I just couldn’t resist sharing these top ten coolest iPod accessories listed by Mark Harris to aggrandize you iPod experience. You just can’t afford to miss any of these...of course, if you’re left with some cash after shelling everything out on this beast.



iDog



The $53 iDog will dance and glow with the plugged iPod giving further boost to the sound with its in-built speakers.



Monitor Audio i-deck



The $440 i-deck is a modish home stereo system that pumps out 18W of stereo sound when docked with any of the iPod except the Shuffle.



iTalk Recorder/Speaker



The you may not approve the sound quality of iTalk Recorder/Speaker but it’s handy while pouring out exact recording level when hooked with the iPod. It costs $53.



Acme Made iPod Wallet



Protect your iPod with this Acme Made leather iPod cashmere wallet priced at $53 and available in chocolate brown or aqua.



Logitech Bluetooth Headphones



Logitech’s wireless Bluetooth headphones are for those who just want to get rid of the white tanglind iPod ear buds. The headphones cost $176 and keep you in touch with the iPod up to 10 meters, or about 33 feet.



Apple Universal Dock and Remote



Apple Universal Dock helps you charge your iPod, stream music through speakers and even connects to a TV. It costs $77 and comes with a remote.



Sennheiser PXC 300



Loaded with sound cancellation system, the $176 Sennheiser PXC 300 folding headphones gives you the real sound.



JBL On Stage



You would definitely love the 6W of whopping audio from these mobile JBL On Stage docks priced at $176 and packed with four speakers and touch-sensitive volume controls.



A B Sutton iPod Nano case



A B Sutton is the best suit for your iPod as it protects its screen from scratches with its inner silk lining. The hand-made $123 case allows you to control the player with controls on its front.



iTrip LCD



Sadly this plug-in is not attuned with iPod nano, but it turns your iPod into a radio station while traveling in your Porsche, Mercedes or the any other monster you like to ride.



Loads of thanks to Mark Harris