Memorex MI 2290 Black

The Memorex Travel Speaker features a compact, folding design with an understated style. It can run off of batteries and will charge the iPod when plugged in to wall power. There's a digital clock and an auxiliary line input option.

The Memorex Travel Speaker has a cheap-feeling plastic body and offers thin sound with no bass. Volume adjustment is limited, and the clock doesn't have an alarm function.

The Memorex Travel Speaker offers a compact, foldable design and some handy extras, but the so-so sound quality and cheap plastic construction will likely be a turnoff for some potential buyers.

Overall, though we like the price and the way it looks, Mi2290 is hard to recommend on either sonics or features: Memorex has stripped the system down enough that there isn't much left to recommend it. We'd consider it to be a fine option if you're...

great but power supply to unit failed after 3 weeks - just a dud unit?

lighteight, small

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great sound and looks good

volume control could be better

Sound quality quite good. Bought for a travel system but works in the kitchen well! Mains adaptor and Euoro adaptor are a bonus. Don't think I would have considered even buying it at full price but for a tenner my attention was drawn to it and it's...

None really!

For something that small, the sound is very good. I am very pleased with my purchase

No remote and no radio.

The look of the product, the carry case for when you are taking it on holiday, the ability to use batteries or a cable. Batteries will last up to 5 hours in this product. tha buttons on the product will run the ipod which makes navigation much easier.

When the batteries are running low it doesnt stop but jumps.

this product is totaly amazing