Do you remember the old days? The time when your only chance of listening to music on the move was to carry your stereo around with you, taking all its weight in your shoulders, the stereos speakers booming out your personal choice of music whilst annoying everyone around you. Then came the personal walkman, starting with a tape that usually chewed up when you moved, then they gave us the CD version, which jumped more times than a kangaroo on hot sand. So when they realised that the tapes and CD's weren't that much of a bright idea they came up with an idea that would allow people to move about in there day to day lives, going to the gym, running along the ...  Read the complete review

If i'm honest I think I've ordered around 10 mp3 players in my life time, all around the £50 price tag. I have never purchased an iPod, or any of the other more expensive players although with the amount I have spent on the cheaper versions I think this would have been worth it. However, after my last creative zen player broke (due to a run in with a concrete floor) I decided to give a less expensive player another go, and that gamle has paid off. I purchase my Sansa Clip for £50 from amazon - it was from a private vendor and came in a polythene bag with all the usually bits (instructions, usb cable) so I can't comment on the packaging too much. I immediately ...  Read the complete review

I got this player for listening to podcasts and the occasional tune while commuting. I read some audiophile reviews that praised its sound quality. As usually it ships with crappy headphones but paired with good ones (like the Sennheiser CX300 if your into in-ear phones) the sound is by far the best I have heard from an mp3 player. It has the ability to play tracks faster or slower but it does change the pitch of the track. Changing the speed also seems to use the cpu a lot because the controls get very sluggish when you use that feature. The battery lasts for about ten to fifteen hours of normal use. If you use the speed changing feature ...  Read the complete review

We've still got 1 of these in our house although it now doesn't get used since we have graduated to the Ipod Touch, IPhone side. This was and still is a good media player. To look at it I don't think it looks nice, and perhaps looks a bit cheap, but it's what's inside that counts remember. We got this out of Argos probably about 10 months ago. I think this cost around £60 but I could be wrong. This is tiny and it can clip onto your Belt or Belt Loop no problem. It's quite thin as well, so you shouldn't worry about knocking this and it falling off either. The Clip is quite deep as well. This is easy to use. There is only a couple of ...  Read the complete review

I just bought this amazing MP3 player for my dad and it has to be one of the best MP3 player purchases we've made in our family. What we really love about it is the ability to not only listen to recorded or downloaded music in a whole variety of formats, but also the ability to record direct from the unit itself. In particular, you can record an FM radio stream with just a few clicks meaning you'll never miss your favourite radio programme if you're receiving a phone call or someone rings the doorbell while you're enjoying some quality radio entertainment. I really like the size and weight of this little device - it's amazing how they cram 8Gb of storage into such a ...  Read the complete review