iPhone Speaker Reviews

SkullyBoom SB1 iPhones Speaker Review

Fri, 24 Feb 2012 17:38:00 +0000

	SkullyBoom SB1 iPhones Speaker Review www.iphonespeakerreviews.com Review of the Skullyboom SB1 speaker system	From: iphonespeakers Views: 2371 4 ratings
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Logitech S715i iPhone Speaker Review

Fri, 24 Feb 2012 09:11:00 +0000

	Logitech S715i iPhone Speaker Review www.iphonespeakerreviews.com One of the latest portable, rechargeable iPhone speakers by Logitech.	From: iphonespeakers Views: 2932 5 ratings
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Boombotix BB1 iPhone Speaker Review: Changed my mobile audio life

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 20:11:00 +0000

I wear this thing on my back pack all the time. Whether its bumping tunes or its off, people always ask about it. I have not seen a speaker that offers this level of portability and performance. If you are in the market, I would seriously recommend grabbing the wireless model.

Kicker iK501 iPhone Speaker Review

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 19:11:00 +0000

	Kicker iK501 iPhone Speaker Review www.iphonespeakerreviews.com This is iPhone Speaker Review's review of the Kicker iK501. It's a loud, high quality speaker system. Great build and easy to use. *Note it has a video output in the back not covered in our video. It lets you play videos from your iPhone or iPod. It only plays Standard Definition, maybe in the future Kicker will make a system for HD.	From: iphonespeakers Views: 1492 10 ratings
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Boombotix BB1 Speaker Review by iPhone Speaker Reviews

Sat, 18 Feb 2012 00:42:00 +0000

	Boombotix BB1 Speaker Review by iPhone Speaker Reviews Full Review - goo.gl On Amazon - amzn.to We like the BB1 by Boombotix because it's lightweight, durable, rechargeable, which all makes it an ultraportable iPhone speaker. Even though the BB1 was reviewed with the iPhone in mind, it will work with any audio device with an auxiliary output (1/8" audio jack).	From: iphonespeakers Views: 32 0 ratings
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iHome iA100 Bluetooth iPhone Alarm Clock Review: great gadget

Tue, 14 Feb 2012 06:22:00 +0000

great!!!! I love it!

Case-Mate Phantom iPhone 4s Case Review

Mon, 13 Feb 2012 10:18:00 +0000

	Case-Mate Phantom iPhone 4s Case Review Visit Case-Mate - goo.gl Full Review - goo.gl The Phantom case by Case-Mate is a ruggedly designed case that has a modern style that makes it a cool alternative in the world of cases. This is one of our favorite cases because it is rugged yet still fits into your pocket or bag.	From: iphonespeakers Views: 8 0 ratings
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Case-Mate Barely There Brushed Aluminum Review by iPhone Speaker Reviews

Mon, 13 Feb 2012 10:12:00 +0000

	Case-Mate Barely There Brushed Aluminum Review by iPhone Speaker Reviews Visit Case-Mate - goo.gl Full Review - goo.gl The Barely There Brushed Aluminum by Case-Mate is an iPhone case that is just like it's name; barely there. It looks very stylish with the brushed aluminum back. It is lightweight and protects against scratches.	From: iphonespeakers Views: 250 1 ratings
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iHome iDM69 iPad Speaker Case Review

Tue, 07 Feb 2012 20:26:00 +0000

The iDM69 by iHome is the a case that is also a stereo speaker system. An easily portable and portective case makes the IDM69 an easy choice for convenient...

iHome iD91 iPhone-iPad Alarm Clock Speaker Review

Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:52:00 +0000

The iD91 by iHome is the next alarm clock speaker system featuring a dock that works with an iPad. This alarm clock has great sound and has the best...

iHome iD28 iPhone-iPad Alarm Clock Speaker Review

Mon, 06 Feb 2012 20:31:00 +0000

One of the first of it's kind, the iD28 is an alarm clock speaker system that has a portable rechargeable battery. This is a new design that makes using...

Case-Mate Phantom Review: Ruggedly designed and fits into your pocket

Mon, 06 Feb 2012 17:16:00 +0000

Design: The Phantom by Case-Mate was designed to merge rugged cases with sleek, slim cases and it does this very well. When we first heard about the Phantom the prospect of being able to fit a ruggedly designed iPhone case into my pocket sounded like it had potential. We have found it to have a great design. Construction of the Phantom case is very solid throughout. There is a hardshell plastic cover that houses the iPhone inside of a bigger hardshell-softshell hybrid case. The outer layer feels great to the touch. Much like a soft rubber feeling. This is what gives the case shock protection. After using it for a few days we are confident that this case will protect the iPhone very well. Covered ports and buttons keeps the iPhone from corroding. There are flaps that fold back to reveal the docking ports as well as the silencer and headphones. The lock button and volume controls are covered by a layer of rubber. This case comes with a screen protector. I like that this case is durable and has covered areas. Looks on the Phantom are sleek and modern. If you are trying to steer away from one of those gargantuan, indestructible cases, than this one is a good choice. It comes in several colors. Once again, it’s important to me that the phone fits into my pocket without an issue and this one does. Protection: This case is one of the best designed tough, rugged cases. This is because of how small it is. We think it does a good job in this category. To the touch, the Phantom feels perfect. It is soft yet durable. You can grip it easily so it won’t fall from your hand. Coverage on this Phantom is really well put together. There are only holes for the speakers, camera, and screen. The benefits to this are that the ports and buttons will have a longer life span. Saving your iPhone from corrosion, dust and rust. The downside is that the case is a little bit bulkier than others and it will not dock. Screen protection is good but could be better. Some cases have a plastic cover over the screen that is built onto the case, but the Phantom case comes with a thin screen protector that only protects against scratches. It’s not terrible, but it could have been built into this case. Value: This case is worth the price. It has all the properties of the bulkier rugged cases but is half the size. Weighing the options, It’s a better case for the price because of the convenient of being able to fit it into your pocket or bag. Starting at $50 we have seen the price as low as $30 on amazon. Conclusion: We really like this case. It does exactly what it says it will. I worry very little about my iPhone 4s when using it. Our favorite attributes are that it is small enough to make it convenient while still providing ample protection. Some small criticisms are that we would like to dock the iPhone with the case on and that it does not have a built-in screen protector. These are not big problems. Overall, we have found case to be a great choice.

Logitech s400i iPhone Alarm Clock Review

Thu, 02 Feb 2012 21:57:00 +0000

Wake up in a verity of ways with the Logitech S400i. This alarm clock by logitech introduces great design, multi featured alarm and, of course, great sound. If you're...

Incase Metallic Slider: Great protection from a slender case

Thu, 02 Feb 2012 20:41:00 +0000

Design: The design of the Incase Metallic Slider is cool and convenient. For the time being it is my case of choice. I am particularly impressed with its good design. The Incase Metallic Slider construction is very sturdy. Even though it’s thin (it is slightly thicker than many other similar cases), it provides a more protection but without adding any bulk. To the user, this difference is hardly noticeable, which is I consider this an important feature. Access to the buttons and ports are all open making it easy to adjust volume, dock the iPhone, and plug in headphones. Additionally the removable bottom section makes your iPhone very accessible. With the case on, the iPhone will fit into most docks, but should the situation arise where you can’t dock the iPhone because the case is in the way, this bottom section is easy to remove. Other mentionable factors of this case include the fact it is easy to grip but the paint job is not the best and the texture of the case makes keeps it from sliding around in your hand, while still easily slipping into your pocket. One possible con the end colors were mismatched. It may just have been our review case, but the paint on the removable bottom is a different shade of red than the rest of the case (also looks more glossy). Protection: This case protects very well for it’s slender design. There are cases out there built for super-rugged environments, this case is not. It is built for someone who wants to keep the iPhone in their pocket or purse and not worry about the phone if it takes a small tumble. It also does well to protect from scratches. The hard-shell plastic case is soft to the touch and provides a nice grip. Comparing the plastic on this case to other cases its size there is a difference in thickness that will provide better protection from falls and drops than other cases this size. Like I mentioned earlier, the buttons and ports are not covered which allows for the possibility of dirt and corrosion inside of them. The flip side of exposed ports is easy access for docking, plugging in headphones, etc... For a small lightweight case, easy access is preferred. It would be wise to get a screen protector to go with this case. The case has a lip which provides some front screen protection when the phone is set face down. Even still, scratches on the glass are inevitable and best avoided by using a screen protector. Value: This case will perform well in the long run because it slightly thicker than other cases it’s size. It is less expensive than the more rugged cases, which is nice. The retail cost is around $34. With a little bit of shopping around I have seen it at Amazon for around $23. Conclusion: The Incase Metallic Slider is a slender, convenient case with better protection capabilities than the competition. I like this case because it is easily portable, protects well and keeps iPhone functionality accessible. I did not like the color miss-match. It leaves me looking for new one with better color. Although, out of the cases I have reviewed, I have used this one the most because of it’s design. My suggestion is avoid the “Metallic Raspberry” color unless you call them and are ensured that the color will not miss-match when it arrives.

iHome iP4 iPhone-iPod BoomBox Speaker Review

Mon, 30 Jan 2012 20:08:00 +0000

Bring back that beat from the classic styles of portable boomboxes. Portable music has been a big hit since the 80’s. Now with the iP4 there is a returning...

iHome iD3 iPhone-iPad Studio Series Speaker Review

Mon, 30 Jan 2012 17:08:00 +0000

The iD3 stereo speaker system built for the iPhone and iPad is amazing sounding speaker that fits into any room. It’s elegant design is sleek and modern allowing it...

iHome IP9 iPhone Alarm Clock Review

Sun, 29 Jan 2012 03:13:00 +0000

	iHome IP9 iPhone Alarm Clock Review www.iphonespeakerreviews.com http Review of the iHome iP9 iPhone Alarm clock by Steven Johnson of iPhone Speaker Reviews	From: iphonespeakers Views: 3749 8 ratings
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Case-Mate Barely There Review: Perfect for pant pockets

Thu, 12 Jan 2012 17:38:00 +0000

Design: Barely There means just what it says. This case is soft, sleek, and elegant. It has a matte finish that subtly enhances the iPhone’s modern design. The Barely There works great. We like that it is small, sleek and slender. The plastic is easy to grip and slides into a jeans pocket easily. There are a few improvements that could be made with the design, but overall we think it’s a great case. The case covers the back and sides leaving the top, bottom and front exposed. You get full access to buttons and ports. We don’t like that there is a hole for the Apple logo in the back. We would rather have as much of the back covered as possible. This is simply a personal preference. Protection: Overall this case does a good job protecting against scratches. The polycarbonate plastic hardshell is actually somewhat soft to the touch. It was surprising to see how well it resisted scratching. We took a piece of metal and along with some determination to get scratches on the back of the case. We expect that it will hold up against normal wear and tear very well. Like we mentioned earlier, the buttons and ports are not covered which allows for the possibility of dirt and corrosion inside of them. The flip side of exposed ports is easy access for docking, plugging in headphones, etc... For a small lightweight case, easy access is preferred. This case would work well with a screen protector to keep your iPhone thin and scratch resistant. The lip around the screen could be raised a little more. A larger lip would protect the iPhone when it lays face down, but it starts getting bulky when the lip bulges out. The trade off is either bulky protection or lightweight with less protection. Value: This case is built for portability, looks and convenience. It feels good, has a decent gripping, and protects well against scratches. It won’t protect against heavy damage, but we feel it lives up to it’s expectations in most areas The retail cost of the Barely There is around $25. This is what we would expect to pay for the case, but we have seen deals as low as $11 on Amazon. Conclusion: The Case-Mate Barely There is a great iPhone case for the user that is looking for a lightweight, scratch-resistant solution. It protects well against scratches and still maintains a slim design that fits well in your pocket. Overall, for only being barely there, this case does a great job.

Trident Cyclops Series Case Review

Mon, 09 Jan 2012 20:54:00 +0000

Trident Cyclops Series Details & Features The Cyclops Series by Trident provides the most efficient, durable protection to the iPhone by keeping down the size of the...

Trident Kracken Series Case Review

Mon, 09 Jan 2012 20:09:00 +0000

Trident Kracken Series Details & Features The Kracken series by Trident provides the ultimate amount of protection for your iPhone. Its a hard polycarbonate shell with a...

Case-Mate Barely There Brushed Aluminum Review: Nice !!!!

Sun, 08 Jan 2012 04:48:00 +0000

It's not a case if you are looking for a super protection.

iHome iP46 iPhone Speaker Review

Sat, 07 Jan 2012 04:35:00 +0000

	iHome iP46 iPhone Speaker Review www.iphonespeakerreviews.com This is the iHome iP46 portable iPhone speaker review. *Note - The Speaker is remote control capable but a remote control is not included with it.	From: iphonespeakers Views: 443 3 ratings
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The iPhone 4s works with the Logitech S715i

Fri, 06 Jan 2012 00:46:00 +0000

	The iPhone 4s works with the Logitech S715i This video is a quick response in order to answer a question by one of our followers. Does the iPhone 4s work with the Logitech S715i? Yes, it does. We are using this case: www.iphonespeakerreviews.com	From: iphonespeakers Views: 430 2 ratings
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Logitech Pure-Fi Anywhere 2 iPhone Speaker Review

Mon, 26 Dec 2011 22:15:00 +0000

	Logitech Pure-Fi Anywhere 2 iPhone Speaker Review www.iphonespeakerreviews.com www.iphonespeakerreviews.com Review of the Logitech Pure-Fi Anywhere 2 iPhone/iPod Speaker System	From: iphonespeakers Views: 5131 8 ratings
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Kicker iK150 Review by iPhone Speaker Reviews

Sat, 10 Dec 2011 22:27:00 +0000

	Kicker iK150 Review by iPhone Speaker Reviews www.iphonespeakerreviews.com This is a video review for the Kicker iK150. Check out the link above for the full review.	From: iphonespeakers Views: 637 4 ratings
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CaseCrown Polycarbonate Exo Case Review: Great Design and Value - Not too thick, Not too thin

Thu, 08 Dec 2011 20:25:00 +0000

The design is stylish and solid, offering a fair amount of protection. The case has a very unique and cool look. Attaching the case to the iPhone is simple. At first it seemed too easy to get on and off, but after a few (accidental) drops, I did not worry about the case coming off. The black areas have a matte look while the silver areas have vertical groove texture. These small grooves provide great gripping capability. It’s easy to hold and does not slide around. The case does not show any fingerprints or smudges which is a big plus in our book. If you look closely there are small rough areas left from manufacturing. It looks like this is where the case was cut away from the molding. This is a minor detail, in an otherwise excellent design. Chances are you will only notice them when the case is first put on and you will forget about them soon after. With the polycarbonate material you will see scratches made by objects as hard or harder than teeth. My fingernails do not leave a mark, but concrete certainly will. The important fact here is that the iPhone has been protected. The polycarbonate material will also help absorb the shock from a falls. Around the buttons and ports the case is leveled down to make it easier to reach them. Protection: When it comes to protection the Polycarbonate Exo has done a good job. I have dropped my iPhone several times while using it and there was no damage to the case or the iPhone. The benefits to using this case for protection is that even though it is thicker than some other cases, it still fits into my pockets. The more space between the top of the lip and the front of the iPhone means more protection. Since the case has a high lip, it has a good amount of space between the iPhone glass and the surface it is resting on, when laying face down. This case will not protect from really high drops or falls out of a moving car, but if the iPhone falls from a kitchen table (like mine did) it will probably survive without damage. Value: Buying this case is best if you want good protection but also want a case that is not too bulky. If you want just protection there are better cases. If you want just a slim-fit, scratch resistant case you can find better ones elsewhere. However If you want the best of both worlds, this case rocks. The price is higher. Priced around $28 on the CaseCrown it’s not a good deal. We saw it on Amazon for less than $15, that is a good deal. If you do go with this case you will be getting a good value for your money. Conclusion: Overall I think that the Polycarbonate Exo is one of my favorite cases. This is because it is thick enough and the material is flexible enough to provide good drop and shock protection. Also, the design is sleek and fits into a pocket without issue.

elago S4 Glide Review by iPhone Speaker Reviews

Mon, 05 Dec 2011 10:59:00 +0000

	elago S4 Glide Review by iPhone Speaker Reviews Visit elago - goo.gl Full Review - goo.gl Video review for the elago S4 Glide. This case is a hardshell case that looks nice, is lightweight and is great for those on the go.	From: iphonespeakers Views: 195 0 ratings
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elago S4 Glide iPhone Case Review: Lightweight, tight-fitting design that looks cool

Mon, 28 Nov 2011 19:33:00 +0000

The elago S4 Glide works well as a lightweight, convenient case. It’s strengths are that it adds little bulk or weight to the iPhone, it looks nice, and it has a removable bottom. It’s weaknesses are that it is made from lower quality plastic that shows smudges and scratches and it doesn’t provide adequate protection against large drops. Design: Overall the design is well thought out and it is made from hard plastic which is covered in a polyurethane coating giving it a sleek look. The surface is reflective and shiny like the iPhone. The downside to the case exterior is that smudges and scratches on the case are more apparent. There is a small seam that runs around the outside of the case that could have been removed or smoothed out. This seam makes it obvious where the case was put together which adds a cheapness to the case’s feel and look. One of the best features of this case is the removable bottom half for docking. Many who use iPhone speakers or docks know that cases often can get in the way. Having an easily removable case bottom solves this problem. With some audio cables the case gets in the way around the headphone jack. It fits the Apple designed headphones but other types of headphones did not fit. Protection: The S4 Glide is a great option for protection against small accidents. It is not made to withstand being submerged under water or trampled over by horses, but if your phone falls a couple of feet it should be fine. It will do well against scratches because it covers nearly the whole phone and also comes with a screen protector to keep the front glass on the iPhone from getting scratched. Value: The price is set high for a plastic case that offers only minor protection. This case’s value is in how well it blends with the iPhone 4/4s glass. Conclusion: The elago S4 Glide is protects against small amounts of damage and looks cool. Overall this case fits the style of the iPhone’s look, fits tightly around to provide hardly noticeable weight and protects against small amounts of damage. This case is designed for looks, light weight construction and convenient size.

Altec Lansing inMotion Max iPhone Speaker Review Video

Fri, 22 Oct 2010 04:03:00 +0000

	Altec Lansing inMotion Max iPhone Speaker Review Video www.iphonespeakerreviews.com www.iphonespeakerreviews.com	From: iphonespeakers Views: 1334 1 ratings
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Logitech Pure-fi Anytime iPhone Alarm Clock Review

Mon, 11 Oct 2010 13:21:00 +0000

	Logitech Pure-fi Anytime iPhone Alarm Clock Review www.iphonespeakerreviews.com www.iphonespeakerreviews.com	From: iphonespeakers Views: 325 0 ratings
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