INTRODUCTION
If you're an iPod user,
then you know that there are times when it just isn't
convenient to reach over and click or spin or work
your way through the menus to play that perfect song.
What you need is a remote control and Griffin has
a solution for you - the AirClick. The AirClick is
small, simple, and easy to install. So now I never
need to touch my iPod again, right? Read on to find
out.
WHAT'S HOT
The AirClick is available for a wide variety of devices. It works with the 3rd and 4th generation iPods as well as the iPod Photo (and can control your photo slideshow). There are versions for the iPod Mini and even a USB version to work with your Mac (OSX) or Windows (XP SP2). The USB version can control a variety of applications including iTunes and the Windows Media Player and is being updated to control even more applications!
SETUP
Box contents include the AirClick dongle, remote, and cradle.
Setup is extremely simple - plug the below dongle into the top of your iPod. You're ready to use the AirClick remote control now.
PRODUCT FEATURES
The product is amazingly easy to use. You
simply plug the receiver into the top of your iPod and then use the
remote control to control the iPod. The remote has a play/pause button,
a forward button, a reverse button, a volume up button, and a volume
down button - that's it! All of them work like any standard controls
on nearly any CD player (and most MP3 players). No surprises so far.
There's also a lock switch on the side to freeze the buttons - just
like the lock on the iPod itself. If you're lucky enough to own an
iPod Photo, then you also can take advantage of some functions the
remote has relating to the iPod Photo - namely controlling the iPod
in "photo" mode. Switching modes is simple: slide the lock
on the remote to the "locked" position (where you can see
the red dot); press and hold the play/pause button; while holding the
play/pause button, slide the lock on the remote back to the "active" position
(no red dot). Now it's in "photo" mode and you can view and
toggle through your pictures. I have a 3rd generation iPod, not an
iPod Photo, so I couldn't test this feature. Going back to normal,
music mode is simple: just slide the lock to "locked" (red
dot showing) and then back to "active" (no red dot).
As mentioned, the AirClick remote is small allows for volume, forward/reverse and play/pause control.
Above is the clip on the rear with the hold button to the side.




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