I haven't bothered including photos or specifications because these can easily be found via a Google search. I've put together the review below for anyone wanting a comparison between these two popular speakers. I recently bought a pair of Aktimate Minis and tested them against the Audioengine A5s which I also own. However new international regulations relating to Standby power mean this feature will no longer be available. In versions manufactured before March 2010 (serial numbers commencing 1003.), an iPod will charge when it is in the dock. The AktiMate Mini is Ideal for use as your television speakers - they are fully shielded, so placement alongside a monitor presents no problem. Please note that this feature is suitable only for earlier edition iPods to version 5 and Nano version 2. It has composite video output for connection to a larger monitor (handy if your iPod has photo storage or video clips). Should the desire be to run a second pair of AktiMate Mini speakers, the RCA outputs accommodate daisy chaining which will provide independent volume control in each location. It is important to note that the USB connection can only be used for charging purposes. RCA stereo outputs to allow for the connection of a subwoofer. RCA stereo inputs permit connection of any hi-fi source product, e.g.

The rear panel jack plug accommodates the connection to an MP3 or MP4 player or your computer via the 3.5 mm input. In early versions the iPod dock was clearly visible - it is now concealed under a cover flap on the top of the active speaker. AktiMate Mini is an active 2-way system negating the need for a separate amplifier as it has its own 40 Watt per channel amplifier built in to one of the speakers.

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