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Libratone Beat review
If you value simplicity and design over audio quality, the wireless Libratone Beat speaker will be worth considering. But we're not convinced it offers £550 worth of audio oomph. Read more
16 December 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Orbitsound T12 review
You can use the Orbitsound T12 soundbar and subwoofer system to play back music, via its iPod and iPhone dock, or to upgrade your TV's rubbish built-in speakers. While its sound quality didn't blow our mind, we were impressed by its unusual ability to deliver stereo sound no matter where you are in the room Read more
30 July 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Vestalife Ladybug review
Lovers of insects, iPods and speaker docks may well feel they've hit the jackpot with the Ladybug. The cutesy concept won't appeal to everyone, but those who can stomach it will find the Ladybug offers decent sound quality across most sound genres and some handy features Read more
29 July 2009 by Jasmine France
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Logitech Pure-Fi Express Plus review
Logitech's Pure-Fi Express Plus rolls in around £50 and is a simple, compact stereo speaker for iPods and iPhones. It has a built-in clock and alarm that can be used at home or taken on the road, as long as you're willing to splurge on a set of six AA batteries that power the unit when you cut the cord Read more
14 November 2008 by David Carnoy
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JBL On Stage IIIP review
The JBL On Stage IIIP portable speaker unit is designed for iPhones, among other iPods and MP3 players, as it shields against mobile phone interference. The compact, £70 system isn't the boomiest one out there, but its small footprint and understated design will make it appealing for some Read more
14 November 2008 by Jasmine France
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Gear4 BassStation review
Feast your eyes -- and ears -- on Gear4's BassStation. This 2.1 iPod speaker system's white plastic styling is close to Apple's old iPod Hi-Fi. With a wallet-friendly, low price tag, the BassStation is perfect for bedrooms or kitchens, or works well as a party boombox Read more
1 April 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Roth Music Cocoon MC4 review
The Roth Music Cocoon MC4 valve amp for iPods produces smooth sounds that are warm and pleasing. Bass is natural, while cymbals and hi-hats have an organic feel to them. It also comes with plenty of connections for hooking up MP3 players or the TV for video-playing iPods Read more
15 November 2007 by Frank Lewis
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Gear4 StreetParty Size 0 review
This is a speaker system for anyone on the move. As its name implies, it has a supermodel-slim design and will easily squeeze into your full rucksack. When you're heading for a weekend in the Lake District, these speakers stow away and provide good sound quality for small spaces Read more
13 September 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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Gear4 HouseParty Blu review
This charming little speaker set features both a dock for all kinds of iPods and Bluetooth capability for syncing with your phone or MP3 player. While it lacks some power in bass reproduction, it's certainly loud enough for a kitchen or bedside Read more
19 June 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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Oregon Scientific iBall review
Oregon Scientific's iBall wireless speaker system, although having some flaws, makes for a great device to use at parties. The speaker itself is a white orb that looks like a 1970s version of futuristic design and the audio quality gets loud enough to use during garden barbeques Read more
1 March 2006 by John Frederick Moore
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