a video is playing, and that is bad.
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    • Answered by Brent T from Honolulu
    • 03-Mar-2011

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