Samsung YP-E64 64 MB

I have only just recently bought my new Samsung Yepp 64mb MP3 player and already I have been very impressed with all the aspects of the MP3 player and of Samsung in general. I hadn't really thought of purchasing an MP3 until recently, but thanks to many websites that enable you to download free MP3 files (these websites will remain nameless, of course) I had to get one. It made sense, with so many songs (nearly every song made) new and old to choose from, and for a price of next to nothing my mind had been made up. For me, the future of Music is in MP3 format, forget Mini-discs and CD players they really do seem very clumsy now as they are so much ...  Read the complete review

I have been using the Mp3 compression technology since it first became available. I bought the first portable Mp3 player (MPman, which I have also reviewed) to listen on the move. Recently, I was swayed by a cheap USB alternative: Samsung Yepp YP-NEU. The machine is small, light and reasonably attractive. The blue, translucent plastic seems to sandwich a sliver of metal in the middle giving a pleasing effect. There are four buttons on the front: A large, round play/pause button which protrudes quite a bit, and small, metal-looking recessed stop, forward, backward buttons. The volume control is a rocker on the top next to a dash-dot remote control/jack socket. It ...  Read the complete review

This opinion is about the now relatively old Samsung Yepp E-32. I managed to get my hands on one just this morning after getting it off ebay for just over £50, which is less than half the price of the current retail version. Although it has been used, it is still in very good condition, except I'd much rather get myself a new set of headphones than use old ones. The headphones supplied match the style of the player, however, I have heard sound quality out of them aren't too great. The Sony headphones I'm using right now are providing tremendous sound quality! (Why I am using this MP3 player when I can easily take the headphones out of the ...  Read the complete review

My first good experience of this particular MP3 player was dropping it onto a kerb whilst running full tilt across a road on a rather miserable rainy day. "Well thats that gone" I thought to myself as a reached down to pick it back up, whilst scanning the ground for the included belt clip. I saw it. Just in time for it to slip down a drain. Now I shrugged off the belt clip and held down the play button, turning it on. Well, I was simply astounded. It worked, flawlessly. The silver paint had scratched off one corner leaving a slightly gawdy white plastic finish, but this piece of technology survived a drop from about 4 foot onto wet tarmac. Usually ...  Read the complete review

These things are cool. Free music, you cannot go wrong. My Samsyung Yepp YP-E64 is small, light-weight, and easy to use. The software that comes with it (ie. Jukebox Player) is fairly good for getting mp3's and is fast and attractive to look at. Now this is where the fun begins. 2 hours of music on a cassette sized player is amazing. I find myself using it more and more each day, lucky it has a long battery life. The quality of sound that comes out of this electronic little beauty is crystal clear. None of the dreaded hiss from well used tapes, none of the annoying skipping from CD's and with no moving parts very little chance of anything going wrong with it. ...  Read the complete review