Review on 🔊 Altec Lansing iM600 Black Firewire-Charging Portable Audio System for iPod by Jay Lopez

The Altec Lansing inMotion iM600 iPod audio system offers good value for money when compared to similar iPod docks, including the much higher priced one offered by Bose. The iM600 is a very nice system that folds down to a small size for easy portability. The iM600 uses either batteries for real music enjoyment on the go or an electrical outlet. It comes with a small remote control that allows you to store FM radio stations to quickly find the FM radio stations you want. When closed, the remote control fits snugly against the back of the device. Another positive reason why I like this device is that it fits different sizes of iPods. My family has Mini, Nano (1st gen) and several iPods (1st to 5th gen). This unit supports all iPod types except iPod shuffle. It comes with adapters for different sizes of iPods. Although the instruction manual isn't very good, I was able to figure out how to remove the adapter for one type of iPod and replace it with a different one when I want to use it with a different iPod without much fuss. That was relatively easy. On the other hand, the sound quality is good, but when the volume is quite low or moderate, it becomes "tinny" when the volume is turned up. I discovered this while listening from another room or outside. Altec Lansing offers an optional plug-in bass unit that I will likely purchase to solve this problem. This makes the device a bit bulkier, but I don't think it will change my overall positive assessment of the device. Overall I think the iM600 is value for money compared to more expensive devices with similar features. . I would buy this product again at the $95 Revain price. iM600 iPod speaker with FM radio