The mini player I once tried, the noise was mud but even with past rushing trains more disturbing than the ambient noise.
-Very Noisy, rushing intrinsic noise
-The Clip for attaching has held up well.
More I can not say to the small part unfortunately.
MP4 Player
looks really nice, great colors, but he did not feel well made to. "Sharp edges" I would not call it, but already not a nice feeling to have him in the hand. That is relatively unimportant in such a device.
Handling: Very getting used to key assignments, which I have found to be very complicated. In attempting to recreate the look of an iPod, in my opinion important aspects when it comes to operation are not considered or have not been implemented cleverly. The buttons on the front are very stiff, click really remarkably loud, volume up and down button does not exist, because you have to press cumbersome keyboard shortcuts instead.
To confirm or cancel the key assignment to operations, is absolutely not intuitive, without manual or corrosive long trial and error, what what is now thought to get there not before and not returned - in the truest sense of the word. The middle button had my set also a peculiar pressure point, which is why at first I thought it was broken.
It was a gray, turn off the unit so that it continued the next time turning at the point where I had turned it off. This will only work if you first hold the middle button pressed and then pressed the knob at the top end of the device. Out of habit I have, often connected only the upper switch to "off", which was very annoying for titles that went on for several hours and then you had to laboriously fast forward again, which sometimes ended in that the player just to the next track has jumped because the Spultaste probably had a loose connection.
The software (music selection and playback settings, etc.) was kept relatively complicated, perhaps but you can also be traced back to the control in general. How exactly was it, I now can not say but I remember very well that it took me often driven almost to despair, easy to change an album or something readjust.
After 3 months, he could no longer be connected to the PC and has run empty since the battery can no longer do so.
Sound: The built-in "speaker" is the music again very tinny and extremely quiet, so that it is virtually useless.
The choice of equalizers does nothing to the quality of the sound. Even with good headphones and the best possible settings, everything sounds like an indefinable soup of treble and bass, tinny and stinging in the ears, once you reach a certain volume level.
I have used the device on walks, when I had only one earphone in your ear and the ambient noise anyway have approved no super sound. But he has given me all.
But for those who value ease of use and a beautiful tone, should invest around 10 more and finds it determines a player with better and more thoughtful assembled properties.
Conclusion: I would not recommend this offer, there are far better MP3 and MP4 players that are less frusten and affordable.
