Logic3 i-Station Traveller speakers review

Cheap and cheerful or just the trick?

26 March 2007 0:00 GMT / By Stuart Miles

With iPod speaker systems two a penny, what makes Logic 3 think it has the answer with the Logic 3 i-Station Traveller speakers? We take a listen.

Available in not one but six different colours; pink, red, blue, green, silver, and black the £20 speakers are designed to look good and be affordable for sound on the go.

Small and light - they weigh 156 grams, the speakers pull apart to and twizzle around to create a stand for your iPod be it a nano, shuffle or regular-sized model.

Connection is made via a 3.5mm jack and that means that although the speaker set is geared towards the iPod you can plug anything else, including a PSP or DS lite into it instead.

The speakers feature two 32mm neodymium drivers and has a total output of 4 watts and this produces a good sound for what they are if not a little tinny in there performance.

Four AAA batteries power the speakers and we managed to get a good amount of listening out of them before the batteries gave up.

Verdict

Small, compact and ideal for your summer holidays the speakers come under the category of cheap and cheerful.

Cheap and cheerful they might be, but the Logic 3 i-Station Travellers get the job done without breaking the bank.

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Review Recap

Made by: Logic3
Price as reviewed: £20
The good: Small, compact, cheap
The bad: Cheap looking, a bit tinny in sound performance
Quick verdict: Cheap and cheerful they might be, but the Logic 3 i-Station Travellers get the job done without breaking the bank
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