Philips GoGear SA3425 2 GB

Philips GoGear SA2820 2 GB

any normal headphones. It has some very handy extras, like the alarm clock and world clock. To sum up, this is an excellent mp3 player for £35.00. You get a lot of quality for not very much. I highly recommend it as a first mp3 player. OK, it s not iPod quality, but it is still impressive for the money. The only downside is the capacity is not amazing, however I don t know if Philips do other models with more memory... All in all a top device and great value for ...

Philips GoGear SA2825 2 GB

screen for selecting songs. I have been impressed with the quality of sound and the design of the product. the GoGear SA2825 has four pressable edges on its rounded chrome face, which are used to scroll through music lists or radio frequencies. This product is easy to and and can be easily hidden under clothes if using it in the gym or for other activities with the help of the neck strap that is provided with the GoGear. However since i bought the Go Gear recentley the screen has froze a number of times when loading up but this has been easily soted without losing any memory with the reset button. Overall a good value for money mp3 ...

Philips GoGear HDD1620 6 GB

This MP3 layer is an insult to all other mp3 players out there which actually work. The thing constantly freezes up on you (upon which you have to restart it by pressing the volume up and power key together). When it freezes the thing will keep playing through the playlist, wasting your power but refuses to take any kind of instruction from you, the owner. The picture slideshow function sounds nifty, if only I could get it to work. This thing has a wonderful knack to stay away from logic and ease of use, everything you do with it must be an adventure in of itself! For 6 gigs you get a good number of songs, and the windows media player sync ability works out ...