$0-50 iPod Speaker

Cyber Acoustics Portable iPod Speaker

Cyber Acoustics is not a well known name, but it has produced one of the best selling, inexpensive iPod docks around. This ~$40 speaker system has been a best seller for many months. It features great sound for its small size, is able to function with batteries or an AC adapter, and a nice carrying case is included free of charge. Although you may not be familiar with the Cyber Acoustics brand – the over 230 reviews at Amazon are hard to overlook.

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$50-150 iPod Speaker

Logitech Pure-Fi Anywhere 2

Logitech’s Pure-Fi Anywhere 2 is an update to the very popular Pure-Fi range. This compact system uses four speakers to create high quality sound from a small package. It includes a built in rechargeable battery – saving you money on batteries, and providing 10 hours of playback time. An AC adapter is included as well for listening at home and recharging the battery. Additional features include a convenient remote control, and the ability to recharge your iPod or iPhone so it does not run out of power. These speakers did not make our last best-of list – but a price drop bringing the system under $100 makes it a clear favorite in this price bracket.

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$150+ iPod Speaker

Bose Sounddock 10

Bose’s Sounddock 10 absolutely sets the standard for iPod and iPhone compatible speaker systems.  The system features Bose’s signature, expansive, bass filled sound in a stylish package. It includes all the best features, such as an auxiliary audio input, the ability to output video from your iPod to your TV, and a remote that can control all the critical functions of both the system itself and your iPod. To really put things over the top, Bose has also included Bluetooth on its Sounddock 10, allowing your stereo-bluetooth compatible phone to transmit sound without wires.

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iPod Compatible Clock Radio

Philips DC 315/37 iPod & iPhone Clock Radio

The Philips DC 315/37 is a very attractive, LED based clock radio for the iPod and iPhone. It’s a very functional alarm clock – featuring dual alarms and gradually increasing volume allowing you to gradually wake to the music of your choice. In addition, it’s a fantastic speaker system, featuring great sound, the ability to charge your iPod or iPhone, an FM tuner, and an auxiliary audio in. It’s a popular system at a great price.

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$0-50 iPod Speaker

Cyber Acoustics Portable iPod Speaker

Cyber Acoustics has produced a sweet little system in this small iPod Touch compatible dock. It has impressive sound for its size, can run on batteries or an AC adapter, and includes a convenient carrying pouch. You may not have heard of Cyber Acoustics, but the 180+ customer reviews on Amazon are very reassuring.

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$50-150 iPod Speaker

Altec Lansing inMotion iMT620

Altec Lansing’s iMT620 is one of the newest in their popular inMotion speaker line. It is designed for compatibility with both the iPod Touch and iPhone, including shielding so the iPhone’s radio does not produce interference. The system features excellent sound, a remote control, a built in rechargeable battery, and an AM/FM tuner, making it an excellent value in this price range.

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$150+ iPod Speaker

Bose Sounddock  Series II

Bose, as one of the first companies to produce iPod speakers, is rightly famous for their high-end sound and style. This system continues that tradition, with new styling and compatibility with both the iPhone and iPod Touch.

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iPod Compatible Clock Radio

Sony ICFCD3IP CD Clock Radio

Sony created a unique design for their iPod compatible clock radio. This alarm clock works with both the iPod Touch and iPhone. It includes a CD player, and is designed to be placed beside your bed as a clock/alarm. In case you do not always have your iPod on its dock, the Sony has a tray that slides into the unit for a sleek look even without your iPod attached.

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The LiveSpeakR is highly rated for the large amount of sound produced by a very compact set of speakers. It includes an internal, rechargeable battery – obviating the need for buying batteries, and helping offset the system’s price.

Your iPod Touch or iPhone connects to the LiveSpeakR by plugging in a regular headphone audio cable to your iPod’s audio jack, and connecting the charging cable to the bottom or your iPod.

The LiveSpeakR has a couple special features which will appeal to iPhone owners. It is shielded from cell-phone signals, meaning you do not have to put your phone in airplane mode in order to avoid interference. Second, the system also is helpful for use as a speaker phone, allowing you to amplify the iPhone’s sound and make hands-free calls.

If you’re looking for a unique, very portable iPod Touch or iPhone speaker, the LiveSpeakR may be the right choice – check it out at Amazon.

Audioengine is not well known among non-audio enthusiasts, but they are making a name for themselves, primarily by producing powered speakers with excellent sound. Although these look like normal speakers you would hook up to the receiver, being powered means that the speakers include a self-contained power amplifier – plug in you iPod or computer and you are good to go. These speakers are include both a headphone (1/8 inch) jack input and RCA inputs, allowing them to work with nearly any audio device.

Although the Audioengine 2 speakers are small, and include only 15 watts per channel, they put out stellar sound. For a smaller room, they produce plenty of sound and strong, crisp bass. If you are looking for audiophile style sound in a $200 package designed for use with computers and MP3 players – you’ve found the answer.

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The clock itself is round, the shape of the CD’s which it opens up to accomodate. Everything, including the display is silver or black, and there is a slide-out dock for connecting your iPhone or iPod Touch.

The iPod dock in Sony’s clock radio is full-featured, capable of both charging and controlling an iPod or iPhone. This allows you use the unit’s included remote to both control the Sony’s volume and choose songs on your iPod. As with most similar units, there is a line in for connecting other audio devices.

When morning comes, the ICFCD3iPSIL has an included alarm, which can wake you to an iPod, iPhone, CD, buzzer, or the unit’s AM/FM radio. A dual alarm is included. The system is also able to utilize automatic time set and automatic daylight savings time to make sure you are always woken at the proper hour.

If you’re looking for a stylish addition to your bedroom, this Sony alarm clock is a great choice – check it out at Amazon. An please, rate it below!

Altec Lansing’s T612 is a reasonably priced iPod speaker system with great sound. It has a pair of 3 inch spaeakers, a pair of 1 inch tweeters, and 60 watts RMS power. As the numerous reviews on Amazon attest, this is one good sounding system.

The T612 includes most of the convenience features you might find in an iPod system. It is a fully fledged dock, able to charge your iPod or iPhone as you’re listening to music. The system also includes a 3.5mm headphone in jack for listening to other devices, and a small remote control.

If you are using Altec Lansing’s T612 for an iPhone, it has one more convenient feature – the system is shielded so you don’t need to worry about interference from cell phone signals! You don’t have to put your phone in airplane mode. It can stay on, receive calls, and the system automatically reduces the volume so you can talk.

If you’re looking to purchase a T612, check out its page on Amazon.