Here is a closer look on the dock, with the insert attached:

 

 

 

On top of the speaker, we can find more buttons:

 

-Alarm Button

-Hour Button

-Minute Button

-Alarm Reset/Power Button

-Play/Pause Button

-Volume – Button

-Volume + Button

 

 

 

On the back of the unit, some more buttons, switches and jacks can be found, along with the backup battery compartment:

 

-Clock Adjust Button

-DST Switch

-Expanded Bass Effect Switch

-Aux-in Jack

-DC Jack

 

 

 

 

The sticker on the back shows us the name of the product, its backup battery type and rating, the AC adaptor rating, along with some more info:

 

 

 

The device is surrounded with rubber bands to avoid scratching the surface it will stay on, but also will help it stay stable on the table:

 

 

 

The provided backup battery can be installed really easy; we only have to remove the protective cover, put the battery as instructed on the drawing and then install the cover back:

 

 

 

 

When the product is operating, the LCD display lights up, showing us the time:

 

 

 

If an Iphone/Ipod is also connected in the dock, a small pictogram will appear on the screen, to confirm that the connection was successful:

 

 

 

An interesting product feature is that we can flip the device, and the display will also rotate, to assure the clock will be easy read:

 

 

 

Along with the clock, the pictogram that shows the connected Iphone/Ipod will also change its orientation:

 

 

 

When the daylight saving setting is modified from the back of the device, a small sun will appear on the display:

 

 

 

Also, when sleep mode is activated, a nice “ZZZ” pictogram will appear on the display:

 

 

 

If we have an alarm activated, a small clock pictogram will appear on the display, which looks the same as on the iP49 unit, previously reviewed: