Typical price: £49
What is it: Slim, flash-based MP3 player
What we think: A distinctly average player overshadowed by its competition -- its design is its largest selling point
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 14 July 2008
Tags: iriver, iRiver Volcano T7, microphone, spectrum, shuffle
We like:
Lightweight; integrated USB; acceptable sound quality
We don't like:
Buttons and interface; music lacks warmth and deep bass
Also known as:
iRiver T7 Stix; iRiver T7
You might also need:
Better earphones; USB extension cable (included)
CNET UK judgement:
The iRiver Volcano T7 is a distinctly average performer in numerous respects, with competing players offering notable advantages in each. But if you like its design and don't require anything more than MP3 playback, it'll probably please
Full review:
From the iPod shuffle and Sony E Series to the SanDisk Sansa Express and Creative Zen Stone Plus, low-cost, easy-to-use MP3 players enjoy a lot of attention, often as gym-friendly secondary players. Continue Reading...
iRiver Volcano T7 History
9 Jul 2008 in Crave
Photos: Hands-on with the iRiver T7 Stix
You didn't think the Lplayer was the only brand-new iRiver player we were going to bring you this week, did you? We've got the hot new T7 Stix hands-on for you today
2 Jun 2008 in Crave
iRiver T7 Stix and L Player: UK launch and prices confirmed
We've got some hot-off-the-press news for you MP3 player lovers: iRiver's T7 Stix and L Player are less than a month away and we've got all the deets on these exciting new efforts from Korea
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