A Good Mp3 Player?

[iMartin]

Alright, so what's a good mp3 player that I can get for $210 USD? I'm not wanting one that can hold like 10,000 songs, cause I'll never use that up, but something that can hold around 1,000-5,000 songs. And one that'll have artist/album/song arranging type deal in it.

Any tips? :helpsmile:

[Ariel_001]

Originally posted by [-Crono-]@26 June 2004 - 19:59
Alright, so what's a good mp3 player that I can get for $210 USD? I'm not wanting one that can hold like 10,000 songs, cause I'll never use that up, but something that can hold around 1,000-5,000 songs. And one that'll have artist/album/song arranging type deal in it.

Any tips? :helpsmile:
There are some good CD-audio players that also read MP3 (Data CD).
Thats about 700 Mb. How many songs that can hold will depend (And this is true on all MP3 players) on the quality of the MP3


There around 60 - 200$...

[Smith]

just go to radio shack, they have tons of mp3 players.

[tesco]

Not sure how much they are, but Ipods go up to like 40gb, possibly more.

[iMartin]

Technically I meant "Jukebox Player", but you guys know what I mean, I think I'm just gonna go with the Dell DJ 15, only $199.

http://img.dell.com/images/global/products/dj/dj_front_131x145.jpg
15 GB of storage
20 hours of battery life
2-inch LCD with blue backlight
Stores over 7,000 songs
Plays MP3, WMA, WAV
Lightweight at 7.61 oz
Includes headphones
Free shipping

What do ya guys think?

[tesco]

Originally posted by [-Crono-]@26 June 2004 - 21:33
Technically I meant "Jukebox Player", but you guys know what I mean, I think I'm just gonna go with the Dell DJ 15, only $199.

http://img.dell.com/images/global/products/dj/dj_front_131x145.jpg 15 GB of storage
20 hours of battery life
2-inch LCD with blue backlight
Stores over 7,000 songs
Plays MP3, WMA, WAV
Lightweight at 7.61 oz
Includes headphones
Free shipping
What do ya guys think?
Seems like a very good deal (too bad that isn't canadian prices lol, but good none-the-less).

[iMartin]

Yeah, too bad I don't have a credit card :frusty: Oh well, maybe there's other billing plans.

[tesco]

Originally posted by [-Crono-]@26 June 2004 - 21:42
Yeah, too bad I don't have a credit card :frusty: Oh well, maybe there's other billing plans.
aren't there, like, dell stores? :unsure:

[iMartin]

Not around my area <_<

[tesco]

Originally posted by [&#045;Crono&#045;]@26 June 2004 - 22:43
Not around my area <_<
same here, actually i don&#39;t recall EVER seeing a dell store :unsure:

[iMartin]

Same. Guess I&#39;ll just have to call it in, I hope they accept checks via telephone. :unsure:

[Duffman]

A friend of mine had a dell jukebox thing, similar, but it never really worked right, broke a lot, and a friend had an archos one, that one broke. Another had an Ipod, broken right out of the box... I have a 128mb MPIO works great and if I ever get around to it I can buy a flash card and upgrade it another 512mb...


So onto my point... In my opinion those 20gig things are just not built to last, Get an mp3 cd player, or a regular mp3 player with a extra card in it.