Rotating arm for iPad screen; good bass output; compact design

Higher frequencies can sound harsh at times

The recommended price of £150 is a little steep, but we’ve already seen the ArtStation Pro on sale on Amazon for £100 and it’s well worth picking up at that price – especially if you’re looking for a relatively compact speaker system for use with an iPad.

Docking arm supports iPads, iPods, and iPhones in vertical or horizontal viewing mode. Free app includes streaming Internet radio and alarm clock functions.

Distorts at maximum volume, especially on deep bass tracks. Remote control lacks full menu navigation.

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Interchangeable mounts for iPads and iPhones; simple design that suits iPads specifically; Hooks up to a PC to iTunes sync direct to docked iPad/iPhone

For the price the Art Station Pro delivers sound as good as you get in this class of iPod attach device. Ideal for a kitchen or bedroom the devices allows users to access content from an iPod, iPad and IPhone as well as Android devices

Originally debuted by iLuv long ago and supposedly delayed due to packaging changes, the ArtStation Pro ($170, aka iMM514) is a large speaker system with a rotating dock for iPads, iPhones, and iPods. While the dock is on what appears to be a flexible,...