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Published: 2008-07-31, Author: Rob , review by: techworld.com
The RRP for the Boynq Sabre is quite steep, but a quick search on the web reveals the same model for a lot less; if you can get it for a knock down amount then the Boynq Sabre makes a quirky gift. But it's tied to the indoors on account of its lack of...
Abstract: Video Review: The Boynq Sabre, coming in at around $129 USD, has a pretty cool futuristic design to it. It works with numerous iPod versions, including generation 3, 4 and 5.
Abstract: Sabre Femme and Homme iPod SpeakerCompany: Boynq Boynqs Sabre speaker is curvaceous, but its no gender bender. The company markets the black version for "homme" (guys), and the pink version for "femme" (gals). The latter is the unit we received for ...
Small, stylish, unique design
Fits all iPod models
Line-in connector for non-iPod audio devices
Ability to dock (charge) & sync your iPod and computer
Video out connector to watch iPod video on your television
Experienced intermittent sound pops
Difficult to connect the docking cable when the power adapter is plugged in
The tremendous popularity of Apple’s iPod has created a niche for accessory manufacturers to flourish. Boynq is one such manufacturer that has created some great products that increase the functionality of your iPod. The Boynq Sabre is a dock and st...
Abstract: The Boynq Sabre stereo iPod desktop speaker is neither awesome nor awful. Its a decent enough little speaker system with a few unique touches that may make it appealing to some. While its sound quality isnt as good as some other similarly priced iPod...
Very unusual design
Video/audio out for TVs
Compatible with many iPods
Bass lacks punch
Odd placement of speakers hampers music
Occasional "pops" from control knobs
The Boynq Sabre is a futuristic-looking iPod speaker system that truly stands out in a crowd. While the looks get due praise, the overall output is hampered by the oddly placed speakers, both of which push music away from you at roughly 85 degree angle...
With the size of the two speakers on either end, you would assume that the lower frequencies would be pretty good. In fact it seems to be quite the opposite. The sound can be a bit ‘hollow’ sounding and using the Bass, Treble knobs it doesn’t make mu...
Abstract: To start with the positives, Boynq has clearly taken the time to sculpt Sabre into a new and distinctive housing rather than just copying one of the many now standard iPod speaker shapes. While we haven’t been able to describe the unit’s styli...
The RRP for the Boynq Sabre is quite steep, but a quick search on the web reveals the same model for a lot less; if you can get it for a knock down amount then the Boynq Sabre makes a quirky gift. But its tied to the indoors on account of its lack of...
