Testseek.com have collected 12 expert reviews of the Philips CushionSpeaker SDC5100/10 and the average rating is 65%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Philips CushionSpeaker SDC5100/10.
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12 Reviews
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Abstract: The Philips Notebook Cushion has a comfortable cushioned base. The box describes it as a ‘Bean bag cushion for your lap' but I think the filling is probably polyester fiberfill not bean bag material. The top is a smooth flat surface of sturdy plastic. A n...
Abstract: And from the slightly loopy range comes the Philips cushion speaker. The idea is good: there's nothing much more delightful than lying in bed with a loved one and watching a DVD or BBC iPlayer on a laptop. The difficulty is that the sound from most laptop...
Abstract: The speakers built into laptop computers have never been particularly good, a fact that Philips has recognised with its Notebook Speaker Cushion.This large white device has a cushioned underside and a flat plastic top to place a laptop on. A USB cable ...
Adding a speaker to a laptop cushion is a pretty good idea, but it won’t be to everyone’s tastes. Couch surfers might prefer to listen to the TV or their hi-fi than their laptop, while a good pair of headphones or external speakers will put this to sh...
Surface too slippery, cushion too big, uncomfortable for typing, arms block speakers when in use, price
The quality of the construction if good as you'd expect from Philips, but the design doesn’t hit the mark for us. For a relatively simple concept, there is too much here that doesn’t sit right...
There's plenty going for the Philips CushionSpeaker; it's light-weight, very comfy and produces decent audio. Unfortunately it needs to be £20 cheaper before it's worth serious consideration....
Surprisingly loud; Extremely comfortable; Excellent heat insulation; Hassle-free cable management; Packs in a USB audio device; Offers great convenience
Expensive; Lacks surface inclination; Heavy; Loses tonal balance at maximum volume
Jeg synes et eller andet sted at Philips CushionSpeaker SDC5100 er et lidt sjovt produkt, men jeg også typen der har et skrivebord til min notebook, og sjældent benytter den uden at have både mus, tastatur og ekstern skærm tilsluttet – jeg vil derfor n...
