iPod speakers

There are a number of iPod speakers, and you can find these almost anywhere. If you are tired of headphones and earphones, there are other means of satisfying your listening needs. Read up on a couple of these and then you will be able to decide which one you are going to go out and get:

There is the ZVOX 315 Surround Speaker System. This single-box speaker system connects to your iPod with a single cable, making it a listening pleasure. Your benefits of this speaker system are that it works on MP3 players, portable music players, DVD players, televisions, CD players, satellite radios, gaming consoles … well just about anything with audio outputs or headphone jacks.

Also available is the ZVOX Mini, which is a smaller portable version of the 315.

Then you get the Harman JBL On-Stage. This provides power so you can charge your iPod, even when it is off, and when it is not connected to the PC. All you have to do is plug in your iPod charger to the back of the JBL On-Stage, and believe it or not, your iPod will charge whether the system is on or off. The JBL is compatible with all iPod versions except iPod with Photo. This also supports the iPod mini.

The Macally Pod-Wave is an ultra-portable mini sound system and is battery operated. This device allows you to take pleasure in your music with the headsets or long-wired speakers. This mini PodWave works with iPod mini, iPod and basically all audio players that support a 3.5mm jack.

This one is the ultimate, but don’t take my word for it. The Monster Cable iSpeaker Portable. It plugs into the jack on your iPod, then it’s ready to go. iSpeaker’s flat panel technology provides the ultimate in stereo sound and works on its own batteries. This system supports all iPods, even PCs with audio ports.

The Altec Lansing In Motion is a must for those looking for the simpler things in life. It’s a tiny, portable and battery operated stereo system. It’s the first audio system designed for the iPod. All it takes, is for you to place your iPod into the dock or connect it to the auxiliary port and you are on your way!

The Tivoli iPal with AM/FM Radio is very impressive. All you are going to need to do is use the auxiliary input to connect your iPod. The iPal supports all iPods and comes with an AM/FM Radio tuner. It also supports CD players and other devices.

I have included only a few speaker systems for you iPod. To read more on the devices and to compare prices, just take a look on the internet. I have already settled with my iPod speaker system. Have you settled with one yet?