Impressive looks and good sound quality means iLuv could be on to a winner with the retro-styled iLuv i9200. While there are criticisms – particularly of the remote and the lack of a line-in port for other devices – we believe this system coul...
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Published: 2008-01-26, Author: Dan , review by: macworld.co.uk
High-quality playback, good iPod integration, attractive good looks, unique four CD system
No line-in, iPod navigation is limited, remote control is poor, lacks EQ controls
Plays CDs, takes all iPods, comes with remote, speakers separate
Design, sound, tacky to touch
With the Apple moving the iPod to an all-new metal look, this docking station will look out of place and more akin to Changing Rooms rather than state-of-the-art living
Price; modern design; decent enough sound quality for the cost
Slight wobble when on the stands; low-def bass
An affordable system for price-conscious modern folk to lap up. Could suit those after a gimmick, but a bit more dosh will get you a much sturdier design, improved sound quality and something a little less pointless ...
Stylish looks and a vibrant, immediate sound quality with both CD and compressed formats allow the iLuv 9200 to get the best out of your digital music library and your physical disc collection, bringing them to life without any of the flatness that hi...
The i9200 is the CD player you've always wanted on your wall – a vertical affair with four discs on show and sliding doors. Sound quality is only OK, lacking bass from the lightweight speakers, it doesn't rip CDs and the remote is poor. However, it does l...
Design, Chargeur 4 CD et iPod, Hautparleurs à deux voies, Prix, Entrée jack pour tous les baladeurs audio
Puissance moyenne, Pas compatible iPod touch et iPhone par le dock
Quelle soit fixée au mur ou posée sur son pied, cette station i9200, qui officie à la fois comme lecteur CD, radio AM/FM et dock iPod, ne passe pas inaperçue. Si ce produit na clairement pas la prétention de concurrencer la qualité des produits Bang &...
