Review on 🔈 Sony RDPXF100IP Black Portable Speaker Dock for iPhone/iPod with 30-Pin Connector (Discontinued by Manufacturer) by Masud Taylor

Speakers sound great at high volumes. No distortion and the ability to adjust bass and treble with preset equalizer settings. Communication with the iPhone 4 works perfectly. You can change tracks on the iPod/iPhone with the remote, although you can't sort the folders (I don't see how you can sort the music folders anyway if you're not close enough to see them. And if you're 'if "You're close enough to see them, you don't need a remote. The portability is great and the built-in handle makes it easy to carry. As some reviewers have written, I wouldn't take these speakers into the harsh wilderness. But who would I use them on definitely take it camping with a picnic table, backyard, or hotel room Radio reception is great I don't even have to pull out the antenna which allows for that sleek Bose look (that's what drew me to this unit) In my opinion, this unit is good because of the FM Capability better than the Bose docks The functionality of the buttons on the top of the device is amazing You will have little trouble adjusting the volume rk or change the settings in the dark until you know the location of the buttons, but that's fine. intuitive on the far right of the device, the setting on the far left. The power button is always green and easy to find. The only downside is the volume discrepancy between the radio and the iPod. Radio volume 10 is the same volume as iPhone 13. But that's such a minor issue I barely mentioned it.