Price range: £102.59
What is it: Small and stylish 4GB MP3 player with Bluetooth
What we think: One of the best slimline players since the nano
Average user rating
7.5
very good
Average user rating from 2 users
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Samsung YP-T9 user reviews
July 15, 2007
Posted by: moelhebog
"Cooler than a polar bear in a refrigerator"
What I like:
Outstanding audio quality, battery life and drop dead good looks!
What I don't like:
Proprietory connector, yet to find a battery pack for it
Review:
I purchased this at J&R in NY whilst on holiday to replace an Ipod shuffle as my main mp3 player for the gym and travelling after having read the reviews on Cnet.com and I have not been disappointed. It's a slim stylish player that can play video on a screen that you can actually view without eye strain and the sound is superb. I've used it with Shure E3c and Bose Quiet Comfort 2 headphones and have been rewarded with crystal clear sound. Using it in the gym with the Shure E3c's, I've been able to pound the treadmill to the Who, Led Zep et al without being disturbed by MTV. Yes it's a tad more expensive than a Nano but on this baby you have a choice as to whether you want to use a volume limiter.
Overall buy one, you won't regret it!
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