Tiny sound sensation with many features

As a longtime music lover and -hörer I have with my now 44 years tried all sorts of portable music players, which could offer the electronics industry: From the very first Walkman with lyre Direction compact cassette on the first portable CD player with skipping scanning laser, up to my last MP3 Flash-ROM player of Nike-Philips, who last month gave up the ghost, although he kept me for about 2 years of good service with my running training. I chose after some internet research on the TrekStor i.Beat Organix I bought with FM radio and 1GB memory, because I use my MP3 player primarily in sporting activities, and therefore no moving memory as scanning laser or micro-hard drives wanted.
To say it first: I'm thrilled!
Operation with (even for "dinosaur" like myself) intuitive and easy, the two-color organic LED display can be good also read without glasses, and once connected to the PC, the player works as an external memory stick, ie data flutschen to and from the player the faster USB 2.0 transfer very fast.
And then - this sound. Here come true once again that the best chain is defined by the weakest link. And that is not the very good headphones from the company. Sennheiser. Everything I had been missing soundwise with other MP3 players, is presented here Excellent: depth, volume rich bass, silky highs and the maximum output power forth fully adequate (please at max volume caution that your ears do not suffer ;-). , Another treat is the so-called. SRS sound effects, in addition to good equalizer generate almost spatial effect. In additively switched-basses you seem to feel the bass almost epigastric. Also noise or high frequency sounds I could not find in my music range (classical to Rammstein ;-).
And that's not all, what it has to offer this small sound giant: In my version is a radio is integrated, which neatly reflects the usual local FM stations, and can store them automatically to 15 memory locations. Whoever wants to can even store the current program right on the player. Small drawback: The programming must be reset before each use. But even in everyday situations you can use the i-beat Organix good because with the built-in microphone can be sudden flashes of thought banish immediately to the player. If that's not enough, you can load it via the Line-In input more music or lyrics of the stereo. Otherwise, a second pair of headphones can be connected here.
Only the folder structure could have been improved slightly to not constantly searching for the next song, but even that can be changed with opponent Jump Long setting. Therefore, I also do not use playlists but copy each folder directly to the player. Tip: The downloadable CD or website detailed instruction manual reads very well and explains all important functions in detail.
Battery: Even without replaceable battery cells holding the built-in battery is a small eternity (Source: self-experiment on an intercontinental long-haul flight). Even after 8 hours of continuous use no drop in performance was observed. Only that you have to charge the player via USB port, the big picture dims a bit
What, however, has to look for a skin cream-rating in this review, is a mystery to me, as a small "blip" in a test magazine not (excellent ME) on the whole should consider testing work conclusion. The other tests that I had read this convinced me to buy this MP3 player - so far rightly.
That's why from me at all (runner): strong buy recommendation; the daily Waldlauf makes twice as much fun with a little background music.