i-Dog

Cute accessory ; Has distinct moods depending on how much music you're \"feeding\" it ; Works with any player with a 3.5mm headphone jack

Tinny sound ; Novelty value may not last for some

With only so-so sound but with interesting "mood" features, the i-Dog definitely falls under the classification "toy" rather than full-fledged music player accessory. One for the kids or those with serious iPod fetishes.

Well, despite the fact I consider the faults I found with I-Dog to be rather huge, I can definitely see how he would appeal to certain segments of the iPod community. Specifically, those under 12 who do not consider audio quality to be of primary...

It looks cute but i dont know if I should get the idog amped or the idog amped

Which one should I get

It looks good

Loud dancing

He loves plugging it into everything and anything with a 3.5 output jack

It stopped moving after a month no matter what we try to make it "happy". Sounds horrible - worse than the little transistor radio I had when I was his age! You'd think the Digital Age could do better

Its nice

I wished it was soft

It can play music from your iPod or anything with a headphone jack, cute and colorful

The batteries run out fast, volume isn't that loud, sound quality isn't the best, can't be plugged into a wall, doesn't charge iPod

Its like taking care of a dog. You have to feed and play with him or he will get sick

When he runs low on batteries he goes wild

It's so much more fun than sitting around listening to the radio where there are evil comercials ( I HATE RADIO COMMERCIALS!)

if you have it in a bag or something it can turn on with out realizing it therefore wasting battery

Entertaining for a while

Uses too many batteries and will become a paper weight after the newness wares off