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iRiver T20 1GB Light Gold MP3 Player

iRiver T20 1GB Light Gold MP3 Player

1 GB ; 250 songs ; Internal Flash Drive ; 14 more...
iriver - 3T207AEULGX1
from £39.99
 
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iRiver X20 4GB MP3 Player

iRiver X20 4GB MP3 Player

1 GB ; 500 songs ; MicroSD Card ; 14 hrs ; U more...
iriver - X204GB
Rating Count : Rating: 4.5 19 review(s)
from £99.99
 
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cnet.co.uk Title: iRiver T30 (512MB)

Pros: Supports subscription WMA files; small and light; solid audio quality; voice and line-in recording

Cons: No FM radio; occasional glitches in playing subscription downloads

Summary: The T30 is a basic player by iRiver standards, but Janus support makes it an attractive flash-based device
73/100
biosmagazine.co.uk Title: iRiver iFP-795 Digital Audio Player

Pros: Great design; class-leading features; long battery life

Cons: 1GB max memory; fiddly controls; requires firmware update

Summary: With head-turning looks, class-leading recording features, and sound quality that will please the pickiest of ears, iRiver's compact iFP-795 digital audio player is one of the best flash memory-based players around. The player also ...
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cnet.co.uk Title: iRiver H10 (20GB)

Pros: Sophisticated, compact design; solid sound quality and nice equaliser options; excellent FM and voice recording; photo-friendly colour screen; supports Windows Media DRM 10

Cons: Controls aren't as intuitive as those on the iPod; line-in recording requires an optional cradle that's not available yet; no album art support; can't act as a USB host for PC-less transfer of photos; battery is not swappable, as with the 5GB and 6GB H10

Summary: It's only a little heftier than the original H10, but you get a lot more storage for your music and photos with the 20GB version
77/100
cnet.co.uk Title: iRiver S10

Pros: Cute, wearable design; innovative, clickable screen; bright OLED with easy navigation; nice extra features; plays OGG files; good sound quality

Cons: Expensive; unimpressive battery life; doesn't support DRM-protected music; doesn't support JPEG photos; may be too small for some users

Verdict: The undeniably cute iRiver S10 sounds great and is packed with features, but its lofty price tag and paltry battery life might be a deterrent for some users

Summary: The competitively small iRiver S10 sets itself up for great things -- it touts plenty of features, a cool interface and great sound quality. It's not cheap, but as small MP3 players go, it's an attractive offering
73/100
cnet.co.uk Title: iRiver X20

Pros: Built-in speaker; stylish design; high-resolution screen; user-replaceable battery; built-in card reader; simple menus; loads of extra features such as OGG support and FM radio

Cons: Mechanical scroll wheel; a little clunky to hold; below average headphones; two copies of song created when using playlists

Verdict: A well-designed MP3 player with a great range of features and user-friendly software, iRiver's X20's got magnificent potential. Despite the mechanical scroll wheel taking a bit of getting used to, the size and quality of the screen makes this an adorable

Summary: If you're looking for a lightweight MP3 player and feel you could be quite partial to the occasional video clip, don't overlook the iRiver X20 -- it has a stylish design, a great range of features and user-friendly software
80/100
cnet.co.uk Title: iRiver S10

Pros: Cute, wearable design; innovative, clickable screen; bright OLED with easy navigation; nice extra features; plays OGG files; good sound quality

Cons: Expensive; unimpressive battery life; doesn't support DRM-protected music; doesn't support JPEG photos; may be too small for some users

Verdict: The undeniably cute iRiver S10 sounds great and is packed with features, but its lofty price tag and paltry battery life might be a deterrent for some users

Summary: The competitively small iRiver S10 sets itself up for great things -- it touts plenty of features, a cool interface and great sound quality. It's not cheap, but as small MP3 players go, it's an attractive offering
73/100
cnet.co.uk Title: iRiver X20

Pros: Built-in speaker; stylish design; high-resolution screen; user-replaceable battery; built-in card reader; simple menus; loads of extra features such as OGG support and FM radio

Cons: Mechanical scroll wheel; a little clunky to hold; below average headphones; two copies of song created when using playlists

Verdict: A well-designed MP3 player with a great range of features and user-friendly software, iRiver's X20's got magnificent potential. Despite the mechanical scroll wheel taking a bit of getting used to, the size and quality of the screen makes this an adorable

Summary: If you're looking for a lightweight MP3 player and feel you could be quite partial to the occasional video clip, don't overlook the iRiver X20 -- it has a stylish design, a great range of features and user-friendly software
80/100
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