Advantages: Easy To Use And Very Portable Disadvantages: Lack Of Features
PhilipsGoGear2GB
The PhilipsGoGear is a good mp3 player if you simply want to listen to music.
The PhilipsGoGear doesn't have many features but its very portable and easy to use.
These small Mp3 players are very cheap and affordable.
If you look around on the Internet you can buy one for about £30 depending on what memory size you want.
The Controls for the GoGear2GB are very easy to understand.
The PhilipsGoGear is quite durable so it can be dropped but the screen can crack very easily.
When you buy the PhilipsGoGear you will get
- PhilipsGoGear2GB
- USB Lead (For Transferring Music)
- CD Rom
- Earphones
- User Manual
- AAA Battery
Supported Audio Formats
- MP3
- WMA
Memory Sizes
- 2GB
- 4GB
I recommend this product to all potential buyers. ...
Advantages: Easy Charging via USB, good sound quality and value for money. Disadvantages: Headphones are easily breakable.
I think that the PhilipsGoGearSA1942 4 GB is a very good alternative to other popular MP3 players such as the Apple Ipod. As I have experienced a range of MP3 players I feel that I am able to review this item from a position of experience.
Sound Quality:
The default sound for this device is excellent. Also there are many options to change the EQ properties of the sound. The user caan choose from a range of EQs provided by the product such as "Rock" or "Jazz" or they can create their own.
Ease Of Use:
The funtionality of it's screen options are simple, easy to understand and to follow. However the button interface is a fraction too small and I can often accidentally press 2 buttons at once or the wrong button entirely.
Look and Design:
For the money you pay for this device. It's design is stylish and very easy on the eyes. Its ...
Advantages: Long battery life Disadvantages: Playback not smooth, loose USB cap
Since my Creative FX200 died (never buying another Creative product again after my disappointment too with a 7-speaker set), I had been after an MP3 player which would make use of the rechargeable (AAA) batteries.
The PhilipsGoGearSA2620 is a no-frills and no-radio MP3 player, and comes with a USB Cable stickered, "IMPORTANT - Install software first", but I doubt whether it's necessary to do so - surely you can just drag and drop without installation.
The cap protecting the USB plug felt too loose a fit and comes off easy leaving this end exposed.
The interface is quick and easy (I never needed to refer to the manual), however, following a battery change, the SA2620 is sometimes shown to be 'Updating' which can take a while. (It can't be a Windows update via Satellite can it?)
2GB memory is more than sufficient for me, but 16MB ...
