Pretty much, the pros and cons speak for themselves. The Archos Jukebox Studio 20 MP3 Player was given to me as a birthday present. When I got it out of the box and hooked it into the computer, my operation system (Win2K) recognized it and went about setting it up as an E: drive. Once that was done, I transfered my files to it. 4.3 GB in about an hour and a half, not too shabby!

After that, I tested it out by putting other files on it. I wanted to use it as a portable storage device. I put .psd, .asf, .wmv, .wpd files, pretty much anything I could grab onto this thing. The next day, I brought them into work and they transfered with no problems.

Now onto the sound. In a word, great! The headphones sound good, other headphones that I own also sounded good, and it works fine in the car.

***Update***

09/09/2004: I have had the Archos Studio 20 now for more than a year. The battery life is still around the 8 hours mark and the quality of the audio coming out is good (as much as it can be with MP3 encoding). I have a different car now that doesn't have a tape deck, so I had to get a FM radio transmitter. So far, I have had no issues with the sound.

Recommended: Yes

Amount Paid (US$): 199
Recommended for: Music Lovers - High Capacity Storage for an Entire Album Collection