Kensington SX 3000R Speakers w/ iPod FM Radio

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Reviews of the Kensington SX 3000R Speakers w/ iPod FM Radio

5.7

CNET Review

November 29, 2006

The Good: The Kensington SX 3000R speakers come with a remote and offer decent sound quality.

The Bad: The Kensington SX 3000R speakers offer frustratingly imperfect controls and spotty FM reception. Radio has no autoscan feature and presets are difficult to navigate.

The Bottom Line: The Kensington SX 3000R speakers would make a decent addition to any iPod owner's kitchen or bedroom, but the frustrating radio integration makes it a poor choice for FM-seekers.

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8.3

alaTest.com

By alaTest | October 6, 2008

Review Summary: Experts rate this product 57/100. Comparing these reviews to 52650 other Speakers reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 83/100 = Very Good.

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No Rating

the-gadgeteer.com

By Julie Strietelmeier | April 6, 2007

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thetechlounge.com

By Kurtis Kronk | April 4, 2007

Review Summary: If I compare Kensington's SX 3000R, which uses NXT's flat panel loudspeaker, to a decent set of 2.0 speakers (Logitech Z-10), quality is clearly inferior and there is a distinct lack of crispness by comparison. But that's far from apples to apples. Compar

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cooltechzone.com

By Gundeep Hora | November 27, 2006

Review Summary: , which we looked at earlier this year. Kensington's latest offering promises to be a nice upgrade with a few more features and hopefully better audio quality. The company has kept much of the simplicity of the SX 2000, but has tagged on a few things here

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