Typical price: £279
What is it: Portable iPod speaker system
What we think: Great portable system, but the sky-high price isn't altogether justified
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 30 November 2007
Tags: Bose, Bose SoundDock Portable, sound quality, performance, paper
We like:
Sound quality; build; design
We don't like:
Touch-sensitive controls; price
You might also need:
iPod
CNET UK judgement:
A great portable iPod system with amazing sound quality, but its sky-high price isn't fitting for such a limited feature set. However, if you can afford it and you value sound quality, you'll be very happy
Full review:
The original Bose SoundDock is a popular choice for iPod owners -- it offers a more impressive audio experience than many other competing systems. With the SoundDock Portable that performance can be taken on the move thanks to a beefy battery pack. But at £280, does the added portability justify the £80 premium? Continue Reading...
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