This is a well-designed speaker system that can also act as a dock. However, its sound quality doesn't match its sleek look. The lack of a remote control, hard to press buttons and poor sound quality at higher volume levels means users should give this a miss.

The Portable Sound Laboratories iMainGo is a cheap portable speaker system that will suit people on a budget that also crave superior audio quality.

An appealing choice for those interested in style over substance, anyone else should probably steer clear of this product.

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An average sounding system that distorts heavily at high volumes, the M602 will not satisfy listeners with a penchant for loud music.

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

A convenient and compact accessory that adds three options to your iPod.

The i-PODiUM is ultimately let down by poor sound quality. This is a shame as the universal device support as well as charging and synchronising capabilities show there is potential for this to be a very useful unit.

A great speaker unit for anyone who needs a portable audio system

The portability and durability of this product make it an attractive option if you are content with only ever owning an iPod mini or nano.

Cygnett GrooveTime has the right price, although sound quality is average and the controls are awkward to use.

The sound quality and high price tag make it hard to justify buying a portable speaker package like this solely for its design.