The inserts are a total of 3, the same models that we could find with the iP49 model, previously reviewed:
To test the device, an Iphone 3GS will be used, so we will insert the one for Iphone 3G:
The backup battery is a CR2032, sealed in a small plastic bag, to avoid accidental discharges; this battery model is very known to be used on PC motherboards (to retain the CMOS info and clock), or PS3 systems, to remember the clock and date:
The power adapter is rated on output 10V, 1400mA:
Here is how the power adapter does look with the plug inserted:
The product itself has a very nice and clean look; on the left we can find the small speaker with the circular LCD display, and on the right there is the location where we can insert our Apple device:
On the right side of the speaker, we can find the location where we must insert the previously described spacer:
Near the dock connector, we can also find a small Sleep button, and a Snooze/Dimmer. The Sleep button enables the sleep mode, which can be set for 90, 60, 30 or 15 minutes; these are the number of minutes we can set to leave the device on till it will shut down automatically. The Snooze/Dimmer can be pressed when the alarm sounds; the alarm will be silenced and comes on again after 9 more minutes; the Dimmer function can be accessed when the alarm does not sound and with it we can adjust the brightness of the LCD backlight: