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8 Reviews
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Abstract: In March, I reviewed Keyspan’s TuneView—an iPod Dock and RF remote control combo that allows your iPod to connect to a stereo system via its line level output and navigation with a remote that sports its own LCD display for browsing the iPod&r...
Abstract: I have reviewed several different iPod docking stations that allow you to connect your 4G or 5G iPod to your TV or stereo. These docks typically ship with a small remote so that you can adjust volume and move forwards and backwards through tracks an...
Published: 2007-03-02, Author: John , review by: cnet.com
iPod dock with video output and full-service remote control; remote includes color LCD screen for navigating iPod menus from afar; provides access to iPod-based videos and photos (when connected to a TV); works as a PC/Mac iPod dock or standalone devic...
Somewhat pricey; remote buttons tend to stick; remote screen emits a subtle, high-pitched whine when illuminated.
The Keyspan TuneView is a superior iPod remote control, especially when used for accessing videos on your TV. Price range: $149.99 - $245.99 See all products in the Keyspan TuneView series
Remote-control screen lets you navigate your iPod from afar. Fantastic range.
Retro looks (but not in a good way). Hardtopress buttons on the remote. Expensive.
The TuneView provides a great, albeit pricey, way to listen to tunes over your stereo. The functionalitys pretty sweet, saving you multiple trips to your iPod. Just make sure youre willing to live with its awkward button layout and chunky shape. ...
Onremote display, Great RF range, Fast response time, Upgradable firmware
Small buzz from remote, Buttons have a rather loud click, Scrolling through long lists can be tedious, Doesnt have option to control sound system volume
For the music classroom setting alone, the TuneView receives high marks. It is a great concept that will make, at least for my wife, life even easier. In the home setting, the fit is still grand. If only the remote felt a little more sturdy, and lacked...
A combination of an iPod dock with a powerful, color-screened remote control capable of closely emulating the iPod’s audio and video menus, enabling users to access any song from an iPod’s catalog at any time, with clean sound. Works reli...
High price will deter all but hard-core users. Button-based menu scrolling can be tedious. Despite S-Video support, access to video content is glitchy, and composite video out is not supported by dock; cable must be purchased separately and connected t...
Thankfully, TuneView redeems itself substantially as an audio jukebox controller. With the exception of its occasional keypress issues, we found its ability to navigate an iPod’s music collection to be impressively smooth and complete, and the a...
Small screen, better solutions for television connections exist
KeySpan’s TuneView delivers better range and design than Bluetooth systems that attempt this level of remote control by beaming music to a receiver connected to a stereo. That’s the only competition right now. If you want a remote control syst...
