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Philips GoGear Vibe review
The GoGear Vibe budget MP3 player compensates for its deeply irritating navigation system by offering a well-rounded feature set and good sound quality. Photo- and video-playback capability are of limited use on a 38mm colour screen, but Philips deserves credit for squeezing in such features at this price Read more
11 August 2009 by Donald Bell
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Philips GoGear Spark review
The tiny, wearable GoGear Spark offers a good feature set and decent sound quality for the price. One of the first MP3 players in its class to offer a colour display, the Spark's unique design and excellent battery life help to make it a real rival to the iPod shuffle Read more
18 February 2009 by Donald Bell
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Sony NWZ-B133 Walkman review
Sony's B-series Walkman is tiny and cheap, and is clearly designed for on-the-go use with its built-in USB interface and simple design. While it offers a good range of features, such as an integrated FM tuner and voice recording, it's not laden down with frills. The sound quality is good, though not spectacular Read more
19 November 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Creative Zen Mozaic review
The Creative Zen Mozaic offers terrific sound quality and a decent feature set, and at a penny under £120 with a 16GB capacity, it's superb value. Considering its main competitor is the £150 iPod nano, that's a steal -- but there are a few flaws indicating precisely how it's so affordable, such as the screen quality Read more
23 September 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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iRiver Volcano T7 review
Low-cost, no-nonsense MP3 players enjoy a lot of attention, especially from gym goers needing something light and low cost. In 1GB, 2GB and 4GB capacities, the iRiver Volcano T7 is the latest in this category, providing a cable-free listening experience that's great for the treadmill Read more
14 July 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Baylis Eco Media Player EP-MX71 review
The wind-up powered Baylis Eco Media Player EP-MX71 is no replacement for an iPod, but if you're a camper, hiker or festival goer, it could just the thing for your travels. This MP3 and video player needs no power cables and is run on elbow grease, making it perfect for camping or road trips Read more
20 February 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Samsung YP-T10 review
The new YP-T10 is another superb music and video player from Samsung. Its touch-sensitive navigational pad glows with every stroke, and its build exerts professionalism and style. With key updates including image and video support, this is one great player, hands down Read more
11 December 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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iRiver B20 review
Besides MP3s, the iRiver B20 plays both DAB and FM radio. A massive 170mm telescopic aerial swivels around the back to provide excellent sound quality for when you're in transit. It also has a built-in voice recorder, flash games and an alarm, making this a fully-stocked player Read more
8 November 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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SanDisk Sansa Clip review
About the same size as a matchbox, the SanDisk Sansa Clip is begging for your attention. Coming in 1GB or 2GB, you can navigate your music by artist, album and so on, providing much needed track organisation. With these features, this little Clip lights a fire under the competition Read more
1 November 2007 by Jasmine France
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Philips SA9345 review
If you want a simple and good-sounding audio player, don't overlook this Philips SA9345. It incorporates an FM radio besides protected and unprotected MP3 and WMA play. Get your finger on its Superscroll function to simply fly through your music. How could you brush off a feature like that? Read more
25 October 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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