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The XtremeMac Luna offers a plethora of alarm options, and it tunes into both AM and FM bands. So... (cnet.com)
The XtremeMac Luna offers a plethora of alarm options, and it tunes into both AM and FM bands. So... (zdnet.com)
alaTest Review Summary
We have collected and analysed 5 expert reviews and 60 user reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 78/100 and users rate it 71/100. The average review date is August 8, 2007. We have compared these reviews to 5814 reviews from other Portable Radios. The alaScore™ for this product is 92/100 = Excellent. Last update: January 8, 2009.
65 reviews
January, 2009
5 Experts
Product Age
60 Users
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The XtremeMac Luna is a decent-sounding tabletop iPod radio with plentiful alarm options and funky chrome knobs--if you're in the market for a bedside speaker unit, don't overlook this one.
The XtremeMac Luna offers a plethora of alarm options, and it tunes into both AM and FM bands. Sound quality at a close range is good, and the remote offers bass and treble controls. Includes auxiliary line input for use with non-iPod MP3 players.
The XtremeMac Luna lacks an autoscan function and you must manually input presets; FM radio reception isn't the greatest. The remote can't navigate through iPod menus.
The XtremeMac Luna ($149.95) isn't really that "one," but some fun design ele...
Lots of great clock radio features; sleek, modern design; good sounding; external audio output
Limited iPod menu navigation; loud buttons; average radio reception
The back of the XtremeMac Luna No More 9 Minutes Thanks to the Luna's customi...
In the market for an iPod alarm clock? XtremeMac's Luna offers minimalist style, unique features, and better-than-expected sound quality at a reasonable price.
Attractive design; unique and useful onscreen menu system; extensive configurability; good sound quality for an iPod clock radio; dual alarms with many options; full-featured remote.
Radio tuning is somewhat confusing, and reception is not as good as that of other radios we've tested; no day-specific alarm settings; remote buttons difficult to press.
The most striking thing about the Luna is its design. At 11.25 by 6.3 by 3.1 inches, it's not much different in size or shape from other alarm clocks. However, instead of a creating yet another product with a mash of buttons, knobs, and switches, XtremeMa...
However, instead of a creating yet another product with a mash of buttons, kn...
I've had this clock radio for a while now. Wi...
Great range of customizable settings. Great sound. Included remote. Looks good.
Poor radio reception.
This was a fine unit until one night it inexp...
Useful alarm feature, decent sound.
Difficult to learn buttons, died after 1 year.
XtremeMac's Luna would have been a great purc...
Nice look and idea
Arrived late and broken
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