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- Dock.
- iPod/iPhone speaker dock: Lets you dock, charge, and play your iPod or iPhone.
- Rock.
- Omnidirectional acoustic technology: Provides great sound throughout the room.
- Roll.
- Portable: Plugs in or run on batteries, and includes an integrated carrying handle, so you can take your music from room to room.
- Clock with alarm: Helps ensure that you'll wake on time.
- Wireless remote control: Gives you control from up to 30 feet (10 m) away, and stores neatly in an integrated compartment.
- Supports iPhone and all iPod models with dock connector
- Supports 1st generation through 3rd generation iPod models (and other portable music players) via 3.5 mm auxiliary input
- Uses the Apple Universal Dock specification
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Now you can dock, charge, and play your iPod or iPhone and get great sound throughout the room.
Package Contents:
Logitech® Pure-Fi Express Plus™ speaker dock
Wireless (IR) remote control
iPod/iPhone Universal Dock adapter trays
Quick-start guide
Warranty and safety guidelines
2-year limited hardware warranty
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 | iPhone 3G Released in July 08 and sporting 3G and GPS upgrades over the original iPhone. Available in 8GB and 16GB versions. iPhone 3G has metallic/silver volume, mute and on/off buttons and the back is a shiny, slippery plastic. |
 | iPod 4G With click wheel and dock connector |
 | iPod 5G (with video) With a 320x240 pixel colour display, syncs and charges via USB only. Available in 30 and 60Gb models |
 | iPod 6G (Classic) |
 | iPod 7G (Classic - 120Gb) |
 | iPod nano 1G Pencil-thin, with 1Gb, 2Gb or 4Gb of Flash memory and a colour screen |
 | iPod nano 2G Released in September 2006, the styling on the second generation nano pays homage to the iPod mini, with a durable, curved aluminium case in black, silver, pink, green and blue. Available in 2, 4 and 8Gb capacities, all share the same external dimensions. |
 | iPod nano 3G (wide) |
 | iPod Nano 4G (Tall) |
 | iPod Touch 1G |
 | iPod Touch 2G The design of the second generation iPod touch mimics that of the iPhone 3G. Other improvements include a regular external speaker, the microphone jack supports audio input using the iPhone headset and it now has physical volume controls. |
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