JBL On Tour Mobile

Sleek design, cover doubles as stand, rubber strips on base, auto-off, adequate sound at lower volumes, 2.5mm and 2.5mm cables included

Average sound quality, distortion at higher volume levels

The On Tour Mobile may be worth a look if you are after a portable, lightweight speaker for travelling, but don't expect the world in terms of sound quality.

2.5mm, 3.5mm and mini-USB connections ; Battery-powered option ; Compatible with iPods, MP3 players and mobile phones ; Can be used as a loudspeaker for calls

Akward positioning of plugs ; Glossy black surface scratches and smudges easily ; No remote ; Tinny sound and limited bass

As the two speakers are only centimetres apart, any stereo effect is negligible. It can't reproduce low-end sound, so it's not the best pair if you want to be pumping out hip-hop or dance tunes on the beaches of Ibiza. It's more suited to playing...

2.5mm, 3.5mm and mini-USB connections ; Battery-powered option ; Compatible with iPods, MP3 players and mobile phones ; Can be used as a loudspeaker for calls

Akward positioning of plugs ; Glossy black surface scratches and smudges easily ; No remote ; Tinny sound and limited bass

As the two speakers are only centimetres apart, any stereo effect is negligible. It can't reproduce low-end sound, so it's not the best pair if you want to be pumping out hip-hop or dance tunes on the beaches of Ibiza. It's more suited to playing...

Small ; Sound bigger than size suggests ; Good selection of adapter leads

No way to adjust level of signal processing ; Sound quality at higher volume settings

Good Sound ; Rich ; Enough Bass ; Compact

Non yet........for me at least