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Insignia Sport MP3 Player (1GB)

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  • "Probably the BEST Flash based MP3 player!"
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    on by djharryg

    Pros: Flash based, great display, tons of functions, PLAYLISTS

    Cons: Using Rhapsody to synch the player.

    Summary: Having just purchased the big brother of this model, I decided to purchase this one too. It is very sleek looking. Very well built. The buttons give a nice "click" when using them. The display is crisp, and nice on the eyes. The menu is very easy to follow. I didn't even need to read directions to use it. The sound is spectacular. You will not believe the sound coming out of such a small package. The FM radio is the best I have ever heard from a portable device.

    Now the bad... The use of Rhapsody to load playlists onto this unit, and the big brother of this unit is a bit buggy. If I could get Rhapsody even to the point of creating a playlist, getting it into the player is another story. Sometimes they make it to the player, sometimes, not. Sometimes they are named correctly, sometimes the name defaults to "unknown". Sometimes you turn the player off, then back on, and the playlist is gone. Insignia support tries their best. They are immediately responsive. I feel it's a simple firmware fix, and the player is awesome. Of course if you don't need playlists, then disregard.

    This is a great player. One of the best I have ever had. It's a bit small, but that's a benefit. I even use it for audio books. I like that you turn the player off, then on later, and it remembers where you left off.

    A nice alternative to the IPOD line in my opinion.

    Updated
    The "playlist" problem was not with the Amigo unit. That one is fantastic. The playlist problem was with the model, NS-DV2G. Also a fantastic unit. The scroll wheel works great. It's just a bit buggy regarding the playlist function. It could be due to Rhapsody software. I don't know....

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  • reply on March 3, 2007 by rickman

    Hi....Have You get the firmware update yet? I Got The Player Thursday And Can't Get The Update From There Site.....Do You Have A Problem With The Player When You turn It Off And Then The Player Does Not Come Back On ? That happens To Me. I Have To Pull The Battery Out And Put It Back And Then It Comes On....Thanks

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Quick Specifications

  • Digital Storage / Capacity 1.0 GB
  • Diagonal screen size 1.2 in
  • Mfr estimated battery life 18.0 hour(s)
  • Weight 1.2 oz
  • Battery Player battery - Rechargeable - Lithium ion
  • Digital player supported digital audio standards MP3 Protected WMA (DRM) Audible WMA
  • Flash memory installed 1.0 GB
  • Device type Digital player / radio
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