LG MF-PD330

LG's entrance device into the portable MP3-World offers to the occasional user everything that it needs, for whom, that has higher requirements, works it somewhat dearless finished and the configuration is too unbalanced. Processing/quality: The "Fancy" Design, how LG recruits on the packing, is habituation needy. Especially the unnecessary and actually disturbing issued roundness at the top side, reliably one of the first places where a damage with falls occurs, in addition makes more difficult you acces to the "Hold" slide switch. All in all the device is to large, if Design items would have omitted, could the device be surely many ...

Travelling long distances on public transport, I decided that some sort of audio entertainment was in order. I have a CD player but found it cumbersome to lug around the unit and change over the disk. A minidisk player was ruled out as it seemed to be too much like a CD player. I decided to go hi-tech and jumped on the MP3 bandwagon. MP3 is a recording format which can be used to record music, speech etc. The file created is digital (so no hissing) and compressed so that it takes up less space. With this in mind, I rushed out and bought a PD330 player. The main unit is made out of light shiny plastic and weighs next to nothing even when containing the 2 ...