The Bose SoundDock system The SoundDock included an infrared remote that can control an iPod from across a room. The iPod and SoundDock system can also be operated without the remote. When an iPod is docked, all of its controls are accessible, with one-button volume controls available on the SoundDock system's enclosure. The SoundDock can also charge (via firewire) and in the absence of the wall charger will charge up any iPod made before fall 2008.

In 2004, the SoundDock featured in Fortune Magazine's 25 Best Products of the Year and 26 Must-Have Gadgets. In 2006, it was the winner of the MacUser Reader's Award for Audio of the Year. After Bose released the SoundDock series II, the original SoundDock was discontinued in the United States. But as of 2009, a redesigned SoundDock version 2 is currently being sold in the UK along with all the other SoundDock products.

The docking station for the SoundDock version 2 is now 'Made for iPhone' certified and now charges via USB. Manufacturing is aided by the Bose Syncom measurement system designed in 1972. SoundDock series II [ ] On August 21, 2008 Bose announced the SoundDock Series II system to supersede the original SoundDock effective September 2008. This edition is GSM-shielded for iPhone use, has a 3.5mm stereo jack for other devices (e.g., CD player), and the same sound infrastructure found in the Portable edition addressing sound problems from the original release. The system was released on September 18, 2008. SoundDock series III [ ] On December 8, 2012 Bose announced the SoundDock Series III for iPod and iPhone models with a connector. Autocad lt 2002 service pack 1 free.

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In addition to the Apple Lightning Connector, MP3 players and other smartphones can be connected through a 3.5mm stereo jack. The Bose SoundDock Series III was rated positively by Techskunk who found that it delivered a rich sound even at low volume.

SoundDock Portable [ ] On August 29, 2007, Bose announced the creation of the Bose SoundDock Portable, and it was released on September 20, 2007. The Portable has a battery life ranging from 3 to 14 hours depending on bass and listening volume Though slightly taller and slimmer than the original, it has an 'air duct' on the handle and uses an. Compared to the original SoundDock portable, it has improved stereo imaging, midrange response and sonic resolution. It also has a remote that can change between different play lists, and a line input. SoundDock 10 [ ] At a press event on September 15, 2009 Bose announced the SoundDock 10. Priced at US$599, it measures approx 9' high, 17' wide and 10' deep and weighs about 19 lbs. The SoundDock 10 system is 'Made for iPod' and 'Works with iPhone' certified.