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MPULS3

Newest Review: ... is a small sliding power on and off switch on one side, and a repeat button on the other side, which, obviously, allows you ... more

... to repeat play your chosen tracks. My only gripe with the build quality is the battery compartment. The sliding cover doesn't fit brilliantly and is easily knocked off. I use a little tape on mine to keep it snug. It doesn't bother me. It takes two AAA batteries, and because it doesn’t have a motor like a cassette or CD player, you get rather good battery life. You can guarantee at least eight hours of continuous play ...more

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MPULS3: Small, but satisfying (973 words)
by - written on 11/07/02
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Is size important? A little while ago I would have said yes, absolutely. But my new love has made me think again. My new love is very, very small indeed – but perfectly formed, quite powerful and capable of giving me great pleasure ;O). I never really thought much about getting an MP3 player, until I saw this cute, tiny little silver thing at my local computer fayre. It was so diddy and cool that I just had to buy it, and at £25, including a 16meg compact flash storage card, it was too big a bargain to pass up (the card on its own would cost around a tenner). The Ampigo3 MP3 player is made by Mpuls3 (that’s a lot of 3s) and it is ... Read the complete review

Cheap Cheap (272 words)
by - written on 15/09/01 (Useful, 230 readings)
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The Mpulse3 is a neat looking little MP3 player that comes with a 16MB Compact Flash card, however look closer and the build quality matches the price – Low. That said what do you expect for 50 quid? The player comes with a parallel printer lead to connect to your PC and software that works in a fashion on Win98, and not at all on Win ME. I have tried to get an updated version of the software but to no avail. Luckily I have a Compact Flash card reader so can use this to download music to the player otherwise I would be stuffed! The sound quality is reasonable and the battery life is 10+ hours. I found that using MP3 files compressed to 64kb produced results that ... Read the complete review