Technika SP-109

Wireless/Bluetooth ; Line-In option

Low Power ; No Line-Out

Easy setup for mobile players ; Minimalist design that blends with most decor ; Aux input allows non-Bluetooth MP3 players to be attached ; Small footprint

Sound quality is low to middling ; Volume must be controlled from the speaker itself ; No remote control ; No built-in battery ; Average build quality and materials

appearance, construction and setupThe SP-109 is nearly self-contained, with the exception of an external wall brick-type AC adapter. The box contains the speaker unit, power adapter, and a six foot stereo cable for playback from devices without B

Easy setup for mobile players ; Minimalist design that blends with most decor ; Aux input allows non-Bluetooth MP3 players to be attached ; Small footprint

Sound quality is low to middling ; Volume must be controlled from the speaker itself ; No remote control ; No built-in battery ; Average build quality and materials

appearance, construction and setupThe SP-109 is nearly self-contained, with the exception of an external wall brick-type AC adapter. The box contains the speaker unit, power adapter, and a six foot stereo cable for playback from devices without B

Looks good and works really well for the i pod

struggle to get the radio clear as it is just a wire

reasonable price and smart design! I bought it for gift to work. now they have music while patients has stressful treatment.

as other reviwer mentioned, we need to tune the station every time when you turn the radio on but not major issue.

Easy to use, plenty loud enough, small

Fab fab fab

Good value for money, compared to brand name docks

Doesn't store radio stations.

Good tone

Ipod touch doesn't fit the dock well and sometimes won't work. You have to retune the radio each time you switch the speaker on

The volume is good and its sleek and compact.

Remote control a bit naff. You have to stand right in front of it pointing it straight at it. Sometimes think it would be just as easy to do it manually!