TDK MOJO 256F (256 MB) MP3 Player

Pros: Cheap, same quality as Rio!
Cons: Awkward button placement, buggy software, records in WAV

OK, first off, this is the best mp3 player I've ever seen. The price is usually $10-$20 cheaper than a competing brand; for instance, at Fry's Electronics I saw this for $179 regular, compared to $189 sale for the Rio Cali 256. $179 might sound like ...

Pros: Easy use, small, Great sound,features. FMMode, voice recorder, EQ. Software simple.
Cons: Cheap case worse belt clip. Keep in clip. Software sometimey USB cover is awful

I've been researching mp3 players for a few months now. I looked at the RCA Lyca 128mb ($90 w.expansion slot)and the Ipod 4gig, but ipod cost so dog gone much. I found this one in the paper on sale at CompUsa for $139 a $20 rebate, regular $199, so I ...

Pros: Expansion slot, price, sound quality, FM radio and voice recording.
Cons: File transfer software, 1.1 USB connection.

The Mojo 256F is a great mp3 player. The biggest benefit is that you have an SD/MMC expansion slot which can add up to 1 gig more of memory. The expansion on top of the 256mb onboard memory gives you some of the biggest storage for a compact MP3 player ...

Pros: Display, Expandability
Cons: Only expandable to 512 K.

Has a great display and is expandible (upto an addtional 512 K). Battery life is great. Alkaline lasts for a a couple of days heavy use - I use NiMH rechargables.

Have been using it daily for nearly a year. Highly recommend it.

Pros: Good-standard battery. Memory expansion. Dimensions are hidden, it is about 3.43 x 1.97
Cons: No- microphone jack, Plug & Play, usb jack, too big

NEGATIVES: DOES NOT HAS Plug & Play, “usb” jack in is not built in, you need carry usb cable if you wish contact it to any other PC (of your friend or in the library), you can not because “Mojo” does not has Plug & Play, PC does not recognize it. And if you do not carry your usb cable, you cannot connect.