Until we started experimenting with equalizer apps, my opinion of the Logitech Pure-Fi Express Plus was that it is a solemnly me-too product. With mediocre sound and Mardi Gras colour options it seemed destined to live up to its budget genealogy and stand unassumingly among budget speaker docks in...
Above average design; Omnidirectional speaker system.
Mediocre sound out of the
Until we started experimenting with equalizer apps, my opinion of the Logitech Pure-Fi Express Plus was that it is a solemnly me-too product. With mediocre sound and Mardi Gras colour options it seemed destined to live up to its budget genealogy and stand unassumingly among budget speaker docks in...
Above average design; Omnidirectional speaker system; Can sound surprisingly good with the aid of an app.
Mediocre sound out of the box; No rechargeable battery
In an overstuffed iPod dock/alarm clock market, Logitech isn't short of options. The bare-bones Pure-Fi Express Plus sounds okay, but it lacks some commonplace features like an AM/FM tuner and the ability to wake you to your iPod tunes.
Affordable; Decent sound for the price; Intuitive controls
Distortion at high volumes; No AM/FM tuner; Remote offers limited iPod navigation, no alarm controls; Alarm can't use iPod's music to wake you
When I was going away to college in 2003, I purchased a pair of $20 speakers from Radio Shack. I knew I needed to buy something because I like to do everything with music on - clean, homework, shower, etc. I didn't test it out in the store but the representative guaranteed they would be good.
in Apple accessories: just ask Built, Crumpler, iHome, Griffin, JBL or any of the other companies that make the myriad cases, docks, cables and other accessories Apple doesn't include in the box.
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