Dock systems

Reviews

£ 150

It might have a good array of features, but we couldn't find much to like about this substandard-feeling dock

£ 100

Designed for the iPad, this dock is not without its flaws, including a lack of weight and punch

£ 400

Although it has a tendency to be over-polite, Fatman's latest incarnation of its valve dock has a smooth, velvety sound that some will love

£ 40

If you're after a smartly priced iPod dock, this little iLuv must be auditioned – there's very little to fault at this price point

£ 100

We really like the Boom Dock's full throttle delivery, especially at this kind of price. If you're after budget perfection, look no further

£ 100

Best speaker dock up to £200, Awards 2012. Good sound quality, built-in battery and compatible with non-Apple portables – what's not to like?

£ 350

The rCube has the ability to send audio from one rCube to another, giving you a little multiroom syste

£ 350

This Pioneer dock certainly looks intriguing on paper, but in use it's just too polite for us

£ 400

With the introduction of this smart and compact dock from Philips, B&W's mighty Zeppelin finally has some stiff competition

£ 230

This Sony dock is both sweet sounding and simple to use, and should certainly be on your shortlist