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The editors liked
Decent audio quality
Compact
Well-balanced
Detailed
Open sound. Stylish design.
All-round sound quality
Great remote with strong signal
The editors didn't like
No extra connections
Not worth £250
No auxiliary in. Can’t use batteries. Quite pricey.
All-round sound quality, Great remote with strong signal, Compact
Price, No input other than iPod, Chassis build quality
This black version of Boses award-winning SoundDock was launched last month. The price is unchanged from the white model; the sound is still superb, though sadly no new features have emerged to help justify the price, especially given features on newe...
Abstract: Boses SoundDock is small but satisfyingly heavy. It has an interface for docking an iPod or iPod mini, but no regular line in, so other devices arent supported. The dock interface recharges the players battery and serves as a line-level audio con...
Abstract: The SoundDock is hardly a newcomer to this category, but we didn’t feel right doing an iPod speaker roundup without including Bose’s ultra-popular system. Like the iPod itself, the SoundDock’s design is elegant in its sparseness. It spor...
Abstract: Bose launched the SoundDock more than a year and a half ago, and while a review at that time would have been most helpful for readers had the iPodObserver been in existence, I would argue its more fitting to review the speaker system today, in the con...
Abstract: Looking for big sound from the worlds favorite MP3 player? Though the mighty iPod line of portable music players weigh in at only a few ounces, its possible to fill a large room with tunes using the Bose SoundDock. The premier high end speaker syste...
Abstract: Bose Sound Dock ReviewA Powerful companion whether you are partying or just having a quiet night in, Bose bring their magic touch for quality to iPod amplification, but is it worth the cost?
