Philips SA4146 4 GB

Philips GoGear SA2840 4 GB

looking at this Philips mp3 player you can tell it s sleek and trendy, and at £39.99 for 4gb, it s a bargain. The sound quality is fantastic, could definitely be better than an Ipod; and, in my view, less generic. The preset equaliser settings make it easy to adjust to what you re listening to. Was very quick to set up and ...

Philips GoGear SA3245 4 GB

Man, where do I start? I've had this product since Sunday (August 3, 2008). So far it has given me to problems whatsoever. I was looking for a new mp3 player that wasn't too cheap but also wasn't too expensive. To tell you the truth, this is the most expensive player that I've ever had. I live in the U.S. so here at my local WalMart it was about $74.88. It plays videos that must first be converted to the SMV format. Don't worry as the software for this comes with the player. The player has an internal lithium-ion battery that can last up to around 20 hours for music playback and 8 hours for video playback, so the packaging says. It plays MP3 and WMA encoded music. It can receive FM radio ...

Philips GoGear SA3245 4 GB

This MP3 player is very easy to use. I plugged it into my laptop and copied a load of music across without the need to install any software. The player itself is small and aesthetically pleasing. The buttons are a little on the small side but do the job. The screen is of reasonable quality but I was disappointed when it didn't play the album art I have attributed to my tags. The sound quality is pretty good, even through the free headphones that came without. However, it is much improved when using a decent set. The 4gb of space will store a large collection of music. This is easily sufficient to keep you going whilst on holiday. The ease and speed of ...