Dock systems

Reviews

£ 50

The mm50 impressed us enormously when it first came out, and despite being superseded by the Pure-Fi Anywhere, it's still worth looking for a bargain

£ 150

Child's play to use as well as being a pocket money price

£ 400

This powerful and curvy Zeppelin thrives on its simplicity, but it's finally met its match

£ 130

This smart-looking system packs DAB and FM radio, but sadly its sonic performance doesn't fully live up to its spec

£ 399

Ignore the fact that at loud volumes you can fry eggs on the casing (okay, not quite), and you realise this is actually a superb-sounding, if quirky a

£ 100

A good-quality speaker dock, make no mistake, but it's such a cut-throat market nowadays that even that can't match the best of the competition

£ 40

It is pretty astonishing what you can get in the iPod world for only forty quid, though you can certainly get better sound if you'll spend a little bi

£ 399

Changes to specification and price make the latest version of the Carbon a big fat bargain

£ 80

The Logitech Pure-Fi Anytwhere 2 is still a comfortable class-leader and now it’s iPhone friendly, too. A superb buy

£ 400

Superbly made, but this system clearly needs the added presence of a subwoofer – consider additional investment in this area essential