D-link DMP-100 (32 MB) MP3 Player

Pros: many features, price, portability, great sound quality.
Cons: not that much memory

I bought this mp3 player at office max for 99 bucks and it came with a free 16mb memory card as a special offer. I saw this thing in the paper and I thought that I have to have this. For the price it was a great deal.

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Pros: Cheap price, good battery life, easy to use
Cons: No USB, sound quality not 100% pure, songs get cut off, tiny buttons.

Pros: simple design, voice recording capability, expandable memory
Cons: no USB, awful headphones, no case

This older style of D-Link MP3 player, with a transparent shell and vertical design, is not widely available anymore, having been replaced by a slightly fancier design. But if you can find one, you may be able to get it for as little as $40 or $50 (I...

Pros: Price is reasonable, small and lightweight, excellent-sounding mp3's and recording ability
Cons: No USB connection, computer hardware is kind of confusing to set up, lacks all the features found in more advanced players, only expands to 64 megs

Update! Recently (December 2000) I've seen the DMP-100 marketed under the brand name D'Music, but that doesn't change any of the hardware specifications



I was introduced to mp3's by (big surprise) high school buddies of...

Pros: cheap
Cons: doesn't work on my laptop

I bought the DMP-100 because, like other people, an MP3 player for under $50 sounded pretty good. However, this MP3 player certainly fits the title "you get what you pay for." I tried for over a week to get this MP3 player to work with my...

Pros: cost cost cost, 32 Mb upgradable to 64
Cons: setup can be a pain, tech support leaves a lot to be desired

*UPDATE* When we purchased the D-Link MP3 player it came with a rebate. DON'T BUY THIS BASED ON THE REBATE!! When we shopped for them they offered attractive rebates. The rebate says that it should be received within 8 weeks. Yesterday was 8 weeks...

Pros: Cheap, trendy look, cheap, voice recording, cheap
Cons: Slow and painful songloading, not much space

While certainly not an award-winner, the D-Link DMP-100 fits the bill of a cheap portable MP3 player. It will keep you satisfied, but not amazed.

With only 32MB memory, it holds roughly a half-hour of 128kbps MP3s, which is the most common...

Pros: inexpensive, voice recorder, 32mb memory
Cons: no power connector for the cigarette lighter

**12/4 UPDATE** 1) Rcvd my rebate w/in 6 weeks. 2) Added negative: it has no power jack to attach the player to my cigarette lighter. BIG negative, as I seem to go through all the battery life in the car. 3) Smart media is down to as little as $54...

Pros: Inexpensive, Basic Functions, Voice
Cons: Lacks some advanced features, expandability

So there I was, searching the shelves at Best Buy for an MP3 Player. I'm seeing a Rio for $250, a Sony for $225, and a D-Link for $49.99. I am thinking to myself, what is the difference between these mp3 players? They all have 32 mb of memory. They can...

Pros: Price, ease of use, different features, hours of fun!!!
Cons: Printer port connection, no ac adaptor, configuration of pc.

The D-Link DMP-100 is a great value! Now available in many stores at the cost of only $50 (as I bought mine), this handy little mp3-player-and voice-recorder-in-one is a great product for all people. For those that are new to the electronics/ mp3 scene...

Pros: small and cheap
Cons: doesnt work with my computer

I have many friends with mp3 players so i decided to get one. But what i figured out with mine is it didnt work with my computer. So I had to end up selling it on ebay. Now you may think how will I know if it will work with my computer. Well its the fact...

Pros: Nice Price
Cons: Bad Quality, No onscreen song display, song cuttoffs, limited file formatt

The DMP-100 is a grand mp3 player ... as long as you don't care about futures or quality. First of all it is the only mp3 player with out on screen song display. It's memory usage is slighty higher than the actual size of the song, and it cuts of the...

Pros: Good sound, plays loud for biking and stuff, clear screen
Cons: Short battery life, uploading music poor, expandability 64 Megs, No other support other than MP3

I got this free from a contest I won. I was kinda thrilled that I could use this on my bike and download MP3s instead of getting a discman or something. For the longest time, I could not get the thing to download more than a couple songs in a row. The...

Pros: Cheap
Cons: Build Quality, Connection

I borrowed this mp3 player from my friend, and tried it out.

As an mp3 player portable, it isnt bad at all, and the voice recording function can be useful, too. The link it uses is parallel, which isnt the best [usb would have been nicer - and...

I have had a lot of trouble with getting this player to interface to a number of different PC's. The software will not detect the player. I have had it for about a year and I am now looking for a new player.