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January 2008
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The editors liked
The Logitech Pure-Fi Anywhere offers an understated
Travel-friendly design thats compatible with both iPods and other MP3 players (via auxiliary line-in). The speaker sounds great
Has a built-in
Rechargeable battery
And comes with a travel case an...
An almost entirely superior sequel to the best $150 portable speaker of 2005
Featuring superior functionality and sound quality to the prior model. Produces wide
Dynamic sound at average to above-average volume levels
Besting the clarity and range o...
Nicely built unit
Compact with a great sound
Charges while listening to music
Includes padded carrying case
Everything fits.
Good sound given and size
Compact design
Built-in rechargeable 10-hour battery
Remote
International AC adapter
Included traveling case
The editors didn't like
The remotes range isnt very good
And the Pure-Fi Anywhere isnt as compact as many portable speaker options.
Small cosmetic blemishes around black unit’s speaker drivers. Battery should be topped off frequently because of relatively rapid on-shelf discharging. Physically wider than most other portable systems.
Abstract: A good choice, especially if you have most of your music on your iPhone/iPod and want to listen while you’re getting ready in the morning. Many people sleep with their phones charging right next to their beds anyway, so you might as well kill two birds...
Abstract: When Logitech decided to throw their respected name behind an MP3-player speaker, it was worth taking notice. Their original model, which was introduced nearly three years ago, was a worthwhile first-effort and the Pure-Fi Anywhere has improved on that...
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Published: 2008-07-29, Author: Rob , review by: techworld.com
Producing top quality sound and covering the full audio spectrum, the Logitech PureFi Anywhere enjoys better stereo separation than most. The remote control and travel case are nice touches, too. Down sides? Well the battery isn't replaceable, and the...
Abstract: The Logitech Pure-Fi Anywhere is an iPod dock without bells or whistles - all it does is play music from the iPod through its internal speakers. Thats in contrast to the Denon ASD-3W for instance, which has all kinds of extra features. What the Pure-F...
Nicely built unit, compact with a great sound, Charges while listening to music, Includes padded carrying case, everything fits.
Limited support for non-iPod MP3 players.
Making some slight refinements over the Logitech mm50, the Pure-Fi delivers with a bang. I use the Pure-Fi everyday – to charge my iPod and to listen to music during the day. I have taken it with me for overnight hotel stays and even to work. The Pu...
Abstract: Got an iPod - will travel. When you're on the move, whether for a business trip or on holiday, it's easy to take all your music with you in your iPod. It's harder to share that music though, which is why portable speaker docks makes sense. We've got two c...
Abstract: Works withAll iPods with Dock Connectors The GoodNice portable systemSolid sound, make better with Stereo XL featureRechargeable battery The BadSound isn’t always detailed or deep enoughBattery isn’t user-replaceable The PriceUS$149.99The Logi...
Abstract: Lately I find myself traveling quite a bit, which means lots of time in hotel rooms away from my home theater. I take my iPod for the flights, but in my room I tend to just turn on the TV, or if I am working, just play music through my laptop speakers....
Abstract: It didnt take long for Logitechs new Pure-Fi Anywhere speaker system to become my travel speaker system of choice. With its myriad of thoughtful features and surprisingly rich sound for its size, I have yet to find a portable speaker system I like as...
Abstract: Since its release back in 2005, Logitechs mm50 (also reviewed here) has been among our most-recommended speaker systems for the iPod thanks to true portability, good sound quality, and a variety of useful features for the price. The company recently ...
