Price range: £112.00
What is it: 4GB flash-based MP3 player with a touch-sensitive interface
What we think: Stylish, lightweight functional player
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 12 April 2007
Tags: Samsung, Samsung YP-K3, bass boost, songs, sound effects
We like:
Great design; lightweight; fresh control system; simple and efficient to use; easy-to-use PC software
We don't like:
Picks up finger marks; no AC adaptor; no album art support; low-resolution screen
You might also need:
Better headphones
CNET UK judgement:
A stylish, lightweight and functional player but we would love to see a sharper screen and support for album art
Full review:
Samsung's YP-K3 is an incredibly slim and stylish MP3 player, with a touch-sensitive interface and a seamless design. Although not bursting with features, the K3 rivals the iPod nano with its ease of use, attractive design and solid performance. Continue Reading...
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