Well my family purchased an (i)home since we wanted to hear either the radio or our IPOD music in the morning. The two drawbacks with the (i)Home is (a) It's like shining a torch in your room at night and (2) when the radio/ipod goes off in the morning, the volume progresses from a low 0 to 20 (out of 30) in about 10 secs and blows the ears off you.

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I really ask myself who designs these things - they must be deaf. Well the reason why I elaborate on this is because this iLive has an equally disturbing blue light that shines in your room and secondly, it too blows the ears off you in the morniing. We're not a quiet family and we like our music loud but let's take the morning in perspective. We returned the iLive to Amazon and now we're looking for No.

We have been referred to the Jensen Clock radio/IPOD. Postives it has a remote control and its sound is very good (when you are actually willing to listen to it a high level!). I have to disagree with some of the negative reviews on this product.

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I found it easy to learn how to program and the sound is far better than other reviews would lead you to believe. Depending on what you are using it for, I find the audio quite good. I suppose if you are playing hard rock music at a very loud volume you might be disappointed with the sound, but if that's what you want, buy a more expensive item. I learned to set the alarms, plug in my iPod with no problems. So far no problems with this product.

The iLive ICR6806DT is a horribly named new iPod alarm clock/speaker system. It can be set to wake you up using the music on your iPod, or via a more. ILive 1CR6806DT The ICR6806DT's. Since the iLive's. I was also disappointed by the apparent construction quality of the ICR6806DT, and the instruction manual is. Buy this iLive, ICR6806DT Replacement Remote Control. Free Shipping and Lifetime Warranty. We stand behind our products and ship the same or next day.

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The iLive is a horribly named new iPod alarm clock/speaker system. It can be set to wake you up using the music on your iPod, or via a more pedestrian alarm like the built in radio. As you can see it also includes a remote so you can pump up the jams from across the room (if that room is located somewhere in the late 90's that is; I'm so out of touch with the kids). $99.99 gets you an ICR6806DT in your choice of black or white, that is compatible with all models of iPod (including the shuffle).