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good little set of portable speakers for the price. Not amazing, not horrible…exactly what I was expecting!

I bought this speaker for use during travel. I like the built-in cord and overall design. The sound quality is also good with deep base as other have pointed out. However, at the highest volume setting, this speaker turns off automatically after playing for a while. It’s possible that this is a defective piece and I’m returning it for that reason.

I LOVE THIS THING IT WORKS GREAT BUT THE BUTTON IS TO PRONOUNCED IT STICKS UP TO FAR MAKING IT EASY TO TURN ON IN LUGGAGE ECT.

This does what it is suppose to do..however the iPod connector does not “lock” into the iPod. So it can fall out if you aren’t careful. Just be aware of this and know that it does do it’s job but at the same time can drive you up the wall if you expect it to stay put.

I bought it to replace my original cable that came with my iPod, but had I known this was a cheap imitation of the one from iPod I would have spent more money to get a more durable cable.

Okay, the sound of these isn’t great — you’re never going to get *great* sound out of such tiny speakers. But really: you’re not buying these for The Best Sound Evar! You’re buying these for portability, and as far as that goes, these are awesome.

1: They recharge — you don’t have to mess with a bunch of batteries. Who needs that? Batteries are SO annoying to deal with on vacation. 2: they have a nice form factor — they compress and click together which makes them easy to store and carry. 3: The sound is actually quite good: Not super loud, but rich enough that I was able to listen to some Beethoven in the evenings on vacation and not be totally disappointed. 4: They’re not too expensive, especially compared to the competition.

One complaint – the really superbright power-indicator LEDs! We had to unplug these every night because otherwise the annoying LEDs were too bright and cast a weird blue glow into the room. Sort of annoying because we couldn’t have music to fall asleep to.

Basically, I just wanted to be able to play music on my vacation and not have to bring my laptop. These did the job just fine.

I use them on the road. Takes some time to set up but the sound is like much bigger speakers

I like to hook up my iPod to whatever vehicle I’m driving when I’m at work, and twice I tried the more convenient retractable MP3 audio input cable, I think the brand might have been Belkin or Realtec or one of the big brands that make iPod accessorys. However, both times the hardware falls short- within weeks of use, it was necessary to twist the cable around because it was losing contact, and within months it just quit.
This Monster cable is solid and well built. I don’t forsee any of the same problems that I had with the more cheaply-made retractable cables. Monster makes quality products that are built to last- I still use Monster cables from my first surround sound system at home that I purchased in 2000.

My son needed a new clock radio and I decided to go with one that could accept a MP3 player as an auxiliary device and I wanted to make sure the connecting cable wasn’t going to be the weak link — as they say, your system is only as good as the worst component.

This is a great quality cable — not a think twisty thing — with strong joins at the both end connectors.

The Zune sounds great playing through the Boston Acoustics HDUOIPW Duo-I Plus iPhone/iPod Dock AM/FM Stereo Radio and Clock Functions (Gloss White).

My only issue with the setup is that there is significant interference with the BA Radio causing a lot of static. It isn’t clear whether this is due to the cable, or more likely — the Zune, docking station and power cord for the Zune. But fortunately, hooking up and removing the Zune is so easy that isn’t a huge issue.

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These things are small but the sound is large enough to disturb people in the next room. Easy to use, easy to transport, and easy on the ears. If you need speakers, these will do the job. Kind of cute too.