S715i Logitech

The S715i Logitech is usually a smaller, transportable and highly effective speaker, having a 2-3 hour battery life per charge. The sound is extremely great taking into consideration the size with the speaker and how close the stereo-speakers are to every other. The Logitech S715i is an incredible unit along with a terrific worth! S715i performs good with iPhone and any iPod models.

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S715i Logitech Product Features

S715i Logitech works perfectly with iPhone and any type of  iPod models. Logitech S715i Review is easy to set up, charge and use. Controls are simple and straightforward. The sound quality out of this little speaker set is excellent! (considering the size of the speakers).Logitech  S715i Review produce full and clean sound with impressive for the size bass. The price also very reasonable.

Wireless remote control
Be in full command of functions like volume, play, pause, shuffle, skip and repeat from as much as 30 feet away.
Pack-and-go design
Take your music anywhere-your included travel case holds the compact speaker, A/C adapter and remote handle.
Impressive eight-driver audio
You are going to hear crisp high notes, wealthy mid-range and deep booming bass from speaker drivers custom-tuned to offer you big, balanced sound.
Apple approved functionality
Using the Apple seal of approval, you have the ultimate assurance that your speaker will get the job done flawlessly with iPod and iPhone.
Eight-hour rechargeable battery*
Get longer electrical power for mobile music marathons without the cost and waste of disposable batteries.
Dock devoid of tray hassles
Logitech’s innovative dock style operates with iPhone and any iPod with a Universal Dock Connector,devoid of annoying trays to keep track of.

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S715i Logitech Customer Review

By Roman Shulman

Right out of the box and plugged in the unit produced very good sound. At first I thought the kickstand was flimsy and was not supporting the unit well. Another review here helped resolve this by pointing out that it needs to be pushed in harder than one may think, and then it really does lock in.

Appearance/design

I find that Logitech iPod speaker systems generally lack some elegance, but S715i looks a lot better than the previous attempts. Those searching for a more elegant system may wish to look at Altec Lansing products, but in my opinion Logitech beats Altec in sound quality. The trayless doc is a good new feature for Logitech.

Price-to-performance

The unit could have been priced higher and would still attract attention of many – it is really inexpensive for what it does.

Sound quality

The box produces full and clean sound with impressive for the size bass. Logitech “has got it going on” in the base area. On certain tracks the bass may feel a little too pounding. Also, at times I found the mids slightly lacking. Some listeners have compared the sound of this unit to that of Bose. It is a fair comparison. After listening to this Logitech unit for a few days I went to a store to listen to Bose SoundDock Portable, and I could not say that Bose sounded better. Listening in a store, where there is a level of noise, is not the same as at home, so it wasn’t a good test.

The two gripes

Another reviewer said this already – why, oh why did Logitech decide that long run time on battery was more important than the sound quality? When unplugged, the sound deteriorates. The base and the fullness go away. It is not just the volume – it feels like the sub-system responsible for the lowest notes shuts down. I can imagine it takes quite a bit of power to drive those notes out of the box, but at least there could be an option to keep the same sound at expense of run time. Make no mistake – it is still better than OK sound, and there is quite a bit of bass left, but it’s not quite the same. I like to carry these things from room to room, and I think this is a notable flaw. My second gripe is about remote control lacking full functionality – it is not able to control iPod menus. Logitech already had this in Pure-Fi Anywhere 2, why give it up now?

Bottom line

Very good unit which earned its place on my home office desk. It is bound to surprise some guests with the sound quality for the size and keep me and hopefully other family members good company from time to time. Big compliments to Logitech, this system does represent progress in small-size inexpensive sound systems.