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iPod Universal Dock Station with Remote

iPod Universal Dock Station with Remote

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Brand: THE88
Category: CE

Buy New: £6.50



New (6) from £6.50

Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars 5 reviews


EAN: 5055259715811

Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days

Features:
  • Remote control to listen to your favorite tunes through speakers.
  • Play, pause, skip and adjust volume.
  • The dock is powered by usb which can be via pc or the usb adaptor
  • Extremely stylish and tidy way of charging your iPod
  • Exclusive by THE88

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Editorial Reviews:

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Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Good build quality   November 22, 2007
J. Hepworth (Huddersfield, UK)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful

Was pleasantly surprised when I received this.
The build quality is excellent. Almost as nice as Apple's dock but... half the price.
The remote resembles the apple one, but not quite as nice, but more than adequate.

The back of the dock has a line out (for connecting to your stereo) and the standard ipod socket.
It comes with three inserts that cover most ipods - but you can't use inserts supplied by apple so beware.

In all, great value and not as tacky as other docks out there. Highly recommended.



5 out of 5 stars Works with 3rd Gen iPod Nano Video   April 7, 2008
Michael (Oxfordshire, United Kingdom)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful

I was a little worried when I got this item that it wouldn't work with the new iPod Nano, but it works fine. It comes with 3 inserts, that cover most options, but I actually use it without an insert, which allows room to plug in the iPod Nano without taking its protective case off (which would be annoying if I had to keep taking it off and putting it back on).

The remote control gives you play/pause, volume up/down and previous/next track buttons (which also do fastfwd/rewind when held down). There is also a USB connector that is used for recharging your iPod, but the remote control works fine without any power.

All in all, when compared to the Apple version, this is fantastic value, and the build quality seems to be just as good



2 out of 5 stars Adequate, but remote never worked.   August 23, 2008
Matthew Richardson (London, UK)
The dock worked fine, and is of a decent quality.

However, the remote never worked, even when the battery was replaced.



1 out of 5 stars DO NOT BUY FOR IPOD TOUCH   May 14, 2008
T. J. P. Elliott
3 out of 3 found this review helpful

It doesnt sync well, and the connections is lost every so often, i put it on charge, and when i wake up it turns out it stopped charging when it was only half way full. It must be a slightly different connection on the ipod touch. I cannot comment on other ipods.


1 out of 5 stars Good for the DIY enthusiast.   December 19, 2008
K. Jones (Yorkshire)
Nice little dock, very neat. Looks good.

When I connected it up I had sound but it was distorted and the remote would not work. The standard ipod charger did not feel secure either.

Then I noticed the ipod was not charging. Tried a USB cable and that did not latch properly either. None of the ipod connectors I had would go far enough in to latch.

Didn't have time to go through returning it for a replacement (which would probably have been as bad) so I took the dock apart to see if the internal connector could be moved. It can't but a bit of modification to the case and it now fits.

While I had it apart I noticed the line out socket was loose, this may have happened during my disassembly but it really should have been more secure than that.

So after some work with a Stanley knife and a bit of soldering it works great.




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