Rio 600 64 MB Digital Audio Player (MP3/WMA)

Rating:
Summary: Disappointed
Review: The unit was advertized with a $50 rebate offer; well, I never received my $50. The player is nice and simple, the sound quality will depend on your headphones. It runs on a single AA battery, and it eats them quickly. If I had known I would not receive the promised rebate, I would have gone with a Nomad. That's my advice.

Rating:
Summary: My Rio 600
Review: The Rio is a pretty good MP3 player. For the most part it has great sound quality. Unfortunatally, it doesn't hold very many songs. In the instructions it said I could buy memory cards. I can't find them any where, not even on line. If you push one wrong button all of your songs are deleted. This is why the "lock" feature is awesome. You can choose some of your own settings, which is cool. It's easy to opperate, but downloading can be challenging.

Rating:
Summary: A decent product to a low price
Review:
I bought this MP£ player in May 2002 and I've been pleased with it during all this time. I knew the capacity (64MB) was somewhat limited but I got what I paid for so to say. The sound quality was good and I primary used the player when I was out running, and I can't complain too much about its performance.

My major complain about this product is the battery indicator - sometimes when I went out running it indicated that I had 100% left but then the music stopped 10 minutes later due to being out of battery. Kind of ignoring when the Rocky soundtrack stops and you have 5 miles more to go! Who can run without the Rocky trumpets pushing you forward?

Today you get MP3 players with much more capacity for the same prize as I bought this one back in 2002, but considering the price of this player today you get a decent product to a low price.



Rating:
Summary: Broke in 1 hour
Review: I bought this PLAYER and after 1 hour of playing music it quit working. Really poor.