Testseek.com have collected 30 expert reviews of the Altec inMotion iM7 and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Altec inMotion iM7.
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In Anbetracht der Größe des iM7 ist die Klangqualität eine angenehme Überraschung. Während andere Lautsprecher nur wimmernde Geräusche rauskriegen, bietet das Lautsprechersystem iM7 einen satten Klang, der sich mit viel größeren Systemen messen kann....
Abstract: Altec Langing IM7: batteries can be added for outdoor use. DESPITE fierce competition, the worlds top-selling digital music players continue to come from Apples constantly evolving stable of iPods. This lions share of the market has seen a fres...
Stylish and unique design, Excellent sound quality, Charges your iPod while connected to power, Range of outputs
Expensive, No nano compartment, Large and Heavy, No Display for bass and treble levels, Lack of controls on the unit itself The Final Word The iM7 is an excellent sounding unit that provides plenty of thumping bass, but at this price, there are a few f...
The iM7 is an excellent sounding unit that provides plenty of thumping bass, but at this price, there are a few factors which prevent it from ruling the roast.
Looks cool, Mains or battery powered, Excellent audio quality
No treble/bass/volume indicators, Still defers to the iPod for some functions, Carry handle is a bit dodgy
If you miss the heady 80s days of irresponsible tycoons, big hair and boomboxes, then the iM7 promises a return of sorts. Well, except for the tycoons and the big hair -- youll have to provide those yourself. ...
Rugged build, Loud, Portable, Spring-loaded dock and clamp, Remote with bass and treble controls
Bass lacks refinement
The iM7 instantly reminds us of a classic boom box design, except that in the place of a twin cassette deck you get a spring-loaded iPod-dock loading bay that smoothly flips out with a push and click. A wheel clamp then tightens the grip on the iPod, s...
Abstract: In this months Labs on page 195, we review 18 sets of speakers that are suitable for a PC or portable audio device. However, if youve got an iPod, there are many amplified speaker docks around that offer you a little more. Logitechs mm22 is an in...
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Published: 2005-09-14, Author: David , review by: macworld.co.uk
Powerful; portable; well designed and sound fantastic.
Really needs a carry case to be properly portable.
For portable iPod speakers the iM7 is unrivalled. Nothing else I’ve heard can match the performance of these speakers. If you include the non-portable iPod speakers though, there is more competition. While the Altec Lansing speakers keep pace with...
