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Testseek.com have collected 34 expert reviews of the Logitech Squeezebox Classic and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Logitech Squeezebox Classic.
Award: Highest Rated January 2008
January 2008
 
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The editors liked

  • Small (but could be smaller like the Duet) form factor
  • Great Audio quality
  • Simple User Interface
  • Windows
  • Mac
  • And Linux friendly!
  • Wirelessly streams audio from networked PCs and the Internet
  • Supports the Rhapsody and Pandora premium services
  • Plus a full range of audio file formats
  • Including most lossless codecs
  • Superior wireless networking functions
  • Including WPA encryption ...
  • Lots of feature. * Well designed. * Wireless. * Tetris.

The editors didn't like

  • Setup is tedious
  • And honestly
  • Downright frustrating at times
  • Wireless is sometimes prone to interference
  • Larger than the new Duet
  • Only one color the LED screen output
  • No 5.1 audio output
  • Doesn’t stream video (I know
  • I know – completely...
  • Its pricier than competing devices
  • Doesnt support the streaming of copy-protected PlaysForSure and iTunes files purchased from online stores
  • Newer Squeezebox Duet provides a superior method of browsing music.
  • No iTunes native sharing. * Pricey.

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  Published: 2009-07-25, review by: brighthub.com

  • When considering streaming audio for your home which does not cost a fortune, audio quality has to be traded against convenience. The Logitech Squeezebox offers a convenient and cost effective system with the potential for high quality audio. Read on ...

 
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  Published: 2008-08-20, review by: Techloop.net

  • Lots of feature. * Well designed. * Wireless. * Tetris.
  • no iTunes native sharing. * Pricey.
  • The Squeezebox Classic is the best network music player I have ever used in it’s class. The stylish black design combined with an outstanding feature set makes it a very compelling option for anyone in the market for a music player. Highly Recommend...

 
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  Published: 2008-01-28, review by: laptoplogic.com

  • Small (but could be smaller like the Duet) form factor, Great Audio quality, Simple User Interface, Windows, Mac, and Linux friendly!
  • Setup is tedious, and honestly, downright frustrating at times, Wireless is sometimes prone to interference, Larger than the new Duet, Only one color the LED screen output, No 5.1 audio output, Doesn’t stream video (I know, I know – completely...
  • Even though I was blown away by the performance, there were a few things I would like to see changed – mostly ALL related to the user friendliness of setting one of these up. Networks rely on a lot of numbers and protection, and there are a lot of s...

 
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  Published: 2007-09-07, review by: Businessweek.com

  • Abstract:  Logitechs affordable streaming device brings music and Internet radio to your stereo in a snap, but building playlists can be a chore

 
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  Published: 2006-05-17, Author: John , review by: cnet.com

  • Wirelessly streams audio from networked PCs and the Internet; supports the Rhapsody and Pandora premium services, plus a full range of audio file formats, including most lossless codecs; superior wireless networking functions, including WPA encryption ...
  • Its pricier than competing devices; doesnt support the streaming of copy-protected PlaysForSure and iTunes files purchased from online stores; newer Squeezebox Duet provides a superior method of browsing music.
  • The Logitech Squeezebox is an excellent choice for anyone whos serious about streaming digital audio, although buyers should also consider the newer Squeezebox Duet.

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  Published: 2008-10-23, review by: impulsegamer.com

  • Abstract:  8.0With the popularity of MP3 players, especially the Apple iPod range of music players, MP3 files which store audio files are one of the worlds most popular portable devices. Computers, car stereos, gaming consoles and even some stereo systems suppor...

 
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  Published: 2007-09-04, review by: ozhardware.com.au

  • Abstract:  The Squeezebox is a strange name for a device to stream audio files over a network, and while we still haven’t figured out what the name means, we are very impressed at the device itself, despite what is a fairly hefty price tag. So what is the Squeeze...

 
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  Published: 2007-08-13, review by: smh.com.au

  • Abstract:  Logitech Squeezebox Its remarkable the number of people who, once they acquire an iPod or similar player, start relying exclusively on the device for all their music requirements. And that even goes for playing music at home. Once y...

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  Published: 2007-08-10, review by: goodgearguide.com.au

  • Unbelievably easy to use, Excellent services through Squeezenetwork, Supports a great array of playable file types
  • Unable to play music bought from the Apple iTunes store, On-screen interface is a little small The Final Word This is, by far, the easiest media streamer weve used to date, and its also one of the most powerful; an absolutely outstanding product for ...
  • This is, by far, the easiest media streamer weve used to date, and its also one of the most powerful; an absolutely outstanding product for any music lover out there.

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  Published: 2007-07-26, review by: cnet.com.au

  • Marvellous design, Easy to install, Very easy to use, Doubles as alarm clock, Supports lossless audio, Supports Windows/Mac/Linux
  • No integrated speakers, No controls on the Squeezebox itself, Slimserver software must be downloaded, Weird radio dropouts
  • You couldnt ask for a much simpler audio/Internet radio streamer than the Logitech Squeezebox, although you do pay a premium for that convenience. ...

 
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