You might think £280 is a lot to spend on something that you can get a similar device for a lot less, but we know that the sound quality will not even come close to the high expectations that we have come to love from Bose.

First of all not much has changed from the last SoundDock. The only major changes you get are the portability side and the ability for the dock to rotate out of sight. In our opinion if you’re paying £280 to dock your Ipod it will live and sleep on that Bose SoundDock and you want people to know that you have spent your money wisely and not gone for a cheaper model.

The sound quality is great and doesn’t even distort at high levels and it gets to a point where you don’t know if its going any louder or your just to scared to turn it up any more.

When we opened ours up we noticed that 2 speakers were not wired up, this is due to Bose’s superior engineering and working out that you’ll get better low frequencies if they are driven by air pressure created by the main driver.