Altec Lansing inMotion

Streams music from source via either USB dongle or Bluetooth. Remote controls iTunes and paired Bluetooth devices. Susbtantial low-end for a portable unit. Overall sound quality is above average

Despite solid audio quality, the unit distorts at high volumes. No physical iPod dock connection

A simple and highly portable, large pocket-sized speaker that works with both iPods and iPhones, using three AAA batteries for 24 hours of run time. Provides relatively rich sound that continues to sound very good at higher volumes. Neutral black,...

Single driver design has no stereo separation ; system is device-agnostic and doesn't provide any type of iPod or iPhone dock. Full-range speaker inside is good across entire range but a little weaker in treble than competitors. No power port or...

This isn't to say that Orbit-MP3 is perfect. We really liked the way Altec blended the power switch with the speaker grille, but found that it rarely shifts perfectly into either the "on" or "off" position on your first try. In addition to its lack of...

Easy set up, small, surprisingly good sound from small speakers, doubles as an iPod dock, carry bag included, AUX input

Price tag, and simple design might put some off, almost all cases incompatible

The Altec Lansing inMotion speakers are an excellent extension to the iPod for the right niche of consumers.

The Bluetooth speaker is compact and easy to carry

There are only two drivers and no iPod or iPhone dock

We recommend this speaker for its versatility, serving as a standalone speaker and a travel unit.