This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Yamaha. All opinions are 100% mine.
Yamaha PDX-60 is an iPod/iPhone Wireless dock, complete with a powerful speaker system providing a strong, rich, and dynamic bass sound. I don’t normally listen to my iPod through a speaker system though (although I’m using a great quality headphone from Razer, the Razer Moray+).
My iPod Nano has been a loyal friend, accompanying me on the road to the office. Although I can watch movies as well on my iPod Nano, I normally use it to listen to my music collection.
The Yamaha PDX-60 Features
- Speaker can be placed in any out-of-the-way location
- Easy operation (auto power on/off and volume control sync)
- Transmitter unit is small enough that you can carry the iPod/iPhone around and talk on the iPhone with the transmitter attached
- Cradle for setting the iPod/iPhone on a table, etc.
- iPod charges from both speaker and cradle
- Card-type remote unit for convenient iPod operation
- Low power consumption
- Four color variations to match your iPod and room
- Uses lossless (uncompressed) signal transmission to achieve wireless sound quality
- Strong, rich and dynamic bass sound
- Perfect synchronization between sound and video when watching movies on your iPhone or iPod
The thing that I love the most about the Yamaha PDX-60 is the wireless feature! This means that you can cook in your kitchen with your iPod lying on the kitchen bench, wirelessly connected to the Yamaha PDX-60. This way, you can control what music you want to listen easily when you are cooking. Or, you can have the music being played while you are on your bed with your iPod/iPhone. No more plucking your earphones or going up from the bed just to change songs.
From the pic, it looks like the transmitter unit is small enough to be carried around in your pocket, but not too small either (so you are not gonna lose it):
The Yamaha PDX-60 is also available in different colors to match your personality and iPod’s color, so feel free to check it out!
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You know what I don’t understand? Why hasn’t there been a wireless sync update for iPhones and iPod Touches yet? They have the capabilities, as they all have wifi, which, honestly should be all it takes, right? Am I missing something?
I remember looking for this information for my HTC phone (Windows Mobile based). The reason why they didn’t do it last time was because of security reasons. I’m not sure if the issue is the same for iPhone/iPod Touch though
Oh man, it’s that new rule that forces you to write the “sponsored” text in italics above, isn’t it? Read all about it on Digg and heard how bloggers were angry – does it really make much difference though? (besides showing that the company is paying you for reviewing, from what I gather?)
I’m not sure. This is a sponsored post I took from SocialSpark.com. I simply copy-paste the disclaimer tag from the Yamaha sponsored post requirements. Nowadays I normally put a note on my gadget reviews’ posts, just to say that the review unit is provided/sponsored by the vendor, due to the new regulation thing
oooh.. we have the same opportunity..
cool! see you around man!
Haha yeah, the opportunity is great, isn’t it?