Testseek.com have collected 7 expert reviews of the Apple MC360 iPad Dock and the average rating is 71%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple MC360 iPad Dock.
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7 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Mounts iPad securely upright, charges and syncs iPad, has that signature Apple aesthetic going for it,
Vertical mounts only, no included cable, won’t work with cases, pricey, won’t work with iPhones
Apple's iPad Dock costs $29.99/£14.95. We received our sample dock from Gearzap, whom sells an assortment of both official and non Apple accessories. $29.99 is a lot considering it doesn't do a whole lot. For that price we should at least expect Appl...
Abstract: On the surface, there’s absolutely nothing controversial about the iPad Dock: it’s roughly 2.75” deep and 2.75” wide, with a slanted 1.25” tall lip that stands considerably above its 0.38” tall base. Like virtually all of the iPod Docks and iPhone Doc...
Published: 2010-04-03, Author: Vincent , review by: slashgear.com
Abstract: While you don’t get much in the way of extras in the box with the iPad, Apple sent us away with a bag full of official accessories to play with. Apple have a range of six items intended to be used with your iPad, though not all of them will be availabl...
Abstract: We've taken an in-depth and thorough look at the iPad, but we wanted to spend a little time with some of Apple's official accessories the company handed out with review units. There's nothing crazy here, but we did make some interesting observations about...
Abstract: Although the iPad comes with a cable to charge your device through the mains, Apple have also released an accessory called the iPad Dock. Rather than have your iPad sit on the desk, floor or wherever it is connected to your Mac/PC, this device allows y...
Auf ein Dock kann man nur schwer verzichten. Das schlichte, zeitlose Design ist gelungen, die Grundfunktionalität stimmt: Insbesondere Vielschreiber erfreuen sich bei Verwendung einer externen Tastatur über die deutlich bessere Ergonomie eines „angedoc...
