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Easy setup, Wide signal range, No obvious sound deterioration, Exceptionally convenient, Supports non-iPod devices
High priced luxury item
Many of us have iPod speakers, but not all of them have remotes - and even the ones that do can be a pain to use. After all, if youre sitting on the sofa, you cant read the iPod screen from the other side of the room, leaving the remote redundant for...
Resumen: Now Quite often when I’m reviewing hardware or software, I end up focusing on what the product can’t do. If I find myself asking, “Wouldn’t it be great if ... ?” too much, I give it a lower rating. Every now and again, though, I’ll review a product wh...
Resumen: iSkin’s Cerulean TX/RX provides a simple method of listening to iPod music via Bluetooth wireless connection. The package has two parts - the TX is a little Bluetooth transmitter that connects either to an iPod or to a computer, while the RX is a re...
Resumen: iSkin Cerulean TX+RX Stereo Bluetooth Transmitter and Receiver Today, we’re reviewing three different Cerulean wireless product packages. This review covers Cerulean TX + RX ($150), which bundles an iPod- and iPhone-compatible Bluetooth 2.0...
Resumen: Ive tested a lot of iPod speakers over the years, many of which included remote controls. And while the design and sound quality varied greatly among them, they all suffered from two huge flaws in my book: Most remote controls didnt let you control s...
Turns your iPod into a remote control. Decent range. Streams from PC or Mac as well.
Sound quality is weak at higher frequencies. Occasional drop-off when navigating. Not compatible with some docks, such as the Chestnut Hill George.
These simple connectors stream music from your Apple iPod to a speaker dock via Bluetooth, making your iPod act more like a remote control. But beware, audiophiles: The sound quality isnt perfect, though its fine for backyard use or a party....
Publicación: 2007-06-01, Autor: Jasmine , crítica de: cnet.com
Resumen: If you want a wireless audio experience--whether at home or on the go--youre going to need some components. Bluetooth 2.0 (aka A2DP aka stereo Bluetooth) offers a simple and effective way to cut the cords between your sound source (MP3 player) and aud...
