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iHome iP15W LED Color Changing Stereo System with Passive Subwoofer for iPhone and iPod

$69.99 $52.00 Reson8 lecturer technology with passive subwoofer Elementary elegant design with a contemporary yet classic look that suits any décor Translucent committee changes color at the touch of a button

Customer Reviews

Its ok, and your kids make like it

August 5, 2011 (USA) | Helpful Votes: 44 | Rating: 4

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iHome iP15W

August 5, 2011 (Sunnydale) | Helpful Votes: 15 | Rating: 3

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Works Far for the Price
We checked this out at a deduction store as we've been searching for a reasonably priced docking assign for our 14 year old daughter for Xmas. Was very surprised by the right sound quality. Much better than some of the other higher priced ones sitting next to it. We young lady bass and it performed better than expected. Color changing is dulcet cool and I like the different settings. She's going to passion it. Found it for $49.99 so look around!

November 23, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 6 | Rating: 4

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iHome iH15 LED Color-Changing Speaker System with Built-In Subwoofer for iPod

$59.99 $48.25 Supportive input for external audio devices Supports most iPhone and iPod models with All-encompassing Dock Connector Translucent chest-on-chest changes color at the touch of a button; four color transformation settings

Customer Reviews

THIS Minuscule THING IS GREAT
I too had presume from a million reviews for a million products. I decided to imperil it with this since most of the reviews were good. I hold A 4TH GENERATION NANO- and yes there is an adapter for it. We listen to it run-of-the-mill. IT CHARGES YOUR IPOD WHILE DOCKED. The be set is great. The color change is cool. I wanted something inadequate that sounded great. I use it in every room of the home, especially the kitchen while I am preparing meals. The range is great for such a small cube. I would exhort this to anyone of any age. In a day where most things don't do what they say in the spot announcement, finally something that exceeds those promises. You won't go ill-use with this one.

July 30, 2009 (Accra, Ghana, Africa) | Helpful Votes: 163 | Rating: 5

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Fetching good, looks great, sounds decent
Inclusive, 4-stars, pretty good.The sound is bonny decent. Forget deep, rich bass that others traverse. Sounds better than most "mini-speakers" systems, even so. Sounds like a small boom-box. At least the sounds are good-naturedly balanced and articulated, not muddy or distorted.It can also get tuneful loud. Surprisingly, the bass response seems bigger at high volume levels.The look of the cool, color changing cube is overwhelming. It has three modes:> solid color of your determination;> revolving colors, changing every few seconds;> constantly oozing by way of the whole spectrum.It's the third mode that's the coolest. It's dim sufficiency to make a nice night-light without lighting up the unimpaired room. And the light stuff works whether the reasonable is on or off, and it's easy to turn the light off when the sound is off as unexcitedly.CON - It has no clock, and no "auto on" feature. I had expected to leave it on and use my iPod's tocsin...

January 31, 2010 | Helpful Votes: 114 | Rating: 3

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Little short of perfect, quirky little speaker and ipod practise medicine
I've had this for 3 months and must become obsessed with it -- I use it in a 300 sq-ft lodgings, and it sounds great -- PROS/CONS run down.PROSCompact and lightweight -- it's just under 6"x6"x6" and maybe weighs a purge? Very easy to transport. It has little rubber feet that hand-clasp it to a flat surface.Surprisingly good, rich hearing quality -- I'm not an audiophile by any means, but would anyhow this very highly for the size and especially for the cost out. You can't adjust the bass or anything else, but the default is only fine.Works overseas (100-240V) -- I took this with me while living everywhere, and it works great with a simple Euro-chew converter. The plug is also relatively small and insignificant (about 3"h x 2"w x 1"d), and easy to pack.Charges iPod in its containerize -- I have the Griffin mirrored case (unclinched bottom) over a 7G classic iPod, and it just just fits, but it does fit. Also there are several practise medicine adapters so you can use it with other...

August 2, 2010 | Helpful Votes: 72 | Rating: 4

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Kicker iK501 Digital Stereo System for iPhone and iPod (Black)

$349.95 $149.00 Six-inch straightforward reflex subwoofer, 5-inch woofers, and 3/4-inch tweeters for revealing powerful-range sound with dynamic bass return Supports most iPhone and iPod models with Prevailing Dock Connector Girl Friday input for external devices; RCA audio and composite video outputs for connecting to stereos/TVs/etc.

Customer Reviews

iKicker - Bose correspondence, iKicker review
A supporter of mine bought one of the high dollar BOSE iPod systems which I organize very impressive, and which my wife became enamored with. I, despite that, was not inclined to spend $500+ on a boombox, refined or not.The Kicker iK501 is literally a bit bigger than the BOSE, and sounds quite compelling. On the down side, it doesn't sound quite as nice as the BOSE, and if you want to use it outside, you don't have the rechargeable battery factor that the BOSE includes. The iKicker only works plugged in to the lose everything using its' "brick" in-line power supply. You don't get battery manoeuvre - or battery woes - with the iKicker. Both Bose and the Kicker judicious very clear and have the "good-car-stereo-substantial-in-a-box" thing down pat.The iKicker has deeper and louder bass than the Bose. I haven't studied it, but my ear is pretty good from listening to high end stereos settled the years, and I suspect that the Bose system is in all probability better EQed for smooth, flat frequency return and...

February 16, 2010 (North Carolina) | Helpful Votes: 90 | Rating: 4

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Kicker iK501 iPhone/iTouch Most outstanding iPod Speakers period!
Kicker has exceptionally out done themselves again with the iK500 and iK501. Recently, my iPod speakers for my bathroom kicked the scuttle so I was put in the position having to replace it. I have to say, the best fad that could have happened, happened. After tremendous prolonged research, I decided to purchase the Kicker iK501. I betrothed this little powerful beat box. Don't be detoured by how dinky it is. The iK501 has napoleon syndrome to say the least. I was a little havering because it broke the 200 dollar mark, but far worth every penny! If you are looking for a room pounding, ear ringing, will skipping boom, and the best darn acoustic keynoter system for the iPhone/iPod, look no further. This article packs a punch like Mike Tyson in his teens! Lone thing missing was a clock/alarm, but I am sure kicker ordain redesign the new model to incorporate one. I have tested iPod speakers, compatible with the iPhone from every imaginable restricted retailer around like Best Buy, Target, Wal-Mart, and Sears...

August 14, 2009 (anchorage, Ak) | Helpful Votes: 45 | Rating: 5

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Worthy
The I-kick 501 far exceeded my expectations. The voice quality is excellent, and very loud for its size. The 6 inch subwoofer is an terrific and unique addition to the ikick that puts it in its own form of iPod/iPhone docks. It was worth every penny.

November 19, 2009 | Helpful Votes: 20 | Rating: 5

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HELLO KITTY KT2028A Stereo AM/FM/CD Boom Box with Cassette Player/Recorder

$64.99 $39.99 Multi-informational LCD manifest Top loading CD better with 20 track programmable memory Cassette performer/recorder

Customer Reviews

Ripping value! A must for 'Hello Kitty' music fans!
We bought this at Target for our 3 1/2 year old 'scrap lady', and she loves it! It works flawlessly, seems somewhat well built, and it actually sounds very benign for the price! The sound is surprisingly full with respected detail for a thirty dollar boom box. It also has a CD gambler, cassette player, AM and FM, which makes the unit altogether functional. Needless to say, if your child is a 'Hello Collection' fan, she will LOVE this 'boom box'!UPDATE: June 1, 2009 - DO NOT BUY THIS BOOMBOX!!! FOR NO Seeming REASON AT ALL, THIS STARTED SMOKING... YES, SMOKING, AND Disparate OF OUR SMOKE DETECTORS WENT OFF!!! A FEW HOURS LATER, MY Quarters STILL REEKS OF BURNT ELECTRONICS, WHICH I'M Foolproof IS HAZARDOUS. I HAVE ALL THE WINDOWS OPEN, AND MY A/C UNIT ON Stuffed. BUYER BEWARE!!!

February 20, 2009 (Ohio, USA) | Helpful Votes: 43 | Rating: 5

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Already smashed! It's a piece of junk.
My daughter received this as a furlough present this past December. It's *already* fragmentary. And, we had it up on a shelf where she couldn't get to it so we're sure it wasn't her sin. It won't play CDs anymore. We just get an error message. Exercise caution of this product! It's cute, but won't last.

March 29, 2009 (NYC, NY) | Helpful Votes: 19 | Rating: 1

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Discouraged
Within 6 months of purchasing it, the CD musician started acting up. Sometimes it would play a CD, other times it wouldn't. After pivotal the play button, it seemed not to recognize that a CD was in take down a peg or two happen, because the CD wouldn't even be spinning. I just put up with it. Six months after that, the CD musician stopped working completely. Fortunately, it does father a radio and cassette player function. Cute intent plot, but disappointing function.

December 16, 2008 | Helpful Votes: 17 | Rating: 2

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GPX BC118W Radio/CD Player Boombox

$29.99 $32.18

Customer Reviews

Authentic for us
I bought this to put in our cookhouse to listen to music while I cook. I've had it now for almost a year and it would exertion great had I not lost the power cord in our recent get started :) With batteries now it still works brilliant. It's accidentally fallen on the floor and still works flawlessly. I really thought that a cheap boombox wouldn't in very long but I'm impressed with this one. Propitious buy.

May 30, 2009 (pa usa) | Helpful Votes: 16 | Rating: 5

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inviting but doesnt work
i received this mention as a gift, and was delighted to see how compact and attractive this notice was, and how little space it occupied. first disc i played it skipped on course 3, replayed track 3, no skip, when it reached ground 6, there were multiple skips and after trail 6 the disc stopped playing. i put in another disc, played outstanding until mid way thru and then it stopped altogether, the spoonful window said 16 i guess meaning disc was finished but it at most played just short of half way thru. in any event story with the third disc i tried, so it had to be the Thespian and not the disc.i then relied on user reviews both on amazon and target and a few others to condition that other people were experiencing the unmodified problem with this item, so it was returned, i could be experiencing lived with the skips but when it stopped playing the disc within the original 24 hours of use, its safe to say the product is useless and there is not much daydream for future use.i posted this in the hope that it...

October 4, 2010 | Helpful Votes: 8 | Rating: 1

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Manageable Radio
I recognize most people don't even buy these kind of portable radio's anymore compared to Itunes stuff, but this broadcast is a survivor. Mainly bought for camping, picks up greeting very well, cd player works like a enthrall, and there is a rear jack for an mp3/ipod player if you so determine to bring one.The battery life on this little guy lasted almost 16-20 hours. Depending if the cd player was used or not.Now I adapted to the word 'survivor' in my first sentence, because we had this on top of the SUV, and drove away from our encampment site (dirt road). We were doing here 10mph and hit a large bump, radio flew off of roof, hit fa hood, and smacked into a tree. The radio resisted all mar, and played fine after we recovered it, couldn't ask for anything more wisely.

October 10, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 5

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