Introducing the Coby MP620 Video and MP3 Player. This player combines the features you expect with easy-to-use controls refined by years of experience. Enjoy digital video and audio everywhere you go with its 1.8-inch TFT LCD full-color screen. Up to 4 GB of memory gives you plenty of storage for music videos photos and text. Coby Media Manager software included for easy and hassle-free media syncing.

• 4 GB capacity for storage of up to 1000 songs 3500 photos or 4 hours of video


• 8 hours of music playback on a single charge


• 1.8-inch color TFT LCD display with 128 x 160 pixel resolution


• Supports MP3 and WMA audio files; MTV video files; JPEG and BMP images; TXT text files


• One-year limited warranty

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Introducing the Coby MP620 Video and MP3 Player. This player combines the features you expect with easy-to-use controls refined by years of experience. Enjoy digital video and audio everywhere you go with its 1.8-inch TFT LCD full-color screen. Up to 4 GB of memory gives you plenty of storage for music videos photos and text. Coby Media Manager software included for easy and hassle-free media syncing.

• 4 GB capacity for storage of up to 1000 songs 3500 photos or 4 hours of video


• 8 hours of music playback on a single charge


• 1.8-inch color TFT LCD display with 128 x 160 pixel resolution


• Supports MP3 and WMA audio files; MTV video files; JPEG and BMP images; TXT text files


• One-year limited warranty

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Introducing the Coby MP620 Video and MP3 Player. This player combines the features you expect with easy-to-use controls refined by years of experience. Enjoy digital video and audio everywhere you go with its 1.8-inch TFT LCD full-color screen. Up to 4 GB of memory gives you plenty of storage for music videos photos and text. Coby Media Manager software included for easy and hassle-free media syncing.

• 4 GB capacity for storage of up to 1000 songs 3500 photos or 4 hours of video


• 8 hours of music playback on a single charge


• 1.8-inch color TFT LCD display with 128 x 160 pixel resolution


• Supports MP3 and WMA audio files; MTV video files; JPEG and BMP images; TXT text files


• One-year limited warranty

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Mp3 video player w/ 1.8in display. 4gb flash memory and fm radio

• 4 GB capacity for storage of up to 1000 songs 3500 photos or 4 hours of video


• 8 hours of music playback on a single charge


• 1.8-inch color TFT LCD display with 128 x 160 pixel resolution


• Supports MP3 and WMA audio files; MTV video files; JPEG and BMP images; TXT text files


• One-year limited warranty

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Use your Microsoft Zune HD 32GB MP4 Player to Browse stream buy and play all you want including music podcasts HD video games and much more. The Microsoft Zune HD 32GB MP4 Player is the premium digital experience that gives you access to the latest in entertainment and technology allowing you to enjoy connect and discover content in a whole new way--the way you like it.

• IMPORTANT PRODUCT INFORMATION: To get started using Zune HD download the latest software to your PC from zune.net/setup and charge your Zune using the supplied cable for at least 30 minutes before use


• 32 GB capacity for up to 8000 songs 48 hours standard definition video or 10 hours high definition video


• 3.3-inch OLED screen with 480 x 272 resolution and 16:9 display


• HD Radio gives you access to many local stations with crystal-clear digital sound at no extra cost


• Watch supported 720p HD movies TV shows and videos in high definition


• Buy stream and update your music download free games and surf the web via a Wi-Fi connection


• NOTE: In order for headphones to work properly insert jack into device port until it clicks into place

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Music addicts finally have the product they've been waiting for: a small very reasonably priced player featuring up to 16GB of disk capacity to store up to 8000 songs. We're talking about days of non stop music! Need more Well the ARCHOS 2 also hosts a MicroSDHC card slot so that you can add more music to the already huge amount that you've got. It's compatible with MicroSDHC (HC meaning High Capacity) and standard MicroSD cards so you can add plenty more music to your player. It's really easy to organize it with the music library settings letting you choose by artist album or title. In a nutshell the essentials. And since you're asking it to play the most popular music files such as MP3 and WMA3 your ARCHOS 2 has you covered. You can also clearly show your photos on the 1.8" screen. Sure the ARCHOS 2 is mostly about music but why not keep a few dozen photos with you It's a lot easier than carrying a 7" photo frame in your pocket isn't it And since there is a nice little screen we added lyrics files compatibility so that you can read what you are listening to at all time.

• 8 GB capacity for up to 4000 songs


• 10 hours of audio or 4 hours of video on a single charge


• 1.8-inch LCD with 128 x 160 pixel resolution


• Supports MP3 and WMA audio formats; AVI video formats; JPEG image format; TXT and LRC text/lyrics files


• One-year limited warranty

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• 8 GB capacity for up to 4000 songs


• 10 hours of audio or 4 hours of video on a single charge


• 1.8-inch LCD with 128 x 160 pixel resolution


• Supports MP3 and WMA audio formats; AVI video formats; JPEG image format; TXT and LRC text/lyrics files


• One-year limited warranty

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The ARCHOS 3 vision media player is a full-featured affordable device with the video and music technical know-how which ARCHOS is known for. Packed with a bright and sharp 3-Inch LCD touch-screen 8 GB of storage and an FM transmitter this handy little fellow is just the ticket for making all your photos music and videos truly portable.

• 8 GB capacity for up to 4000 songs


• 14 hours of audio or 4 hours of video on a single charge


• 3-inch LCD touchscreen display with 400 x 240 pixel resolution


• Supports MP3 WMA and WAV audio formats; MPEG 1/2/4 WMV FLV AVI RM and RMVB video formats; JPG BMP and GIF image files


• One-year limited warranty


• What's in the Box: ARCHOS 3 headphones USB cable (for charging and file transfer) user manual

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The Archos 3 cam Vision player has a beautifully animated user interface a video camera FM radio & transmitter and plays the largest range of audio and video formats. It’s as simple as entertainment should be.

• 8 GB capacity for up to 4000 songs or 20 hours of video


• Up to 14 hours of audio or 4 hours of video on a single charge


• 3-inch TFT LCD touchscreen display with 400 x 240 pixel resolution


• Supports MP3 WMA WAV FLAC APE and OGG audio formats; MPEG WMV FLV AVI and RMVB video formats; JPEG BMP and GIF image files


• One-year limited warranty

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Right Sized and Right Priced

• 8 GB capacity for up to 4000 songs


• 14 hours of audio or 4 hours of video on a single charge


• 3-inch LCD touchscreen display with 400 x 240 pixel resolution


• Supports MP3 WMA and WAV audio formats; MPEG 1/2/4 WMV FLV AVI RM


• One-year limited warranty

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The Archos 2 Vision 8GB MP3 Player is an affordable yet sleek way to carry all your daily entertainment needs everywhere you go. Store up to 4000 songs photos or videos to the player for live playback on the 2 inch LCD screen.

• 8 GB capacity for about 4000 songs; 10 hours of audio or 4 hours of video on a single charge


• 2-inch color LCD display with 220 x 176 pixel resolution


• Supports MP3 WMA and WAV audio formats; AVI video format; JPG image format; TXT and LRC text formats


• One-year limited warranty

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a great player for me

this review was updated on 12/27/2009.



my archos 3 vision absolutely meets or exceeds my personal requirements for an mp3 player!



times are tough so when my mp3 player was stolen in july 2008 i honestly tried to use my aging windows mobile phone with windows media player as a replacement player for over a year. however that solution had several limitations and frustrations. there were workarounds but i grew tired of them.



the stolen player was an archos g-mini which i had owned for several years and i really appreciated it's features so that is the main reason i shopped for a new archos player first. the archos 3 vision player has all of those same features with heaping helping of style storage and added features.



pros:

- it has style

- priced under $100

- plenty of storage space

- fits comfortably in all pockets

- good quality video on beautiful screen

- random play by folder artist album and genre

- better than average playback quality with a good equalizer

- total access to music at all times (without proprietary software)



neutral:

- battery life

- no firmware updates yet



cons:

- screen scratches quickly and easily

- the on screen control dial is almost useless for browsing tracks



the screen is beautiful and will also scratch quickly. my device had a 0.25" scratch within 24 hours of use but i could only see it when the device was off. luckily i have lots of screen protectors so cutting one to fit was easy. i could not see the scratch unless the screen was off. with the protector on the screen looks much less beautiful.



the on-screen dial is certainly not the easiest navigation interface i have ever considered. if you prefer to use random play or pregenerated playlists the on-screen dial will likely never be a concern for you. however if you require the ability to browse through every song on your device so you can carefully consider which track is worthy of your listening time at this very moment this device is not for you.



a couple bugs that i expect to be remedied with firmware updates...

- the button hold function sometimes requires a redundant switch on and off in order to switch off properly.

- the device will not remember my personal background picture; i select a picture but when i turn the device on again a different default background is displayed and my personal background picture is still available quickly by cycling through the default selections.



when i posted this review i had owned the player for 2 months and the video features were basically useless to me. i thought i would occasionally use video playback during long train rides or plane trips but music is really all i need... i knew i had paid a price for the feature so i felt committed to actually using the video playback and realized 1 very good use when i thought ahead to load it with a few downloaded holiday shows that i knew both of my youngest kids would enjoy. i also purchased a cheap speaker carrying case and the result is that watching shows on daddy's player was a hit during stressful holiday road trips and it is not something they will expect for everyday driving.



however i still could live without video playback and i have recenly had a chance to play with the archos 2 vision player which a friend purchased as a gift to himself. it has a screen that is barely big enough for showing id3 tags but if you do not need and will not use video playback i highly recommend that player because it has the same basic player features for about 40% less price. that player also has a simpler control scheme for browsing tracks.More detail ...

You get what you pay for.

I just bought this player recently and have had no bad experiences with it. The touchpad to switch songs is not AS sensitive as I might like but overall the player is great. It comes with the software to convert videos to a format it will pay. You can easily drag and drop files into folders. The sound is good. For the price it is a great little player.



I think the player pictured by the seller is a more updated version than the one I actually received. The pictures added by customers look almost identical to what I have. There is no FM transmitter on this device. Though the product I have works perfectly fine the vast difference between the product shown and what was received makes it begin to feel a little like false advertising rather than a good bargain.More detail ...

You get what you pay for.

I just bought this player recently and have had no bad experiences with it. The touchpad to switch songs is not AS sensitive as I might like but overall the player is great. It comes with the software to convert videos to a format it will pay. You can easily drag and drop files into folders. The sound is good. For the price it is a great little player.



I think the player pictured by the seller is a more updated version than the one I actually received. The pictures added by customers look almost identical to what I have. There is no FM transmitter on this device. Though the product I have works perfectly fine the vast difference between the product shown and what was received makes it begin to feel a little like false advertising rather than a good bargain.More detail ...

Ho-hum

PROS:

Red looks cool.

Sound quality is not the best above average.

Equalizer.

Light enough to not weigh down shirt pocket.

CONS:

Seems hastily assembled

Sticky touchscreen. Poorly responsive even after many calibration.

Virtual wheel is a good concept but poorly executed.

Who still uses paper decals on mp3's or any gadgets for that matter at this day and age?

Crappy buds.

Power/lock slider switch fragile as a loose deciduous tooth.



First of this is not made to sit among the giants like ZuneHD iPod Touch 2ndG Cowon S9 Samsung P2 or Sony Walkman X Series so i didn't have high expectations when i preordered it last month. After all the old addage has always been true - that you get what you pay for. However receiving it 3 days ago and using it since was a major let down in spite of my consciously lowered expectations. The buds went to my drawer of useless cables. Then i find myself at times jabbing the screen with my finger if only to get it to respond. The virtual wheel takes some getting used to you'll find your screen display seemingly bunjee jumping up and down instead of scrolling smoothly. If you can look past these then you can have a toy that plays decent above average music.

The price has been dropping on this thing in just a matter of days since it's release. I won't be surprised to see it discounted to $50. Archos should have paid more attention to the quality of the 3 Vision especially now that they are getting more aggressive in the market with their new lines of MID 5's and the 9 that's coing out on the 22nd of this month. In fairness to ARCHOS they have a commendable tech support staff(i bought a plug-in from them for my 5).

Take it from this old man who likes to buy these toys. There are better players out there.



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Ho-hum

PROS:

Red looks cool.

Sound quality is not the best above average.

Equalizer.

Light enough to not weigh down shirt pocket.

CONS:

Seems hastily assembled

Sticky touchscreen. Poorly responsive even after many calibration.

Virtual wheel is a good concept but poorly executed.

Who still uses paper decals on mp3's or any gadgets for that matter at this day and age?

Crappy buds.

Power/lock slider switch fragile as a loose deciduous tooth.



First of this is not made to sit among the giants like ZuneHD iPod Touch 2ndG Cowon S9 Samsung P2 or Sony Walkman X Series so i didn't have high expectations when i preordered it last month. After all the old addage has always been true - that you get what you pay for. However receiving it 3 days ago and using it since was a major let down in spite of my consciously lowered expectations. The buds went to my drawer of useless cables. Then i find myself at times jabbing the screen with my finger if only to get it to respond. The virtual wheel takes some getting used to you'll find your screen display seemingly bunjee jumping up and down instead of scrolling smoothly. If you can look past these then you can have a toy that plays decent above average music.

The price has been dropping on this thing in just a matter of days since it's release. I won't be surprised to see it discounted to $50. Archos should have paid more attention to the quality of the 3 Vision especially now that they are getting more aggressive in the market with their new lines of MID 5's and the 9 that's coing out on the 22nd of this month. In fairness to ARCHOS they have a commendable tech support staff(i bought a plug-in from them for my 5).

Take it from this old man who likes to buy these toys. There are better players out there.



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You get what you pay for.

I just bought this player recently and have had no bad experiences with it. The touchpad to switch songs is not AS sensitive as I might like but overall the player is great. It comes with the software to convert videos to a format it will pay. You can easily drag and drop files into folders. The sound is good. For the price it is a great little player.



I think the player pictured by the seller is a more updated version than the one I actually received. The pictures added by customers look almost identical to what I have. There is no FM transmitter on this device. Though the product I have works perfectly fine the vast difference between the product shown and what was received makes it begin to feel a little like false advertising rather than a good bargain.More detail ...

The Good and The Bad

The Good - Great audio quality. Controls well labeled and easy to use. Uses Standard mini USB connector. Screen is very bright and easy to read. Everything works as described. Pictures and video looks ok. Nice compact size. Dedicated volume buttons.



The Bad - The micro SD card does not integrate in with the memory in the player. When playing a song only the file name is displayed. No playlist support. No genre support. No lock button.



The Ugly - the mini USB connector does not plug all the way in. It goes in about half way and wobbles. It works but very poor design. The headphone is very difficult to remove from the jack. The micro SD card plugs into the player and leaves about 1/8 inch hanging out of the player. The exposed edge of the SD card snags on everything. No album art support.



The Strange - When you turn the player on with the on-off switch it does not come on. After turning the power switch on you must then press and hold the play-pause button. You can turn the player off by pressing and holding the play-pause button OR turning off the switch. Not sure what they had in mind here.



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Ho-hum

PROS:

Red looks cool.

Sound quality is not the best above average.

Equalizer.

Light enough to not weigh down shirt pocket.

CONS:

Seems hastily assembled

Sticky touchscreen. Poorly responsive even after many calibration.

Virtual wheel is a good concept but poorly executed.

Who still uses paper decals on mp3's or any gadgets for that matter at this day and age?

Crappy buds.

Power/lock slider switch fragile as a loose deciduous tooth.



First of this is not made to sit among the giants like ZuneHD iPod Touch 2ndG Cowon S9 Samsung P2 or Sony Walkman X Series so i didn't have high expectations when i preordered it last month. After all the old addage has always been true - that you get what you pay for. However receiving it 3 days ago and using it since was a major let down in spite of my consciously lowered expectations. The buds went to my drawer of useless cables. Then i find myself at times jabbing the screen with my finger if only to get it to respond. The virtual wheel takes some getting used to you'll find your screen display seemingly bunjee jumping up and down instead of scrolling smoothly. If you can look past these then you can have a toy that plays decent above average music.

The price has been dropping on this thing in just a matter of days since it's release. I won't be surprised to see it discounted to $50. Archos should have paid more attention to the quality of the 3 Vision especially now that they are getting more aggressive in the market with their new lines of MID 5's and the 9 that's coing out on the 22nd of this month. In fairness to ARCHOS they have a commendable tech support staff(i bought a plug-in from them for my 5).

Take it from this old man who likes to buy these toys. There are better players out there.



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