Testseek.com have collected 19 expert reviews of the Soundfreaq SFQ-02 Sound Step Recharge and the average rating is 73%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Soundfreaq SFQ-02 Sound Step Recharge.
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Abstract: Updated from Soundfreaq's earlier Sound Step, the new Sound Step Lightning ($TBD, aka Sound Step with Lightning Connector) preserves the look and feel of the prior speaker, which coupled Bluetooth wireless streaming and FM radio tuning functionality w...
Small enough to be truly portable. USB port charges other devices. Can connect to just about anything.
Otherwise lackluster app is the only way to control FM radio. Remote feels like an afterthought.
The Sound Step will connect to just about anything. It’s not a party-starter, but for more modest needs, this small dock has a lot to offer in the way of portability and connectivity. Product Sound Step Recharge Company Soundfreaq Contact soundfre...
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Published: 2011-07-31, Author: Charlie , review by: mashable.com
Abstract: The portable and rechargeable Sound Freaq Sound Step Recharge is a Bluetooth speaker that lets you charge and play music from your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch in its dock, or control and play high-fidelity music wirelessly via Bluetooth. Its wireless co...
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Published: 2011-07-27, Author: Donald , review by: cnet.com
The Soundfreaq Sound Step throws in a little bit of everything with its low-profile, modern look, wireless Bluetooth audio, video out, USB charge port, remote control, FM radio, and compatibility with Apple's iPad, iPhone, and iPod
Sound is thin and lifeless, and the FM radio tuner requires an app interface to operate
The Soundfreaq Sound Step offers everything you'd want in an all-in-one speaker dock, except great sound.
Abstract: Though their designs obviously demonstrate that they’re members of the same family, Sound Step Recharge is smaller than the Sound Platform, with an inch less of depth at 5”, a 3.5” height versus 5.9”, and only a little extra width at 13” versus 11.8”....
Published: 2011-07-27, Author: Donald , review by: cnet.com.au
The Soundfreaq Sound Step throws in a little bit of everything with its low-profile, modern look, wireless Bluetooth audio, video out, USB charge port, remote control, FM radio, and compatibility with Apple's iPad, iPhone, and iPod
Sound is thin and lifeless, and the FM radio tuner requires an app interface to operate
The Soundfreaq Sound Step offers everything you'd want in an all-in-one speaker dock, except great sound....
Abstract: It's highly adaptable, so while an iPad will sit happily on it, you can use almost any portable music device as a sound source, from a BlackBerry to Android phones. Connection can be by Bluetooth or (a favourite of mine for simplicity) an old-fashioned wi...
Great sound for size and price, Highly flexible, Interesting design
Not the most portable dock of its class
Packing-in the right features at the right price, and offering sound quality better than the majority of battery-powered docks, the Soundfreaq Sound Step Recharge is one of the very best portable docks you can get for under £150. It's much less portable t...
Compact, well made and stylish, the Soundstep has all the visual bases covered and it pumps out a perfectly decent sound. While it holds iPhones, iPods and iPads securely, its other main selling points are the Bluetooth connectivity and remote control...
