Philips AJ300D/79, 12 W, 3.5 mm, iPod, iPod Mini 1, iPod Mini 2, iPod Nano 1, iPod Nano 2, iPod Nano 3, iPod Nano 4, iPod Nano 5,..., Fast Backward, Fast forward, Next, Pause, Playlist, Previous, Apple: iPod, iPod mini, iPod nano, iPod with color display, iPod 5th Generation GoGear: HDD6330/..., FM Philips AJ300D/79. RMS rated power: 12 W. Headphone connectivity: 3.5 mm. Apple docking compatibility: iPod, iPod Mini 1, iPod Mini 2, iPod Nano 1, iPod Nano 2, iPod Nano 3, iPod Nano 4, iPod Nano 5,..., Playback modes: Fast Backward, Fast forward, Next, Pause, Playlist, Previous, Compatibility: Apple: iPod, iPod mini, iPod nano, iPod with color display, iPod 5th Generation GoGear: HDD6330/.... Supported radio bands: FM. Display: LCD, Backlight color: Blue https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/philips-aj300d-ipod-gogear-clock-radio A few months ago Creative released the Xdock. What many noted was that it wasn't designed for its own line of Zen MP3 players, but for the ubiquitous iPod. Creative is not the only one to have thrown in the towel and start designing for the iPod – this ra... A clock radio for the iPod generation, which cleverly supports Apple's player and Philips' own GoGear. It displays Philips' usual design appeal, is easy to use and sounds better than expected, and though it's not super cheap, this is a strong product that... https://www.ilounge.com/index.php/reviews/entry/philips-aj300d-docking-entertainment-system Having maintained its dominance in the iPod alarm clock sector since the introduction of its original $100 iH5 model in mid-2005, iHome appears to be set for its biggest challenges to date: XtremeMac’s $150 Luna has proved a worthy higher-end challe... A highly attractive FM clock radio with dual alarms, a central iPod dock, and very nice matching remote control. Screen tells time and date, includes three-level dimmer, and allows for radio tuning with 5 presets. Sound quality is impressive by price-c...... No AM radio tuning. Very limited screen brightness settings, which when combined with large backlit LCD may bother some light-sensitive users. On-unit button arrangement takes a little getting used to. Having maintained its dominance in the iPod alarm clock sector since the introduction of its original $100 iH5 model in mid-2005, iHome appears to be set for its biggest challenges to date: XtremeMac’s $150 Luna has proved a worthy higher-end ch...