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Disappointing as it is not something that works on the new iPods and Griffin has discontinued it
This was touted as good with "all dockable ipods"but does not work with Ipod video, etc. I gave it away to someone with an older ipod. There needs to be a slot next to the earphone jack for this to work. Ad is deceptive.
I hated paying over $21 for batteries to fill up the laser pointer for my cat every month. Okay, so go ahead and laugh at me. Only a cat person could turn an iPod into a toy for their pet, but it works great. This is such a great solution. No batteries needed because the iPod just recharges in the dock.
I got this as a Christmas present, and the person buying it knew what IPOD I had (IPOD Video), but there is nothing on this page or on the packaging to indicate what versions of the IPOD it works with. So disappointed. Amazon needs to modify the item description to indicated which versions of the IPOD this works with and which it doesn't.
The main problem is battery life, but that is not a huge obstacle for brief uses.I put the lanterns on my car key chain. It's convenient, and the torch or flash light really comes in handy in places like Disney World or the road at night when looking at maps: focused light is better than overhead car light.Also, the torch or flash light is brighter than is generally credited. It will not work as a fully functional lantern, but if it's dark enough to warrant a lamp, you can see the ground with 20/20 vision.
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