Noxon 2 Audio

Excellent favourites management

iTunes users won't like lack of AAC support

Only the lack of AAC support lets the Noxon down

Detailed, balanced delivery ; great feature list

Just not a big enough sound for the money

A real jack-of-all-trades, but it doesn’t sound perfect

A compact and funky iPod dock with internet radio to boot, but we'd prefer the sound to be a bit chunkier

Internet radio is cheap and diverse, and enables you to discover music and expand your horizons. Now Terratec has provided an easy way of sharing your spoils with the rest of the family.

Connects you to over 2,500 radio stations without a computer - including BBC stations

Odd design, confusing remote and menu, awkward built-in menu system

Internet radio is a fantastic addition to any household and the Noxon 2 is among the best units on the market. Its iPod control is a let-down, however - it would be better if it acted as a throughput and speaker system rather than providing its own menu.

I have seen the Belkin USB Anywhere advertised for £22.14 from the first link below

Following the release of the original Noxon product about 18 months ago, Terratec has now developed the . This piece of kit sets out to handle your audio needs in different locations by combining features such as wireless technology, Internet radio...

Solid all round performance, good connection options

Peculiar design, average screen

A good value audio-streaming device that can transfer music from your computer or internet connection and play it through a stereo or any other speakers you might have lying around.