Itching to buy an iPod dock to listen to your favorite tunes in the living room, but want something that’s a little less ordinary in the style department? Look no further than the Homade LEGO iStereo Speaker from HOMELOO. It’s a working iPod dock made from LEGOs with volume and tone controls. Powered by three AA batteries or an AC adapter, it sells for $39.99.

Lego Mp3 Player

Why settle for a boring old MP3 player, when you can have one based on everyone’s favourite plastic toy? We mean Lego, before you get smutty, though these brightly colored players should probably be called Legoish since they don’t look too official—not a Lego logo in sight. With controls concealed as the raised bumps, and a six-hour Li-ion battery they don’t seem too bad, even if you do have to supply your own microSD card

This is largely due to the fact that Lego usually come along and make the same thing about a thousand times better. The BB5503 MP3 player will hit you for about $46. It includes a Lithium-ion battery, but there is no internal memory. You will need to fork out additional funds for a micro-SD, which sorta, kinda makes the BB5503 a tad overpriced.

Lego has been our childhood toy since young, now it even can be a MP3 player . This lego MP3 player support max 2GB microSD card. The built-in brechargable Li-ion battery can be fully charged in 6 hours. Connect this iPlayer to your computer’s USB port using the provided cable, you can manage files and charge the iPlayer’s battery.

Talk about modular gadgets: stuffing MP3 players inside lego cubes is about as versatile as it can get.

Lego Mp3 Player Review-  Alas, it’s just one of those concept design renders. The nonexistent BLOC has a nonexistent 50MB of memory — why do concept designs have specifications? — and would sync and share music with one another if connected.
It’s a great idea, so long as they are actually compatible with real Legos.

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