Griffin Amplifi

price, usability, design, size, reliability

93% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Inexpensive ; Remote ; Strong bass

Needs careful positioning ; Feature-light ; Bass can be overpowering

Simple to use, inexpensive and enough bass to wake up the neighbours

Inexpensive, Remote, Strong bass

Needs careful positioning, Feature-light, Bass can be overpowering

Simple to use, inexpensive and enough bass to wake up the neighbours

Easy to use, high-quality audio playback, attractive system at a price which competes with more expensive solutions

Lacks a little mid-range sound, lack of USB port for syncing, can only be powered from the mains

The Amplifi is a high-quality music playback system that competes well on music playback with other more expensive systems available. Combine that with the system's pleasing design and eye-catching looks and Griffin has a winner on its hands....

Let’s get one thing perfectly clear. The Grffin Amplifi Sound System is designed for one purpose and one purpose only: to play your iPod-fueled (or other audio source) tunes through a set of aurally-pleasing speakers. It’s not going to output your...

Right price ; One Button ; Loud and warm

Lacks hi-fi sparkle and clarity ; Little or no features

Okay, overall I’m really impressed with how the Griffin Amplifi delivers. It’s loud and powerful and will fill a room or patio with the full spectrum of sound. Although it occasionally lacks clarity and sparkle, I could just as easily blame the...

The Griffin Amplifi looks expensive despite its bargain price tag and can really blast out full, powerful sound without any noticeable distortion. Auxiliary line-input allows for use with non-iPod players as well.

Compared with other iPod speaker systems, the Amplifi is bulky, devoid of features, and lacks some sonic sparkle.

The aptly named Amplifi has a singular purpose--getting your iPod to really crank without putting a hole in your wallet.

An all-in-one speaker system that rivals the audio performance and simplicity of Bose's twice-as-expensive SoundDock, sometimes adding additional bass beyond the SoundDock's capabilities. Includes Infrared remote control, easy-to-use power and volume...

Styling and sound signature skew towards bass-loving men, versus the more gender-neutral, slightly smoother SoundDock, and vocals tend to stand out a little, which some users may or may not like. Very limited rear ports, omitting video-out and data...

Dissapointed with the Amplfi. There's a constant chirping and low frequency hum when the unit is switched on. Also the volume control is very imprecise. You can feel the clicks when you turn the knob but it takes three or four clicks before the volume...

Fantastic sound!

None!

Cool looking product. Does what its supposed to and does it very well. Better sound and better looking than our friends Bose Sound Dock. IPod docking easy and secure.