iLounge reviews the Speck ToughSkin for iPod classic and writes, “It has the same general profile and features as the fifth-generation iPod classic ToughSkin we reviewed two years ago, including a detachable belt clip and nub that are no longer part of the iPod nano version. It still uses a rubber spacer to enable […]

iLounge reviews the Speck SeeThru and writes, “Overall, like Contour’s iSee touch, Speck’s SeeThru for iPod touch is a good but not great iPod case. Rather than try and push the envelope on protection, Speck’s major contributions to the IPod touch case collection are in looks and thinness—at least, without the belt clip—which some […]

Digital Trends reviews the mStation 2.1 Stereo Tower and writes, “The mStation 2.1 Stereo Tower is a ridiculously good-sounding iPod audio system. The bass is so strong, you’re almost guaranteed to upset your neighbors - and while they’re freaking out, you’ll be enjoying the sweet sonic waves washing all over you. This is an […]

Digital Trends reviews the Zeppelin iPod Dock by Bowers & Wilkins and writes, “We’ve always had a lot of respect for B&W, as they don’t cut corners when it comes to building some really sweet speakers. The Zeppelin continues this tradition and adds a design that benefits sound quality even more than it does […]

Digital Trends reviews the iPod nano and writes, “The 3rd generation iPod nano is one of the most enticing iPods Apple has ever produced. It’s thin, sexy, easy to use, holds plenty of music, videos and photos. The sound quality is impressive - seemingly better than earlier iPod nanos. Video quality is great, too…Downsides? […]