Techsplosion T Classic 256MB

Techsplosion T Classic 256MB MP3 Player

Product Type: Techsplosion MP3 players

Newest Review: ... with instruction manual, a AAA battery, usb cable and headphones. The player was made of silver plastic, which had a bit of a ... more

 ... cheap feel to it, but didn't look like it was going to fall apart in my hands. The unit is powered by a single AAA battery, which doesn't last long in the unit, so I tend to use rechargeables so that there is always a reaplacement battery to hand. The unit is switched on by flicking the MODE switch at the top of the player. This makes the screen on the player light up several different colours, which makes it really appealing for kids. You are then presented with an on screen menu, which enables you to toggle through ...more

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loopy-lou33
Techsplosion T Classic 256MB: Cheap and cheerful mp3 player. (790 words)
by - written on 12/07/10 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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A year or so ago, I bought my husband an ipod shuffle, which was the first mp3 player I had ever bought. Naturally, this spiked the kids' curiosity, and after lots of fun playing with the ipod, my son expressed an interest in having his own mp3 player. I was a little reluctant to buy another ipod, as they were quite expensive, and I wasn't sure whether this would just be a flash in the pan, and the player would end up forgotten at the back of the drawer for a week, so I looked at cheaper options on Amazon. The first thing that hit me was that with mp3 players, you seem to be paying mainly for memory capacity, so I figured that if I bought a player with ...  Read the complete review

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