The Sony RDP-M15iP features neat styling, where design points on the front and back can be retracted to make it smaller and more easy to carry in a bag. The cradle mechanism on the front for your iPod can be popped back flush with the speaker grill, and the stand on the rear also retracts. The result is slimline and smooth, and won't snag on anything inside your rucksack. Despite first appearance
There's no separate screen to show menus on your iPod or iPhone, but then again this is unlikely to detract much from the user experience. It's just as easy to view music collections on the device itself, and the lack of display also helps the battery life. Although audio is loud and free from distortion, we've heard better iPod docks when it comes to sound quality. Unfortunately, the Sony RDP-M1
If it's a portable dock you're after, the Sony RDP-M15iP is worth a look. The battery life alone makes it a great choice for frequent travellers or those wanting louder music when there's no access to power. Unfortunately, it comes at a price, with aud...
Powerful, deep bass audio performance, Simple, sleek design, Comes with free alarm clock app,
Bass is strong—but the system vibrates and moves around on deep bass tracks at high volumes, Flimsy, slow remote control,
Packed with more power than its modest frame seems capable of, the Sony RDP-X500IP speaker dock delivers excellent overall sonic performance, but some crucial design flaws hold it back. ...
