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In July 2006 I purchased these speakers for my first IPOD. Battery life is good. When traveling I hook up my IPOD so we can all hear podcasts, music, or audiobooks. I've used these speakers for sound in group settings (15 people) and after 2 1/2 years it works like new. I'm now on my fifth IPOD and still using the same speakers.
"Cheap"
2008-03-29
- Reviewed By User: A2VTFVFS9MENMQ
Although it was inexpensive, it really wasn't worth the money. It's cheap! I don't like the base, which is a piece of metal. It's not very steady and looks cheesy. Sound is not bad. I would buy this for a kid but would spend the extra money on a better one for an adult.
WARNING: It drains the AAA batteries even when it is turned off ! The power button is backwards !
++ PROS ++ + Lightweight, weighs less than a pound ! + Foldable, can be easily packed in a backpack or purse, even a large 3 ring binder can hold them + Battery powered, decent battery time, we get at least 12 - 16 hours of usage off 4 Duracell AAA's
-- CONS -- - The AAA batteries will drain even if you don't turn it on, we went on vacation for a week and inserted a fresh set of batteries before we left. When we came back the sound started fading then they drained in less than 30 minutes !! - The power switch, when in the Off position an orange section of paint strip is exposed, red and orange normally means "ON" but not in this device. - Bass is really distorted, but what do you expect from speakers so small, treble is decent and has to be maxed out before it starts to sound tingy.
I wanted a set of iPod speakers which didn't require AC power, like these because they have decent output for something the size of a medium size cucumber. Use them all the time, you can tell when the batteries are getting low because the sound sounds notably distorted, almost like a weak radio frequency.