A completely misslungenes device

After I had bought a few weeks earlier a Sansa Sandisk e250, I was initially excited about how good and appealing MP3 player can also be no apple logo and ordered the Odys X10 i for one, who only just beginning to enter the digital music world place.

Therefore, I looked at the machine - luckily - before once again on to better explain its features.

I have to say: I've been somewhat shocked that such a miracle of technology can be placed today at a price of 30 EUR to the man / woman.

The first impression after turning on the player left a lot to be desired.

The software user interface that you got to see, strongly resembled the good old MS-DOS, so looked completely unappealing and confusing. So also the menu, which was also not only very ugly, but also incredibly cumbersome.

The unit rolls the title of a folder by another completely arbitrary, what, how to told me the support, with the chipset sat together, so there would be no Firmwareipdate this.

The problem could only be resolve by ReOrganize with the program! Playlists created.

Now I am no music, but an audio book listeners. So I want to create such a list separately for each audio book, just so the tracks will be played in alphanumeric order? Certainly not.

Now, the Resume function is in MP3 players the lowest price range have long been standard, and also such a feature makes the operation of an MP3 player for audio book listeners interesting.

When x10 Odys i it takes, however, unfortunately a few minutes until you find again the place where you left off, as well as to resume one has not thought at Together Kloppen this player.

The list could go on about the average sound, the cheap plastic headphones, the low-battery warning, etc., etc..

So overall a very poor performance. Goes back immediately. For just over 10 EUR you get around Trekstor at much better equipment in terms of usability, menu guidance and technical implementation.