All MP3 Player Accessories

The Bottom Line: The Griffin Simplifi doesn't do much for the price, but it may appeal to style-conscious clutter cutters.

The Bottom Line: The Scosche TuneStream does what it says, but it requires a surprising amount of patience, given its high price.

The Bottom Line: The Logitech Pure-Fi Express is a smartly designed iPod speaker that will make a worthy addition to your desk or nightstand, but those who like to blast the tunes should look elsewhere.

Specs: portable speakers with digital player dock, Black, Active

The Bottom Line: Logitech's Pure-Fi Anytime is a good choice for anyone in the market for a basic, affordable iPhone/iPod-friendly clock radio--so long as you're not a stickler for sound quality.

The Bottom Line: Those with multiple iPods will find the great-sounding JVC NX-PN7 to be a worthwhile purchase, if they can live without a snooze button.

Specs: 12.5 in x 6.1 in x 5.8 in, 7.5 Watt

The Bottom Line: The Razer Moray in-ear noise-isolating gaming headphones may not distinguish themselves all that much from their in-ear noise-isolating gaming headphones competitors, but they're a perfectly good, and affordable, set of earphones for the money.

Specs: Headphones, In-ear ear-bud, Black, 0.4 oz, Stereo, Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm

The Bottom Line: The Razer Moray in-ear noise-isolating gaming headphones may not distinguish themselves all that much from their in-ear noise-isolating gaming headphones competitors, but they're a perfectly good, and affordable, set of earphones for the money.

Specs: Headphones, In-ear ear-bud, White, 0.4 oz, Stereo, Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm

The Bottom Line: Logitech's relatively inexpensive Pure-Fi Express Plus is a compact--and portable--iPod/iPhone speaker system with a built-in alarm clock that's fine for casual listening at home or on the road.

Specs: portable speakers with digital player dock, Active

The Bottom Line: The inMotion Max isn't the smallest, loudest, or most advanced portable iPod speaker we've seen, but it strikes a satisfying middle ground at a fair price.

The Bottom Line: The Radius radHeadphone Live earphones are sleek, durable, and work well for hip hop and pop music, but those with a more eclectic taste in music should steer clear due to the sometimes overpowering low-end.

Specs: Headphones, Ear-bud, Savage red, Stereo, Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm, Gold-plated plug