subject: Logitech S715i Rechargeable Speaker For Ipod And Iphone [print this page]
The Logitech S715i appears at first glance like a grown boom box, fits with its dimensions of 39 by 13 centimeters and a thickness of 5 centimeters, but any problems in the backpack. On top of the front are buttons for power, volume, and a dock for Apple's iPods and iPhones. When not in use, the base from the rear can fold up so that it protects the connection from the various objects flying around in a backpack.
In addition to the stand there on the back of a small rubber cover that hides an aux input as well as the port for the included power adapter. Right and left of the foldable sit two 5.1-inch passive woofer, which are responsible for the sonority of the Logitech S715i. On the bottom are avoided by small rubber balls to vibrations when the speaker is sometimes strong spurs.
The six speakers are on the front covered with metal grids. Strictly speaking, only four boxes of the Logitech S715i is supplied directly with power: the two 7.6-inch coil on the right and left on the front and the two 1.3-inch tweeters that sit above inclined. The remaining noise generators generate the sound by the air currents that blow through the active speaker enclosure. Physics aside: All this ensures that the system for its unobtrusive size surprisingly good sound.
We also are pleased that the Logitech S715i waived the annoying adapter shells, which marched with many iPod docks for various Apple gadgets. By and large, the plastic inserts plastic waste and useless at the latest when the next iPod generation hits the market. In the Logitech system is a universal 30-pin connector is used, which is flexible enough to everything from the sleek iPhone up to the good, old, fat 15-gigabyte iPod record.
