Compare Prices : Bose Sound Dock

Review summary: It's raining iDocks. If you've got the dough for it, go for it!

Cons: A little bulky, Supports only iPods (no external audio input), Expensive ;

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Review summary: Well, the fact that the speakers reproduced sound from the iPod at all has to count for something.

Verdict: The build quality is quite good if you overlook the hinged dock connector, which felt a bit flimsy. The unit works with any iPod (bar the first and second generation models) with one of four included interchangeable dock adapters. Despite being quite ...

Pros: Superb volume levels, Unsurpassed sound quality from a unit this size, Excellent bass

Cons: Only works with iPods, Expensive, No Bass or Treble Controls

Verdict: It's extremely expensive, but if you're after quality then you can't go wrong with the SoundDock.

Review summary: Let's get one thing straight: these aren't the kind of speakers you throw in your tote or suitcase for travel. If that's your bag, check out offerings such as Altec Lansing's inMotion iM3 or imMini portable speakers. The SoundDock measures nearly a ...

Pros: Great sound, very good 3D separation for a system this small. Excellent volume that doesn't distort. Sound is never harsh and bass is clear. Works with all iPods except the Shuffle and charges your iPod too. Remote has good range. Easy to move from ...

Cons: EQ and compression not perfect for classical music, consider the Klipsch iGroove instead or the Altec Lansing inMotion iM7. No 3.5mm jack to use speakers with other portable audio devices. Must be plugged into AC, can't use batteries ;

Verdict: Great sound from a relatively small system. Music sound is always pleasing with a surprising overall richness. The Bose have good bass and the highs are strong, though a tad under-emphasized. The SoundDock Digital Music System is definitely good ...