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iRiver Clix 2 review

The Clix 2 -- officially called Clix 2nd Generation -- is the younger brother to the hugely successful and highly rated Clix, and it's so attractive, it actually looks slightly edible. It also offers a huge range of features, beautiful video playback and sumptuous sound -- a winner all round Read more

£139

9 May 2007 by Nate Lanxon

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iRiver Clix (4GB) review

If the iRiver Clix looks familiar, that's because it's simply an improved version of the iRiver U10. You get the same cool, miniature TV-like design and great features, alongside an enhanced user interface and superb integration with Windows Media Player 11. We hesitate to call anything perfect, but iRiver comes close with the Clix Read more

£140

12 January 2007 by Jasmine France

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iRiver X20 review

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 Read more

£99

23 April 2007 by Nate Lanxon

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iRiver Clix 2 Red Line 8GB review

The successful Clix 2 has now incorporated a red 'go-faster' stripe that adds a stylish touch to an already sleek and sophisticated player. Even better, the Red Line has doubled in capacity -- now an 8GB version -- so videos won't take up too much room in your music library Read more

£180

12 September 2007 by Nate Lanxon

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iRiver H10 (5GB) review

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18 February 2005 by James Kim

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iRiver U10 (1GB) review

Small and stylish, the U10 is packed with features -- it plays music, photos, video and text -- but it's rather expensive, and video is fairly pointless with such a small screen and flash memory Read more

£140

10 November 2005 by Jasmine France and James Kim

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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

£209

8 November 2007 by Nate Lanxon

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iRiver H340 (40GB) review

If you're looking for an obese feature set, look no further than the iRiver H340, because it's loaded. The H340 can handle a variety of file formats, including MP3, unprotected WMA, OGG and ASF audio files Read more

£270

12 May 2005 by James Kim

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iRiver T30 (512MB) review

iRiver is known for its techie, complicated MP3 players, so the simple interface on the T30 comes as a nice surprise. Small, cheap and usable with subscription services, it's only let down by the lack of an FM tuner Read more

£70

11 November 2005 by John Frederick Moore

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iRiver Spinn review

iRiver departed from convention with the Clix's D-Click screen and has innovated again with the Spinn's unusual mechanical twisting navigation system. With a stunningly crisp touchscreen, flash memory and a wealth of audio formats supported, there's no wonder the Spinn has been eagerly awaited Read more

£150

11 August 2008 by Nate Lanxon