Sleek design and very budget friendly price, easy setup, compatibility with nearly all iPods and other MP3 players.
Less than stellar sound quality, not easily portable.
Justin Whitaker The initial listening sessions with the iCube II proved that it is relatively capable of handling different genres of music. It won’t blow you away when you first hear it – my initial impression was that the iCube II performs...
Charges your iPod
Allows your iPod to sync with your computer
Cool use of color and retro design
No remote
Do you like your gadgets to have some color and that retro-style? Well if so, boynqs iCube II speaker and docking system might be something to add to your collection. boynq is an award-winning manufacturer of PC accessories and audio products. They are kn...
Great price, cool design, fits most “older†iPods, has line in for newer models and shuffle, can charge iPod as well as sync to computer, cables included, available in both “boy†and “girl†model...
Sound is decent, but at the end of the day sounds like a $49 speaker
Available in both pink and black, the Sabre and iCube II both present interesting and compelling designs that will likely catch the eye of budget-minded speaker shoppers this holiday season. The Sabre is the better sounding of the pair, but not by much, a...
Abstract: The Boynq iCube II is a nice little iPod speaker system with the operative word being "little." Its chock full of thoughtful touches not usually found in such a small (or relatively inexpensive) speaker system. For example, there are separate bass and...
Abstract: Maybe I’m going crazy, but I swear the baby growing inside my wife’s belly has been speaking to me from the womb, forcing me to look at things from a new, often disturbing perspective. Take hardware, for instance. I’m not a great appreciator of “c...
As a revision to prior iCube, this small (4” cubed) speaker system includes an iPod charging dock and separate drivers for left and right channel audio. Includes bass and treble controls, a glowing power light, and audio cables to connect the cu...
Sound quality is good overall for the price, though neither volume nor bass is truly powerful.
Last November, we reviewed Boynq’s original iCube (iLounge rating: B-), a 4” cube that housed left- and right-channel speakers and an iPod dock. Somewhat sloppy in internal execution despite its clean, simple exterior, the iCube had a few...
