Reviews and Problems with Bose SoundDock Digital Music System
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Bose SoundDock Portable
AskMen.com
20 December 2012
Excerpt: Overpriced and not exactly as portable as what the competition offers, the Bose SoundDock Portable isn’t that different from its non-portable sister model.
Conclusion: 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...
Pros: Ear-splitting volume levels; great sound; wireless remote.
Cons: Large and heavy; incompatible with older iPods; can't be connected to a computer; lacks deep-bass output; expensive.
Excerpt: By Peter Sugarman Last year, I was getting ready to move from Virginia to Utah. I'd been living in the woods for about eighteen years, and had been an acquisitive fella...
Conclusion: A 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?
Excerpt: The SoundDock is Bose’s attempt to impress iPod owners who are looking for a convenient docking solution without sacrificing style and sound. Among casual consumers,
Pros: Premium sound quality; compact design; charges iPod; remote control included
Cons: Does not sync your iPod; you pay a premium price
Summary: If you want better it won’t be hard but be willing to pay more…a lot more. However, if you had £200 lying around it won’t hurt to purchase this as it still does what you...
Excerpt: At some point towards the end of the last century, Bose products became shorthand for a sort of loft-living, upwardly mobile lifestyle that we were all invited to aspire