2GB USB 2.0 Digital MP3 WMA Player Voice Recorder FM Radio Flash Drive (DIGIMP32GB)
This sensational new MP3 player brings affordability and breakthrough digital technology to the audio player market. Whether you desire an MP3 player for your workouts, long plane trips, or for the trek through traffic, this USB 2GB MP3 player will do the job amazingly! This multifunction device functions as a MP3/WMA player, high-quality digital voice recorder, FM radio, and USB flash drive all in one unique design. Take it anywhere to listen to MP3 music or the radio, store data, and take quick voice notes for those hard to remember pieces of information. It also delivers superior sound quality as compared to most other players on the market!The portable MP3 player features 2 gigabyte (2048 MB) of internal memory, an attractive crystal clear blue backlit LCD screen, 5 equalizer settings, and an integrated USB 2.0 connector. The direct USB connection on this MP3 player makes transferring music and files on and off the unit extremely simple. It's sleek design makes this device very portable and its ruggedized finish and construction prevent physical damage. Listen to hours of your favorite music anytime and anywhere!
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2GB USB 2.0 Digital MP3 WMA Player Voice Recorder FM Radio Flash Drive (DIGIMP32GB) Reviews
A new AAA battery will be drained when left in the product overnight, in the off position.
Looks like a shop out of someones NYC apartment.
Horrible costumer service.
The device does not keep tracks in proper order.
A new AAA battery will be drained when uploading music.
Waste of money.
Just an email address, no phone contact.
It doesn't cost near as much as name brands for all this functionality. I highly recommend you buy a name brand instead. Mine could only be used as USB. Pros: It is a low price for a two gigabyte player, radio, pen drive, recorder. That or the player is broke. I will rewrite this with more stars if I ever get it to play music, record, or do anything besides transfer files.
It copies files from the PC to the USB very slowly. Maybe I'm spoiled with my Sony MP3 player that is easy to use, but this is far to hard to use. At this point it is nothing more than a overpriced USB drive to me. I doubt they will install on anything newer than Windows 98 from the look of the folders on the CD. This one is not easy to use and I couldn't get it to play music or record and playback after an hour of reading the instructions and messing with it. I got these in and tested one since in fact one was for me in the office and the other a gift for a charity. The player in REAL life looks bulky and cheap, cheap, cheap. Under no circumstances pay more than fifteen dollars for this player if that.
You can tell it was not made with quality materials or workmanship by a name brand. Good luck trying to figure out out to play it. I had no luck trying to install the drivers on a XP PC. It turns itself off if you leave it sitting without use after just a minute to conserve the battery.
This is that kind of cheap. I tested the headphones on another player and they worked fine so I know the problem isn't the headphones. The instructions appear to be clear on the players usage. It is cheap, cheap, cheap, and I don't mean that in a nice way. It comes with a paper user manual and a soft copy on the CD driver disk. The instructions appear to be clear on the players usage, wait till you try to follow them. I never got it to work. The player and headphones are a cheap plastic that could easily be crushed.
Now it was cheap, but you didn't figure it would last right.
Let me clarify a couple things about this Chinese Digital MP3 player.
Cons: Whoever did their product photography is a master of deception.
Ever walk down the street in a large city and buy something from a street vendor.
That's right, the box shows two GB checked, not one, and it is a two gigabyte player since I checked the properties as soon as I plugged the USB into my PC.
The plastic buttons feel sloppy when you use them, like they were cheaply made overseas.
There is no play button just a digital readout you have to highlight, then supposedly press a Universal button to play.
CA Luster
When I bought two of these for under twenty-five dollars each I figured it was a bargain because of the reviews.
until then, it was a pretty nifty little thing. one of the buttons got pushed in and stuck and i was unable to fix it. this is good for people who rarely use their player but still want one, or good as a back-up player. however, had i known it ran on batteries, i would've passed on it because i had to change the batteries about twice a week. a pain and expensive. i bought this player a few months ago, and within a couple months of minimum use, it was already broken and unusable.
For 16.99 I guess it is ok. Only way to avoid it is to remove the battery when not in use. BUT prepare for very short battery life - less than 10 hrs. So about one AAA a day.
Menu's as others have pointed out are not great but manageable. My 7 yr old has it figured out. Funny thing is that batteries drain even when the unit is switched off. At the very least it is a 1MB flash drive.
The time between switching songs is a little slow, but its not that bad. I love mine though, its small, easy to handle and use. xD The thing that I'll miss the most is the little dog chasing the 'Bye-Bye' when you shut it down.
Actually, what irks me more is that the volume screen won't disappear fast enough. The only reason it didn't last longer was because I dropped it and ran over it, so really it was my fault. Battery life was fine with me. Honestly, I love this mp3 player. Honestly, this would be what you get a teenager who's good with technology.
Even after all that abuse though it still works and plays as well as it did the first day I had it. I got roughly 10 hours or more out of it, though I never really timed it. The navigation is a little annoying at times, but really, its not that hard to get used to. The only reason I don't use it still is because I can't see the screen all that well now and the battery back is still in DC. By the way, the brand is DIGITAL. Anyway, this thing, if treated well, is very durable. You don't need a lot of extra software and plays anything that windows media player will. It was cheap and affordable and I got about a year and a half out of it.
If you get irritated with technology easily, then you'll probably just get mad. >_>'. The cap over the USB drive at the end was gone within the first week, but I also have a bad habit of playing with it. Took me a while to figure that one out. The toggle switch you just have to be firm with. Pay attention to what you're doing when you're playing with it and you should be fine.
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