Pros: Lightweight, Easy-to-Use, Simple Software, FM tuner, Good Quality Sound, can recharge through USB Cons: without the rechargable battery you only get about 6 hours of playtime
An easy to use and carry MP3 player, Sonic Blue’s RioSPORT 64MB MP3 Player is a worth it’s low price for anyone looking for a player that can play both digital music and receive FM radio stations. If my partner can figure out how to use the ...
Pros: Easy-to-use interface, perfect size, belt clip, simple software, expandable storage, radio tuner Cons: Short battery life, belt clip leaves permanent scratches on player surface, limited title assortment options
If you're looking for a decent mid-range MP3 player packed with options, look no further. While yo ...
Pros: Great size and weight. Easy to use. A fine and simple Mp3 player. Cons: Next-to-nothing memory storage. Radio reception is a joke.
Sure, it doesn't have the 'buzz' factor that an iPod would, but this player is perfect for a workout. Size matters. One thing I really appreciate in electronics is when they are designed for 'human hands'. Tiny buttons drive me out of my ...
Pros: Compact size,
Expandability to 576MB,
Lightweight,
Stopwatch,
Firmware upgrades,
Looks great!
Cons: FM Tuner not that great (even with new firmware)
Included headphones have marginal sound
I finally started getting into the MP3 scene a month or so ago after I started getting into burning my own mixes on CD. The idea of getting an MP3 player came after I got tired of the random music than the gym that I went to played. I just can't...
Pros: Small and light, great for workouts...quality of sound very good Cons: Battery life,uncomfortable earphones,fm tuner ok but not great
I just purchased this unit 3 days ago and I am thrilled with the sound and portability compared to my cd player. Eventually I will probably purchase a hard drive unit for the larger memory but right now I am too cheap to buy one of those so I went for ...
Pros: One of the few "sport MP3 players" with a belt clip. Cons: Poorly designed controls.
I bought this product 3 months ago. As a former electronics products tester and a runner/gym rat who works out at least 4-5 times per week, I've come to despise this poorly engineered product. It certainly wasn’t designed with the fitness enthus ...
Pros: Cheap, Expandable, Functional Cons: Breaks easily, Included software sucks, buttons and menus akward
This is a great player for the price, it works and sounds great, and that is all that matters, right? I totally agree, but there are a few problems that kill this little MP3/WMA player's glory. All have been mentioned so far, and I am pretty sure ...
Pros: Decent sound, small compact, memory upgradable. Cons: FM radio, belt clip.
I bought this MP3 player at Best Buy for $34.00 on clearance. This is a great player and perfect for my needs, which is to be able to listen to MP3's while I run. The price was unreal so I purchased a 256 MB SD memory chip to go with it. The good: ...
Pros: Small, Compact, Style, Great Screen, Easy to use, Lightweight Cons: Low Internal Memory, FM Tuner, Headphones aren't the best
I researched a lot of MP3 players and finally decided on this one. The only downside, in my mind, was the low internal memory. But I am on my computer a lot and figured it would be no big deal just deleting songs I no longer wanted on there and then...
Pros: Quality for the price. We bought two, one for my wife and myself. Cons: Minor Cons with unit, can be overlooked.
I like it alot for the price, $59.99 at Wally World. It has a lockout for accidental bumping of controls, backlight w/adjustable ON time, Scrolling Display, Equalizer with presets like Jazz, Rock etc. w/separate bass n treble adjustments, digital ...
Pros: Value, sound, utility. A lot of "bang" for the buck. Cons: Radio reception, and the bizantine Realone software that came with the unit.
I bought this player for my daughter several years ago. She complained it didn't have a lot of memory for her songs so I bought her a 128Mb SD card. She used the player for a while and then it ended up in a drawer. This year for the holidays she ...
Pros: Great for active people, good product for the cost, comes with extra card. Cons: Problems with the computer software, battery doesn't last long.
I got the RioSPORT S30S 64MB MP3 Player for Christmas of 2003, and I've been using it ever since. I am an active guy, I play volleyball, go to the gym, and do other outdoor activities, so I just couldn't use a CD Player for my tunes. With that ...
Pros: Inexpensive, good ergonomics, easy to use, expandable memory, light weight, built in FM radio Cons: The carrying case and ear buds
I bought an MP3 player so I could listen to music while running. The Rio s30s serves this purpose well. If you buy it at Costco, it's $77 and comes with a free 32mb MMC. The good: inexpensive, good ergonomics, rubberized outer shell (keeps sweat ...
Pros: Light, comfortable, easy to use, reasonable battery life. Cons: FM Tuner doesn't always work.
I had an S10 Rio originally. Decided it was time to upgrade. So, I waited until I found a good price on eBay, and got it. I was pleased with the fact that it used the same soft wear as my old product, which aided to the ease of understanding of the ...
Rio Sports Sand Anchor Sand anchor stops umbrellas from blowing away Withstands winds up to 30-miles per hour Decreases your risk of over-exposure to the elements Rust-proof...
RIO MAINSTREAM WF4F FLY LINE User-friendly, high-performance tapers individually designed for optimum line size and normal casting ranges. MainStream floating lines have a supple ...
Rio Sports Wonder Wheeler Folding carry cart with mesh bag, great for the beach or camping Holds a large cooler, chairs, and plenty of towels, games and toys Ready to use--just...
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