The bottom line: While it's missing a couple of key features found in competing models, the T612 distinguishes itself with a sleek design, decent sound, and some mobile phone anti-interference technology that makes the system particularly appealing to iPhone owners.
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The T612 is a good-looking speaker with solid sound quality, so long as you don’t push the volume too hard. We’re thrilled to have a speaker that works with the iPhone... and we’re extra glad we don’t have to put the iPhone in Airplane Mode and miss our important calls.
Read the full review →This speaker dock may have some low-end distortion issues, but the T612's selling point is clear: It lets you dock your iPhone, play music, and take calls without having to put it into "airplane mode"—something no dock has accomplished before.
Read the full review →T612 is a good baseline for the iPhone speaker category, and though it’s not as strong on frills or low-end performance as some of Altec’s best prior releases, its good looks and competent handling of iPhone music playback are undeniable selling points.
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