Logic3 i-Station Shuffle features a shuffle-only USB dock that charges the iPod as it plays; a USB port on the back lets you sync the shuffle with iTunes as well. Logic 3 i-Station Shuffle also provides audio line-in and –out jacks. Although the i-Station shuffle is fairly bulky compared to the iPod itself, and doesn't sound quite as good as other portable speakers , its shuffle-specific design and syncing features are unique.

Verdict:

It's the perfect speaker system for Shuffle owners.

Gear4 Shuffle Station is tiny, basic and has no frills set-up with fair build quality, offering both a line input/output and USB port. The USB port can be used to charge your Shuffle when it's not in use. It cannot charge and play at the same time though as it leads to unwanted sonic interference. To connect your Shuffle , invert it, plugging the headphone output into the jack on top of the main unit.

Sound quality is fine for the price, fully portable with decent set of features. The only drawback is it looks tacky when in use and can't charge and play at the same time.

Verdict:

Affordable option for Shuffle owners.