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Written by: Jason Tomczak, October 17th, 2007 |
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Where to buy:
 $79.99
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“The Sabre seems more appropriate for small spaces like dorms, studio apartments, office cubicles, etc.”
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Highs:
Unique design; video and audio output; compatible with most iPods
Lows:
Bass lacks punch; odd placement of speakers; occasional pops from control knobs
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Introduction
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Boynq, a product line by "youSP" in the Netherlands, has a new iPod dock speaker system - the Sabre - available for $129 USD. With little-to-no company information available to consumers, Boynq has managed to carve out a name for itself with its unusual and often hip-looking products. The Sabre has a funky design, two 10 watt speakers and can push audio and video from 5G iPods to a TV set. Though looks are important, solid performance and superior sound quality are the ultimate goal of any speaker manufacturer. Does the Sabre live up to the hype? Read on to find out.
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