Even with those limitations, I like using the iSoniCast. It’s the easiest to use iPod-integration device I’ve used as it doesn’t ask you to hook up anything complicated, learn a new navigation method or use a new remote. Sonically it sounds pretty good—compressing the signal for wireless transfer takes very little bite out of the music—and that will vary by how good a sound system you have anyway. Through my B&W speakers the audio quality was impressive. There certainly are more robust options on the market, but at this price, the Monster iSoniCast is a winner.
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Does it work with the IPhone?