DLO iBoom

Expert review by : Michael Kobrin (pcmag.com)

DLO iBoom

Separate bass unit': No, THX certification': No, # of channels: 2, Power rating front satellite: 20 watts RMS, # of...

Very portable. Nice carrying case. Versatile feature set. Integrated FM tuner.

Bass is a bit weak. Distortion at higher volumes.

At $99, the iBoom provides a surprising amount of versatility in a very portable package.

Oct, 2005

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Expert review by : Jacob Spindel (mobiletechreview.com)

DLO iBoom

I know, I know. Sometimes iPod and Mac people instinctively obey Steve Jobs almost to the point of being like a bizarre game of "Simon Says." So if you started wanting the iPod Hi-Fi as soon as Jobs touted it as being a cheaper replacement for fancier...

Would've been nice to have either AM radio or syncing capability (or both).

The most unique feature of the iBoom lies directly below the Docking bay: an FM radio. The radio features digital tuning with a brightly backlit display for the current station, as well as two memory buttons for stored stations. I found it slightly...

Mar, 2006

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Expert review by : Dan Frakes (macworld.com)

Portable speaker system brings back the boom box, complete with iPod dock-and a few quirks

Good sound quality and volume level for a portable system ; excellent FM reception ; BoomBag a handy accessory

Plasticky appearance ; quirky radio buttons, volume control, and AC cord access

The iBoom is about the size of a small boombox (12.5" wide by 8" high by 6" deep), featuring an iPod-white plastic body with gray plastic trim, gray plastic buttons, and gray metal speaker grills. Left and right two-way speakers supply the sound, and...

Mar, 2005

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