iLive ICP102B Clock Radio with Dock for iPhone/iPod, 20 FM Presets and LCD Display (Black)

When I first tried to set this up, I could not get my I pod to even play, I had to "play around" with it to get it to work. Now I am afraid to touch it , its so sensitive that I just leave it. Maybe would of purchased a more expensive one, but I liked the size and shape.

I use this in my office and it's perfect for the space. I leave the volume pretty low, but it also gets loud enough to fill the room if I wanted to rock out at work. The radio reception is actually better than I thought it would be, and I like that I have that option along with the option to dock my iPod/iPhone. I didn't bring the instructions into work, so I'm not sure how to manually program radio stations, but it auto-set them and that worked fine for my purposes. I also really like the timesync function. Overall, pretty sweet little purchase! I'd recommend. :)

I was looking for a very small iPod player with a radio for our kitchen. This seemed like a good option. Unfortunately, the sound quality is poor and the buttons on the top are very difficult to use. There are 20 radio station presets, which is at least 10 more than anyone would ever need for a radio (who listens to 20 different radio stations on a regular basis?). But don't worry- they are so difficult to program, it is not worth it anyways. The back-up battery does not hold any information, so if the unit is unplugged or the power goes out, the clock and radio presets all have to be redone. If I had to do it over, I would have never purchased this unit. I have to believe there are many other better options available.

This works great for radio and music from an Ipod/Iphone, but the controls are weird and hard to figure out. Just setting the time is a pain. I am very tech savvy. So good luck and don't throw the instructions away!

Bought it for my wife she love it.The last clock my wife used was so bright she had so cover it up at nightShe does not have to do that with this one!

Even when the alarm is turned off, it will still go off the next day at least 50% of the time. It is unpredictable so instead I have to just set the alarm to much later in the day so it doesn't go off unnecessarily early on weekends. Otherwise it is an OK radio but I think I would go for a different option than this one since there are so many others out there.

I have this sitting next to monitor at work and most people don't even notice it. It is cute and I love that it charges my iPhone while playing music. The only downside is that it is very difficult to respond to text messages while it is docked - you can get to the keyboard and send, it is just an awkward angle for typing. Probably a good thing since I am work and should just be listening to music anyway.

I was excited for this clock radio: good price, okay appearance, and it seemed to do everything I needed it to (I bought it to use as a radio/ipod speakers for my office at work).HOWEVER, when I got it out of the box and tried to play my iPod through the speakers, it wouldn't work no matter what I did. It hooked up and charged, but wouldn't play my iPod. I read and reread the instructions, pushed the tiny, confusingly labeled buttons in a all manner of different combinations, but nothing. The iLive website SAYS this unit it compatible with the 4th gen iPod touch, but either it's not, or I got a bum unit.Moral of the story: if you have a 4th gen iPod touch, buyer beware, this clock radio may not actually be compatible as claimed.UPDATE: I contacted the company, and they told me that when they say this clock is "compatible" with the 4th gen iPod Touch, that means it can charge the iPod touch, NOT that the iPod touch will actually play through the speakers.... Not really what I'd call compatible, but okay.Check with the company before buying, their definition of compatible and your definition are the same thing.