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by abillef , Jun 19 '03
Pros: Great sound, multiple features, upgradeable to 640 MB, perfect for working out! Cons: None so far
It took me a while to find this MP3 player. It was out of stock everywhere and now I know why... Thi ...
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by rbenfield , Oct 28 '04
Pros: I love it! Cons: Very poor FM tuner
I was looking for a music source to use on my long runs (3 hours or more). Wanted something rugged, waterproof, and easy to use.
After reading the good reviews on here, I knew this was the one for me. Having had it for about a month now,...
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by macdbh , May 02 '03
Pros: Expandable Memory. Lightweight, yet Solid.
Cons: Included Headphones questionable. No advanced filing system.
While searching for an MP3 Player for working out, I came across the RioSport S35S. I was thoroughly impressed with SonicBlue's latest offering. They were able to include many features including expandable memory, an FM tuner, and Solid Design.
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by ralphphillips , Aug 17 '03
Pros: It is light, easy to use, rubber-coated for easy carry. Cons: belt clip is annoying and the radio is poor inside of the gym.
My cardio workouts are much easier to maintain using the Rio S35s. I've been using this MP3/WMA play ...
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by barneybunkport , Feb 25 '03
Pros: Small, expandable, lightweight, relatively rugged, well thought-out display, am/fm flexibility, and efficient power use. Cons: No am/fm or voice recording. Accepts rechargeable batteries, but doesn't allow recharging while in unit.
I remember, as a child, going to a local retailer and spending $100 on a "portable" music system. I may be giving away my age, but it was a 7lb. am/fm radio with 8-track player that required 8 D-cell batteries when not plugged into an 110v outlet. Having...
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by elr0nd , Aug 31 '03
Pros: user interface, ease of use Cons: FM reception
I have a Rio 600 and am pretty happy with it. I take it or my Sony Walkman out on jogs and to the gy ...
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by dvornik , Apr 02 '03
Pros: Good idea, looks tough, good display, user-friendly controls Cons: Hard to reach non-rechargeable battery, low-quality inconvenient belt clip, useless wrist strap, bad software support.
My biggest complaint against this product is that it's the only hardware I've ever seen that doesn't have drivers to download from the manufacturer's website. They SELL drivers CDs instead. You can download a "Rio music manager" software but it WILL NOT...
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by skyman-bda , Jun 16 '03
Pros: compact, stable for active workouts Cons: headphone quality, no rechargeable battery, basic one-way file transfer software, exposed (corrosion prone) USB terminal.
After my wife stole my Sony MSNW-7 to use for her workouts, I found myself in need of another device ...
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by Lynman91 , Dec 15 '02
Pros: Won't Skip, Great Size and Great Sound. Cons: Expensive memory & buggy software
I bought this unit to replace my Sony mini-disc but it it's not that good. It's very good if you want a skip free unit for the gym but be mindful that the radio gets virtually no reception indoors. I can hold a total of 4 hours at 128 quality mp3 with...
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by vaiocondios , Mar 06 '03
Pros: light,compact ,produces better than the average player sound,You don't expect Ipod for this price.. Cons: You don't expect Ipod for this price..
cheap plastic parts,
256mb ram would be better
It's very convenient to carry around and when you do any physical activity . It is also very user-friendly and downlading songs from your computer is a breeze with the provided software.Lightweight and very good sound. I find the controls such as...
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by tcallahan74 , Feb 18 '03
Pros: Size, Functions, Ease of Use, Upgradeable memory Cons: Button are TOO easy to pause/stop by accident, Ear phones are NOT comfortable
The two main reasons I purchased this unit was for using at the gym and while skiing. At the gym it's great, I can tune into the televisions with the FM Tuner, or use the MP3 for my own personal music. I used it this past weekend for skiing. The...
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by ryansdadd , Jan 13 '03
Pros: FM tuner, good memory,digital skip free music Cons: the WORST sounding headphones
I have the S30S witch has 64mb memory instead of 128mb.Otherwise its identical in features.Great player and I LOVE IT!!However the weak link would DEFINITLY be the headphones.They the sporty style that wrap around each ear.They are comfortable and...
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by tablewicked , Feb 12 '03
Pros: Well made and easy to use Cons: nothing
Rio Sport 128MB Digital Music Player with FM tuner. Whether you're a weekend warrior or a serious athlete, good music can motivate you. The Rio S35S gives you up to four hours of skip-free music in a rugged, durable player. A large, backlight display...
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by dave51 , Mar 27 '03
Pros: Easy to use, simple and quick to add songs to player. Great for workouts Cons: Radio function, and the headphones that are included
I would buy this again without a doubt. The 35s is small, light weight, and very simple to use. On average it took around 10seconds for each song to transfer, and I stored 30(mp3, 128bit) songs on the installed memory. The radio was a bit of a let...
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by carlosan , Jul 29 '03
Pros: Light, portable, great sound, long battery life, easy to use, easy to add music to Cons: Could use a better arm strap.
My girlfriend bought this Rio MP3 player for me on Valentines Day. I've been using it since and I t ...
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