Electronics : Klipsch iGroove iPod Speaker System Black

Rating: - Best Buy!!
Bought one of these last month after looking at (more expensive) alternatives. Despite not knowing of the company, I trusted the Amazon reviews. This is a fantastic piece of kit. Have never looked back. Looks great, amazing sound quality. Only criticism is that it can be a bit awkward attaching the iPod as it grips the unit tightly. Maybe that'll get better in time.
Don't hesitate, get one now!

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Rating: - Kipsch Beats Bose
Not a lot to say really other than I trailled the Bose soundock for a month and sent it back after listening to the iGroove. For the audible difference the Klipsch is by far a better investment.

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Rating: - sounds great to me
not being an expert on sound system's we read all the reviews on here went to high street shop to have a listen.went home and bought them on line arrived just before xmas along with 80gb ipod,put a few tunes on ipod and then played it on our new speakers wow sounds great i could go on about how pleased we are with this system but i suggest you just buy it like i did you will be glad you did. like another review said all our cd's are now in boxes and this is much smaller than our old system and portable too .

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Rating: - The wall of Sound!
I took ages looking over all the different player and then decided from the Amazon reviews to buy this one. This thing is amazing! The sound pumps out of this system. Its sleak, and very sexy. Remote is lovely. The only bad thing I have found is that the remote only lets you skip track forward or back, pause, play *duh*, standby, and volume. If you want something that lets you surf through your I pod with then this isn't the dock for you. I thought it would be able to do that, as I have a cheaper dock that allows me to do this. No one has mentioned this in reviews so maybe its just me!, maybe! This system is beautiful!!!!!! Go buy one!

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Rating: - An honest review for once!
I was recently looking for an ipod dock, all I wanted was one that sounded good, and maybe looked good (i'm quite shallow)

So after much thought I went with the Igroove, even though I was close to choosing the JBL Radial. I'm glad I didn't.

Recieved my Igroove via courrier ~(citylink uk) and was quite excited about seeing it, I was initially dissapointed as it was smaller than I imagined but set it up anyway. I slotted my 3g nano in without the adapter and it went in fine, although the manual suggests you use the adapter.

I knew the Igroove was feature light, no video out and various other connections, but remained focused on what I initially set out for: quality sound. I wasn't dissapointed.

The sound quality is quite staggering, you really do need to hear this to appreciate the clarity and power from a compact design. I listen to alot of film scores (Hans Zimmer & James Howard Newton) so decided to play the Blood Diamond score and Wow! After that I played a bit of Marco V(techno/trance) and this sounded clean and crisp also with a rich and clear bass that isn't over powering.

There are a couple of negatives however, firstly the quietist setting is quite a jump from no sound at all which may proove a problem if you wanted this in your bedroom at night. Also i've noticed that when the ipod is charging in the igroove, the music pauses to tell you it's fully charged, but you have to press the play button to continue playing the music and this can repeat every 5 minutes so becomes frustrating. I'm not sure if this is the ipod or the dock so worth a read up. The remote is a little feeble in power also, but you can safely reduce or increase volume from 15 feet.

Overall: Whilst lacking in features it really focuses on delivering a quality sound, I once sold my Bang & Olufsen Beosound 1, which made me cry, but this is of a similar sound quality and if I discover how to stop the ipod pausing when fully charged I would gladly give this a 10/10 - did I mention I only paid £99????? amazing.