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iRiver H10 (20GB) review

The 20GB iRiver H10 outclasses most of the high-capacity competition in the features department, with a built-in FM tuner, a voice recorder and a photo-friendly colour screen. Plus, it's compatible with online subscription music services such as Napster To Go Read more

£200

12 August 2005 by Douglas Dixon and James Kim

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3.5 stars out of 5

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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

£31

1 November 2007 by Jasmine France

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iRiver T60 review

iRiver's T60 may look look like a popular prism-shaped chocolate bar, but the company has a great track record of making players with brilliant audio quality. Can it keep it up with this tiny, AAA-powered flash model? Read more

£69

14 August 2007 by Nate Lanxon

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Cowon iAudio G2 (1GB) review

Cowon has gone down the Shuffle route with this one, a fairly basic but great-sounding device that can play WMA (DRM 9) and OGG files, in addition to MP3s. It's light and good looking, but there's no FM tuner and only USB 1.1 connectivity -- music transfer is yawnsville Read more

£100

13 December 2005 by John Frederick Moore

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Samsung YP-Z5 (2GB) review

It looks like a nano, and sounds like a nano, but the Z5 has two major differences. The interface isn't as intuitive as the iPod Click Wheel, but you don't need any proprietary software to load music onto it -- it's drag and drop on any OS. It might not be an iPod killer, but it gives Apple's baby a fair fight Read more

£75

16 March 2006 by Chris Stevens

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3.5 stars out of 5

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Samsung YP-K3 review

Samsung's YP-K3 is a slim and stylish MP3 player with a touch-sensitive interface and a seamless design. If you only want to carry a couple of hundred songs around it's a desirable option that won't break the bank Read more

£112

12 April 2007 by Nate Lanxon

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3.5 stars out of 5

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Samsung YP-K5 (2GB) review

Famous on account of a YouTube video, in which someone drives a truck over it, the Samsung YP-K5 is a surprisingly resilient flash-based MP3 player. The K5 is instantly recognisable because of its built-in speakers, so it's the most plausible option if you want to share your taste in music with the rest of the bus Read more

£60

6 October 2006 by Chris Stevens

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