iWoofer iPod 2.1 Speaker System & FM RadioBrand: Global Marketing Partners
Binding: Electronics
This is great. [Posted on 2006-06-24]
I got this about the same time that I got my iPod, so that I can listen to it while at work, and it's fantastic. The sound quality is good, and it has plastic holders that will hold your iPod in place (there's (I think) four holders in a bag, and all you have to do is get the one that fits your particular model), so, you don't have to worry about your iPod getting knocked off or anything. Plus, it's kinda fun in its sci-fi/robot design. The only thing I would suggest is to watch out for the little pads that are on the end of the legs. One of them fell off when I first took the iWoofer out of the packaging, and it took a while (and another set of eyes) to relocate.
RainDesign I-Pod Speaker is EXCELLENT [Posted on 2006-08-31]
I had at work JBL On Stage Speakers for iPod and when I played it very low (I am working in a cube and everyone hears everything) all I heard was static it plays well when you blast it. A co-worker cried for those speakers for 4 months non-stop for me to pass it on to her because she could not buy them herself, so finally for her birthday I gave it to her and she was very happy. So that left me without anything to hear all day long. I only lasted 1/2 a day and bought the Rain Design iWoofer...never been HAPPIER! It is a clean clear sound that even at its lowest plays so well you think its a big unit not this small little cute thing. I love my alien face, the tummy glows a blue light and the space it takes on my desk is so little. This is a perfect fit for work desk area. The speaker is 4.50inch wide and to the top of the bold head its also 4.50inches. BUT the total height with the antenna is 11 inches. I was concerned that with the overhead cabinet in my cube that it would be too tall, but its not because you can FOLD down the antenna towards the back and it will stand 7 inches total with it folded down (the piece for the Ipod holder is the added inches). The Ipod on the stand with the antenna folded down in the back is a total of 9 inches. I am recommending this to any cube workers out there for the size, sound and look that is very cool. Buy it and have fun!
Great little radio! [Posted on 2006-12-20]
This little radio is perfect for what it is. A small, portable, fun little iPod (and radio) speaker.
Are you going to get HUGE bass or perfect sound out of this? No, but you are going to get some good quality sound in something that looks good on your shelf or travels well. People will ask about it when they see it.
The sound quality is as good as, or better than, the other portable iPod speakers I have seen and you can connect other devices up via the audio jack in the back.
The fact that your iPod charges while it is on the dock and they send you all the little adapters, connectors, sprockets, and do-dads this little radio is a winner for me.
The only question I have left for it is how long will it run? I have only had it for a week now but it seems well built, it has a solid construction, the legs are metal with rubber feet, the front speakers are covered by a metal grill and the majority of the rest of the construction is plastic. It is my opinion that they packed a lot of good sound into this small device (the big woofer is on the bottom to take advantage of the space).
It seems a bit costly but I wanted something that looked fun and had some good sound so I went with the iWoofer (after visiting the Rain website and viewing the reviews).
eye catching [Posted on 2007-12-03]
Purchased this little item just for its design knowing full well it was not going to have superb sound, but most audio players don't. It works well for its size and fills an entire room easily. I am pleased with the purchase made in conjunction with Target; however, the Raindesign web site refused my serial number as a valid number. I hope I do not have problems with this later on.
Iwoofer [Posted on 2008-02-23]
I love the sound quality and the looks of this cute little thing, and it takes a lot less space than my old boombox. The only drawback is the difficulty of tuning the radio. It took me 20 minutes of patient maneuvering to finally reach the station I desired. I preset it pronto to avoid having to repeat the procedure.
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