Oregon Scientific IB368

71% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Looks great ; wireless feature works well ; good connectivity

Sounds very poor for a £200 system

The wireless feature is a neat touch, but the iBall's core function – sounding good – just isn’t there

The spiffy retro Oregon Scientific iBall is a compact wireless speaker system that's easy to set up, has decent range, and delivers solid sound quality for a wireless device. The two-piece device comes with rechargeable batteries and can be used with...

The pricey Oregon Scientific iBall suffers from some background interference during playback, and its graphical interface can be difficult to decipher. The device, which is not truly portable since the transmitter needs to be plugged in, could also use...

While not perfect and a bit pricey, the Oregon Scientific iBall is a nice way to make your iPod tunes available at a party.

Looks great; wireless feature works well; good connectivity

Sounds very poor for a $430 system

Great wireless range, readable LED, clock, wall bracket.

No remote control, song and artist name do not appear on LED.

S-video cable for iPod

Heaps of accessories, easy to set up and control, great sound, looks fab, going cheap at the moment..Ebay $150

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Suprisingly good sound for its size. It sounds great, even the bass. I also like the auxilary-in so you can play stuff from your tv, computer etc on the iball. Overall, the sound quality makes it worth the price

The price. I have seen it for $200 at the Myer sale though. Also the hub seems to get hot underneath if it has been left on for a few hours, but its not a big deal. I wish they made the iball as an alarm clock too