Sony ICF-C1IPMK2 Clock Radio for iPhone/iPod
Sony · Electronics > Audio & Video
Era / Decade
Late 2000s (Circa 2008-2010)
Material
Hardened plastic housing with metal speaker grille mesh and glass/acrylic display cover.
Condition
Fair to Good. The display screen shows significant surface scratching and scuffs. The unit includes the original DC power adapter, which is a positive, but functionality of the legacy 30-pin dock connector is unknown.
Demand Level
Moderate to Niche. Demand is primarily driven by collectors of 'retro' Apple accessories or those needing a reliable bedside clock radio with a specific vintage aesthetic.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$15.00 - $35.00
Estimated Retail Value
$60.00 - $80.00
Comparable Sales
Recent eBay sold listings for this model fluctuate between $18.00 and $40.00 depending on screen clarity and whether the remote control is included (which appears missing here).
Description
Vintage-style Sony ICF-C1IPMK2 AM/FM Alarm Clock Radio featuring a built-in 30-pin docking station for legacy Apple iPod and iPhone models. Features a large backlit LCD, dual alarms, and built-in stereo speakers. Black finish with a textured top and metallic Sony logo.
Key Features
Brand reliability (Sony), dual alarm functionality, includes the specific power supply, and rising 'Y2K era' tech nostalgia for legacy Apple users.
Authenticity Indicators
Embossed Sony logo, standard Sony model labels on the bottom/rear (typical for these units), and high-quality build weight. High confidence in authenticity.
Flaws to Note
Heavy scratching on the plastic display window cover; may require a plastic polishing compound to improve appearance. The 30-pin connector limits use to older Apple devices unless an adapter is used.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay is the best platform for tech parts and legacy electronics. Facebook Marketplace is a good domestic secondary option to avoid shipping costs on a bulky item.
Selling Tips
Photograph the display while the unit is powered on to show it still functions. Use keywords like '30-pin', 'Legacy iPod', and 'Retro Tech'. Clean the dust from the speaker grilles with compressed air before photographing.