So we have TONS of reviews and threads about cases, folios, sleeves, and what not. Here my review of the Sony ICF-CS15iP Dock.
This dock was designed for iPhone/iPods but because of the nature and the placement of its 30 pin connector this dock can support an iPad.
Sorry for the dirty desk
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This dock contains: A very thin remote and a wired antenna which is optional to use.
I originally bought this dock for my 4s because I wanted some good sound quality without breaking the bank. For $89.99 at Best Buy (I priced matched them to 79.99 on Red Laser) this dock has both a clean design with good audio performance.
What was a real plus for me is that it is also an alarm clock that can either wake you by a standard alarm tone, pre-selected radio stations, or any iDevice.
The alarm feature allows you to select 2 different times both with their own individual toggle on/off. The alarms can be set for either:
Monday-Friday
Saturday/Sunday
or Monday-Sunday.
Which works out great because I don't to keep turn my alarm on and off, because of the slight chance I forget to set it to wake me up Monday morning.
This dock features Sony's Mega BASS and Mega Xpand feature which defiantly approves sound quality over other docks.
The iPad is stabilized because Sony added a rubber stopper to the front of the unit (which will be hidden behind any of your iDevice). This helps from getting any damages to your dock or device.
The 30 pin connector on this dock is not fixed on, but actually swivels so depending on how thick what ever device you are using whether its a case, folio, or smart cover. The pin connector swivels quite a bit so its easy to remove or install your device, without having to worry about breaking something. Which I reeeeaalllly like about this vs. iHome docks.
The back light for the clock display has 4 levels of brightness from almost no back light to very bright.
Just like most docks it has all of the controls on the actual unit
With some docks the 30 pin connector only plays the music but doesn't charge, this is not a problem with this Sony dock, as you can see in the top right corner of my iPad
This dock was designed for iPhone/iPods but because of the nature and the placement of its 30 pin connector this dock can support an iPad.
Sorry for the dirty desk
This dock contains: A very thin remote and a wired antenna which is optional to use.




I originally bought this dock for my 4s because I wanted some good sound quality without breaking the bank. For $89.99 at Best Buy (I priced matched them to 79.99 on Red Laser) this dock has both a clean design with good audio performance.
What was a real plus for me is that it is also an alarm clock that can either wake you by a standard alarm tone, pre-selected radio stations, or any iDevice.
The alarm feature allows you to select 2 different times both with their own individual toggle on/off. The alarms can be set for either:
Monday-Friday
Saturday/Sunday
or Monday-Sunday.
Which works out great because I don't to keep turn my alarm on and off, because of the slight chance I forget to set it to wake me up Monday morning.
This dock features Sony's Mega BASS and Mega Xpand feature which defiantly approves sound quality over other docks.

The iPad is stabilized because Sony added a rubber stopper to the front of the unit (which will be hidden behind any of your iDevice). This helps from getting any damages to your dock or device.
The 30 pin connector on this dock is not fixed on, but actually swivels so depending on how thick what ever device you are using whether its a case, folio, or smart cover. The pin connector swivels quite a bit so its easy to remove or install your device, without having to worry about breaking something. Which I reeeeaalllly like about this vs. iHome docks.
The back light for the clock display has 4 levels of brightness from almost no back light to very bright.

Just like most docks it has all of the controls on the actual unit

With some docks the 30 pin connector only plays the music but doesn't charge, this is not a problem with this Sony dock, as you can see in the top right corner of my iPad
