The latest entry into the high-end iOS device dock space is the OnBeat Xtreme, from Harman International’s JBL brand. The product, unveiled in late 2011 and capable of connecting with the iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad, is a powerful, high-performance device, sporting big sound and unique look. The OnBeat Xtreme sports a black and silver-accented more »

If you’re planning on picking up the Samsung Tab 10.1, the company is offering some swanky accessories you might just be tempted to grab at check out. From docks to cases to cables, there’s something for everyone in here to make your new tablet even better. Let’s take a quick look. Docking There’s the Samsung more »

Last year Monster announced it partnered with Disney to create a line of Tron headphones. Today at CES Monster expanded upon that idea to add a slew of new Tron-themed products. The headphones are all the same as we’ve seen before, though now the surround sound has a name from Monster: HDHS. HDHS stands for more »

It looks like Verizon is offering a few nice accessory bundles for Pre Plus and/or Pixi Plus owners. There are two bundle deals listed and you will either spend $9.99 or $14.98. Both prices will get you a Touchstone Charger and a Vehicle Power Charger. And the higher priced option will also include a Case. more »

In keeping with the Palm deals today, we can also share a link to Best Buy who is currently offering the Touchstone charging dock at a nicely discounted $19.99. The Touchstone is available for local store pickup as well as shipping. Of course, that second option will add another $3.99 to your purchase price. But more »

While the rumor mill surrounding the Nexus One has calmed down quite a bit, we still have a few tidbits to mention. First up is a new FCC listing which is showing off a Bluetooth dock that appears to be going by the model number of CR B410. And in addition to the dock itself, more »

Sony has recently begun shipping the mylo com2 with a free charging cradle. While its certainly not a must have item, and I am not sure it would push me over the edge and make me run out to purchase a mylo, its always a nice deal when you are getting a $29.99 item for more »

Product: Kicker iK500 iPod Speaker SystemPrice and Availability: Currently available and retailing for $299.99Rating: 9/10Pros: Simple, easy to set up and useCons: Docked iPod sits a little “off”Overall: Solid sound with a great overall look

While we were able to review the iK500, which is made for the iPod, Kicker also offers the ZK500 for the Microsoft Zune, which also retails for $299.99.

The iK500, after first getting it out of the box has a nice look to it. Keep reading for the rest of the review…

Following the release of the Touch Diamond, the official accessory lineup from HTC is beginning to show up as pre-orders. While the handset is still a little ways away from release, as previously announced it is expected to drop in Europe beginning in June, with Asia and the Middle East to follow later in this more »

While we are taking some time getting our full thoughts down, we wanted to show off the pics of the latest gadget to make its way into the Gadgetell headquarters. Its the Kicker iK500 iPod speaker system. While we have the iK500 which is made exclusively for the iPod, Kicker also has the zKick ZK500 for the Microsoft Zune.

Aside from the obvious difference that one is made for the Zune and the other for the iPod, they both offer the same features. The systems both ship with a remote control that offers a full range of options, and have two 5-inch woofers, two 3/4-inch tweeters, one 6-inch square reflex subwoofer that are powered by a 40-watt stereo amplifier. In addition they both have a 1/8-inch stereo aux-in jack and stereo RCA out. They both measure in at 8.5 x 19.2 x 8.4-inches and weigh 9.2-pounds.

The iK500 includes eight dock inserts that will allow for just about any iPod to fit snugly in place, and the ZK500 comes with three inserts to fit the various available Zune players. The iK500 and ZK500 both retail for $299.99 and are currently available. During our (so far brief) testing the system sounded great and worked well with a variety of iPods, to include the nano, Shuffle and even the iPhone, while in airplane mode. Be sure to check back for our full review and in the mean time enjoy the pics…