Logitech MM50

Great sound, loud enough for use in the home, charges and syncs your iPod to a PC, stylish

Some distortion evident at high volume levels, quite large, lacks bass

For a competitive price, the mm50 provides quality sound and is loud enough for in-home use.

Rechargeable battery and carry case ; remote ; syncs with computer ; good sound

Treble can be a little spiky, while bass isn't massive

A very fine, cheap travel speaker

It may look like you’ve bought a set of Dynasty-style shoulder-pads for your iPod, but the mm50 speakers are still a bargain

It may look like you've bought a set of Dynasty-style shoulder-pads for your iPod, but the mm50 speakers are still a bargain

Travel-friendly folding design; built-in rechargeable battery; includes travel pouch, wall charger, and remote; great sound; acts as an iPod charger when plugged in; line-in port for non-iPod MP3 players.

Slightly larger than other travel speakers; sound distortion at highest volumes.

The Logitech mm50 Portable Speakers for iPod are useful and affordable--and they sound good, too.

Small, Light & Stylish Design; Provides Clear Sound for Its Size; Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery; Included Remote

Some Spotty Bass Response; No Playlist Control from Remote

Our primary piece of advice is to shop around. The asking price for the Logitech mm50 varies quite a bit from retailer to retailer. Don't pay MSRP.

LEDs can be mildly annoying ; nano adaptor seems like a bit of an afterthought

The mm50 speaker set uses two 3" pressure driver speakers, which Logitech says are specially designed to maximize bass and minimize distortion. Their built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery is rated for 10 hours of playback time and does not suffer...