Coby CSMP105 Digital Speaker System for iPod and iPhone

Product Review

Power up and play on, with this tabletop iPod and iPhone dock from Coby. This stylish system is compatible with any iPod and iPhone model, with a powerful full-range speaker system and an innovative rotating dock. Flip your iPod from a vertical to horizontal orientation for better browsing, or enjoy watching video hands-free. The CSMP105 comes in three expressive colors and also includes a 3.5mm input for connecting an iPod shuffle or other portable audio device. Features • Universal dock charges and plays your iPod and iPhone • Dock rotates 90 degrees to browse your albums with Cover Flow on your iPod touch or iPhone • Powerful, full-range 2.75 inch speaker • 3.5mm connection works with iPod shuffle(and other portable audio layers)What's in the Box • AC Adapter • 3.5mm Aux Cable

Product Features

Universal dock charges and plays your iPod and iPhone
Dock rotates 90 degrees to browse your albums with Cover Flow on your iPod touch or iPhone
Powerful, full-range 2.75 inch speaker
3.5mm connection works with iPod shuffle (and other portable audio players)

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review

(2 customer reviews)

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

Super Duper Little Speaker, November 3, 2011

J. Frederick (Seattle, WA USA) - See all my reviews

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This review is from: Coby CSMP105 Digital Speaker System for iPod and iPhone (Electronics)

I use my first Iphone as a clock - a radio - a music player and a video screen - and this little gizmo makes it happen ! I love it ! just the right size and easy to use ! This was a seamless buy !

3 of 4 people found the following review helpful

Fancy tin can, August 24, 2011

Kael - See all my reviews

This review is from: Coby CSMP105 Digital Speaker System for iPod and iPhone (Electronics)

This has some of the worst sound quality I've ever heard. I couldn't even make it through one song before stuffing this back in the box. I tried adjusting the Ipod's settings, turning bass boost on, off, etc., but nothing can fix your music when it sounds like it's being played through a tin can. The only comparable quality I've ever heard came from a pair of free earbuds I got in a L'Oreal promotional bag for some reason. L'Oreal brand earbuds, you read that correctly.

I don't own any other speaker system, I got this one for free, and I still returned it.