Typical price: £56
What is it: Waterproof MP3 player
What we think: With its compact design and waterproof earbuds, the DAP is a reasonable underwater option
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 23 August 2007
Tags: NU Technology Inc, Dolphin DAP (1GB), waterproof, battery life, headphones
We like:
Rasied buttons; goggle attachments; Mac and Windows compatibility
We don't like:
Small headphone jack; muffled sound
Also known as:
Dolphin Swimmer
CNET UK judgement:
The Dolphin DAP MP3 player features a compact, waterproof design with raised, tactile buttons that are easy to operate in the water. While the sound quality through the waterproof earbuds has a muffled quality, and they may not stay in place during vigorous activity in the water, this player is still a viable option for underwater wear
Full review:
Taking MP3 players in the water is not a new concept. First, we saw underwater cases -- initially aimed at scuba divers -- for iRivers and iPods. And then came the standalone underwater MP3 players for surfers and swimmers. Continue Reading...
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