Altec Lansing inMotion Max iMT702 Reviews

in the sense that it doesn't require an electrical outlet. Nor does its larger size mean that it gets booming bass. And we heard distortion at higher volumes.

Sturdy, attractive design. Rechargeable battery for added portability. Works with iPods and iPhones

Speakers lack strong bass response. Sound distortion at high volumes. A bit large to be truly portable. No video out. Only four radio presets. Limited remote

The portable inMotion Max iPod dock works with iPhones and sports a cool, rugged lookbut it distorts at high volumes and is less portable than one would hope.

A dock too far?

Portable; Built-in battery; Works with iPhone 3G and older iPods

Design could be improved; Weak battery life; Muddy sound at higher volume levels

At £150, you'll have to be completely sold on the wall-of-sound aesthetics, but we think it'll make most happy.

The Altec Lansing iMT702 is a speaker system that can be used both indoors and outdoors, thanks to its AC adapter and built-in rechargeable battery. It is compatible with most iPods and iPhones and comes with an Auxiliary-in port, which means it can ...

Design ; Rechargeable batteries ; Compatible with iPhone ; Good sound output ; FM ; Remote included ; ESS mode

Overly sensitive touch keys ; Remote has limited range

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