Tired of constantly peeling your iPod from its case to use your docking station or iPod speaker system? Does attaching dock-mounted accessories like a voice recorder make you speechless? Thanks to the Sendstation Dock Extender, thats all a thing of the past.

No matter what case you own, SendStations Dock Extender has been designed to fit it. Your Dock Extender uses the same compact iPod plug as found on the standard iPod docking cable from Apple, so its compatible with all cases that have a dock connector opening.  Note, excludes Otterbox Defender and we have also heard that the iBand might not be suitable either.

Your Dock Extender comes equipped with a matching Universal Dock insert [1] with a removable support and three interchangeable bumper caps. Its like a good friend, one you can lean on: All iPods in all cases are welcome to take a break and recharge. (All 30 pins are passed through, so any other iPod feature works too, of course).

Available in black and white.

1. The Universal Dock standard was introduced by Apple in 2005. Since then every iPod with 30-pin dock connector ships with a matching Universal Dock insert, a white plastic part which fits into the docking cavity of those docking stations and speaker systems for the iPod, which are built to Apples Universal Dock standard. This standard can only be found on officially licensed, Made for iPod&rdquo badged accessories, though its not mandatory. The SendStation Dock Extender includes a Universal Dock insert, which follows the exact same standard.