Thread: Altee Lansing Orbit

The Orbit IM23? is a pocket-sized portable speaker, powered by three AAA batteries and designed to play music from portable media players and mobile phones. Sitting with the speaker pointing directly up, it emits sound in all directions.
There are no control buttons on the device: it is switched on and off by a power button located at the front top section. There is no volume control, so you need to use the control on the device playing your music.

The supplied cable is short at 6in and it has a standard headphone plug on the end. As there are some devices that use a smaller 2.5mm plug rather than the standard 3.5mm type, an adapter is supplied in the box. Sound quality is better than might be expected from such a cards and the other can accept Compact Flash cards. There's also a USB port provided in case you want to transfer files from USB thumb drive.



The frame also features speakers, volume control buttons and a headphone port.
The Ml 020 works only on AC small speaker. It won't replace your Hi-Fi but it is satisfactory. Depending on the source, it can produce high volumes but the small size of the speaker means there's little bass to speak of.

It costs so it won't break the bank and would make a great gift for teenagers who will repay you by playing their music on their train and bus with slightly better quality than from a mobile phone's built-in speaker.