Reviews for iPod Universal Dock Adaptor 3-Pack for iPod touch (4th generation)

I really don't understand the folks that have wrote all the negative feedback on this. It fits the ipod perfectly, provides support, and allows access to the button which is low on the unit. Sure it could be better with maybe a custom front fit with a carved out spot for the button but it works well as is. Very happy with the simple product.

I purchased the adapters to connect my iPod Touch 4G with my Logitech speakers as well as the docking station to our household sound system. While this does help the fit and allows music to play, this set up still does not provide power to the iPod Touch.

It was sort of what I wanted. To those reading this review, I suggest getting the 2nd gem dock adapter pack. They fit snugly and work great.

What was Apple was thinking when these were designed? The 4th gen Touch will work when cradled into these dock adapters, however the adapter cavity is much larger front-to-back than the body of the 4th gen Touch. Because of that, the adapter provides no structural support to the Touch when pressing the home button or using the touch screen while it is docked. It is no better than inserting the iPod into a dock that has no adapter installed. I am afraid that this lack of structural support will cause the dock connector port in the Touch to become distorted, and will lead to some of the erratic connection issues that you read about in some of the other reviews. Maybe someone else will come out with a dock adapter that is actually sized for the 4th gen Touch; the genuine Apple product definitely isn't the right fit.

I purchased this product with hopes of improvements from the 1st generation iPod touch Dock Adapter. You see, when I stick my iPod touch 4gen into my old adapter, I would have to tilt the iPod up or down in order to hear it (this happened with my 1st gen iPod touch as well). So you'd think that the new iPod and the new adapter wouldn't create that problem. Well you're wrong, you can't hear anything in the normal state, and even after you tilt it it just goes back to its natural position which doesn't transfer the sound from the iPod to the speaker.

Basically I'm saying Buyers Beware. I learned that I should start believing what other people say about the product, regardless of their rate. But I only had to spend $15, so I'm not too upset.