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Plantronics BackBeat Go

CNET Rating6.0

User Rating4.0

July 27th, 2012 - The BackBeat Go headphone set is fine for use as a hands-free accessory, but we can't recommend it for music playback over cheaper, wired alternatives. 2
Philips Fidelio 7700

CNET Rating7.5

January 30th, 2012 - The Fidelio 7700 is a lightweight, highly portable speaker dock for your iPad, but it's expensive for the sound you get in return.
iLuv Audio Cube

CNET Rating8.0

January 23rd, 2012 - The Audio Cube delivers a serious sound for a unit of its size, and it looks great while sounding so good. No landscape docking option makes it a dud for film buffs, though.
Jabra Sport-Corded

CNET Rating7.0

User Rating1.0

October 27th, 2011 - We wish Jabra had delivered top-notch audio, but we imagine the package as a whole will appeal to those with an active lifestyle. 1
J&L iWall IMS27 2.1 Channel Music Center

CNET Rating7.7

User Rating7.5

September 27th, 2011 - The iWall is both big and bold, with big sound and a bold and heavy physical design. 6
Plantronics BackBeat 903

CNET Rating8.0

September 1st, 2011 - Gym junkies will love the 903 for music playback during workouts, although its use as a hands-free device for phones is challenged by the position of the mic.
Cambridge Audio NP30

CNET Rating8.1

August 16th, 2011 - The Cambridge Audio NP30 is a herald of the future of streaming media with wide format support and decent quality sound.
JVC BoomBlaster RV-NB70B

CNET Rating7.5

User Rating6.0

August 4th, 2011 - The BoomBlaster RV-NB70B is big, bold and brash, but we wish that it was ever so slightly better built. 2
NaimUniti

July 21st, 2011 - If you're looking for a high-end, all-in-one stereo system, then the NaimUniti is the best, most future-proof model that we've seen. It features astounding build quality, understated design, ease of use and rock solid sound.
iTunes in the iCloud

User Rating5.0

June 7th, 2011 - Is Apple's decision to put iTunes in the cloud all it's cracked up to be? We weigh the pros and cons of what's been announced and highlight important caveats for Australian users.