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REVIEW DATE:02.16.05
Bose and Apple both produce elegant products that command high prices by emphasizing design, innovation, and ease of use. So we're not surprised that Bose would produce an iPod-docking speaker system that's the best-sounding portable speaker we've heard—and the costliest.
The SoundDock is designed to be used only as an external speaker system for late-model iPods. If this is what you're looking for — and if you can live with its hefty price tag and not-so-portable size and weight — you'll be knocked out by its outstanding sound quality and lease-breaking volume levels.
Ear-splitting volume levels; great sound; wireless remote.
Large and heavy; incompatible with older iPods; can't be connected to a computer; lacks deep-bass output; expensive.
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