The Tango Studio is a largely unremarkable iPod speaker system and the lack of FM radio presets is a strange omission.

In a sea of portable iPod speaker systems, the i-P22 somewhat differentiates itself with great sound quality, making it a good choice to throw in the car and bring out on the road.

The Creative Labs TravelSound PoPz is inexpensive and has reasonable sound quality but it's hampered by a low volume output.

For the price, we really can't complain about the Xa-10. This compact, flat panel set of speakers that will do the job for those who aren't too fussed about sound quality.

A simple yet intuitive device which saves space in your car

If you listen to music while you exercise, then why not have some data analysis of your workout to spur you on to greater heights.

Don't expect great sound quality, but the convenience factor and price are advantages.

Although limited to iPod nano's, the improvements made on the original PocketParty make this worth a look.

The i-Rocks MP3 case is a below average sounding unit, but its draw-card is the convenience factor

Nano and Video iPod owners need to look elsewhere, but for everyone else, the TuneCommand should serve you well.

It’s not perfect, but the small, compact and easy to use iPod Radio Remote is a handy accessory. The ability to connect two headphone jacks while listening is an excellent feature as well.

The SBA220 sports a unique two-speaker design that has its advantages and disadvantages. At this price, we can’t complain about the sound quality though, so it’s a good buy.