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2.5 stars
"Lots of memory for a good price."
Pros: Cheap GBs of memory, good quality, FM, and voice record.
Cons: Bad button layout, lots of problems.
Summary: Overall, it's a pretty good MP3 Player. I got mine for about $170 on Amazon.com. I really like the fact that it allows you to use MP3 or WMA files. It also has FM radio and a voice recorder. The button layout is horrible however. To change the volume, you have to go through the menu and there's no hold function. When mine broke, I sent it in and they sent it back within a week. This is no iPod killer, but it does ok, especially for the price.Updated
I must have been possesed to write such a good review about this in feb. The features are crap. In order to get good FM it either has to be a really strong station or you have to stand right outside the broadcasting studio. For the joke they call voice record You have to scream inside the pin-like hole. The bundled software, headphones, and case are horrible, plus, this mp3 does have a hold function not mentioned in the manual. You have to hold down menu for about 4 seconds, then push play to lock the keys. At first I thought I got a great deal for the price, but I searched the internet and found a 30 gig Creative Labs Zen Extra for $194 and a 20 gig Rio Kharma for $179 (Check Amazon). I'm going to try and get my money back (I actually spent $200+ on this piece of S---) and if all else fails I will try and sell it on ebay. I really don't reccomend this product unless you have an obsession with very large electronics.
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