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Title: TrekStor - Vibez
Verdict: There aren't many 12GB memory-based audio players under £150. The Trekstor Vibez is a no-nonsense device, designed to play music and live recordings well. It doesn't do video, it doesn't play games, but it does do microphone and line-in recordings,
Summary: elegant 12GB Nano-like MP3 player
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Title: TrekStor vibez 12GB
Pros: Great sound quality; plenty of features; mini-USB connector; doubles as a flash drive
Cons: No dedicated lock button; poor menu system; scroll wheel feels cheap and inaccurate
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70/100 |
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Title: TrekStor vibez (12GB)
Summary: Is this the iPod alternative?
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90/100 |
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Title: TrekStor Vibez Review
Pros: Very good audio quality, 5-band parametric EQ, option to save profiles, Gapless playback, crossfade, Supports a large variety of audio codecs, MSC and MTP modes, works on any operating system, File/folder browsing and ID3 browsing, Line-in recording in CD
Cons: Scroll wheel can be awkward and imprecise to use, Real life playback time is closer to 12 hours than the advertised 20 hours, Hard disk instead of flash memory, Tiny low-res screen, microscopic fonts on some menu points, Low output volume, doesn't work we
Verdict: Packed with tons of nifty features, superb audio quality, a logical interface, and a virtually bug- free firmware, the Vibez is a great device for the serious listener.TrekStor managed to get it right for almost everyone: MSC vs. MTP mode, file/folder vs.
Summary: German storage device company TrekStor hasn't been overly hyped for manufacturing innovative audio players - until they released the Vibez. Coming in sizes of 8 and 12GB and designed by former Rio Audio developers, the Vibez incorporates many features fan
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Title: TrekStor vibez
Pros: Great audio quality; support for OGG and FLAC; dynamic playlists; gapless playback; above-average headphones; drag-and-drop transfer function; line-in recording
Cons: Small screen; no video support; FM radio is an optional add-on; awkward manual playlist creation; rubber wheel will be uncomfortable for some
Verdict: An excellent MP3 player with loads of features and great sound quality. The rubber wheel is a bit weird to use, but with lossless format support, many people will be prepared to get used to it
Summary: The TrekStor vibez is a funny-looking 12GB MP3 player with an odd rubber scroll wheel that's even bigger than the screen. But give it a chance -- it'll grow on you, especially when you hear how good it sounds
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73/100 |
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Title: TrekStor Vibez (8GB) Reviews
Pros: The TrekStor Vibez features a stylish, original design; innovative auto-DJ features; voice and line-in recording; dedicated volume controls; advanced photo-viewing features; and an optional FM tuner. The scroll-wheel interface simplifies song searches.
Cons: Album-art option renders text almost unreadable on the TrekStor Vibez, and the FM tuner is not included. The chrome back shows fingerprints and smudges; there's no dedicated hold switch; and the scroll wheel is hard to push accurately.
Verdict: Better than the iPod Nano in many respects, the TrekStor Vibez scores with its dazzling looks, excellent interface, and solid performance.
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73/100 |
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Title: TrekStor Vibez 8GB MP3 Player
Pros: Plays a ton of file formats, and sounds great when doing so!
Cons: Tiny display, crappy user interface, highly annoying wheel-thingy.
Summary: The ever-so vertisile Vibez plays a ton of file formats, like "Frustrating Interface.mp3" and "Annoying Wheel.ogg"
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Title: TrekStor Vibez
Summary: Better than the iPod Nano in many respects, the TrekStor Vibez scores with its dazzling looks, excellent interface, and solid performance.
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73/100 |
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Title: Review: Trekstor Vibez portable audio player
Pros: 12GB memory (250 albums approx)
Cons: No built-in radio
Verdict: A portable media player that concentrates on music
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80/100 |
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