[Kent Pribbernow]

http://playlistmag.com/reviews/2005/03/iboomrev/index.php

"The iBoom definitely has some quirks, and those issues keep it from earning a higher rating. However, it’s such a unique product that even with these quirks, it’s a lot of fun to take to the beach or park—or just for hanging out in the back yard. In fact, if I had one word to describe the iBoom/BoomBag combo, it’s that: fun. If you can live with the minor issues I’ve described here, you’ll likely enjoy using it as much as I did."



Interesting product, but it doesn't look like something I would want to lug around just to listen to music at the beach. It seems rather gimmicky to me, since it is essentially a boom box that only uses the iPod to access your music library. Not a bad concept, but for those looking for a basic speaker system for their iPod, Logitech's mm22 Portable Speakers would be a better solution.

[Kent Pribbernow]

http://playlistmag.com/reviews/2005/03/iboomrev/index.php

"The iBoom definitely has some quirks, and those issues keep it from earning a higher rating. However, it’s such a unique product that even with these quirks, it’s a lot of fun to take to the beach or park—or just for hanging out in the back yard. In fact, if I had one word to describe the iBoom/BoomBag combo, it’s that: fun. If you can live with the minor issues I’ve described here, you’ll likely enjoy using it as much as I did."



Interesting product, but it doesn't look like something I would want to lug around just to listen to music at the beach. It seems rather gimmicky to me, since it is essentially a boom box that only uses the iPod to access your music library. Not a bad concept, but for those looking for a basic speaker system for their iPod, Logitech's mm22 Portable Speakers would be a better solution.