iRiver H10 5 GB

...rather sexy number called the iRiver H10. OK, so it's not the smallest, but it's one of the lightest (at 96g) and smartest looking gadgets on the market. It not only plays music in the form of MP3s and radio, but also boasts a generous screen which you can read e-books on (something I have not tried yet), and browse photos in their full colour glory! It is also really easy to use, with a simple 'drag and drop' system to transfer your files to your ...
...used these yet. The iRiver H10 itself is available it 4 colours; silver, red, blue and gun-metal (a sort of grey colour), all in matt coating. Mine is silver. I won't go into the full spec, as you can find it anywhere, but there is a generous colour screen that takes up the top half, with one 'back' button by the bottom left and one 'select' button at the bottom right. In the centre of the bottom half is a touch scroll pad. Very handy indeed. There ...

JuzzaNg 26.10.2005 · Read full review
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...music library a breeze, and IRiver has wisely abandoned the oversimplified folder structure that it used on previous hard-drive players. Now you can easily browse by artist, album, genre, or song title. Music sounds good if you upgrade to a better set of headphones than the included earbuds. The player lets you add individual songs (but not albums or artists) to an on-the-go playlist called QuickList. I found that procedure a bit tedious in my tests; ...
...on their PCs and sync them to the device. The H10 does more than play music: You can also listen to and record FM radio programming, record audio via a built-in microphone, display text files, and even view JPEG photos. Browsing through photos is easy, but it's more of a novelty than a useful feature. Since the H10 lacks a video output, you can't display those images on a TV as you can with the IPod Photo; and if you want to move the photos to another ...

djremedy2k4 12.10.2005 · Read full review
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Well, I got the iRiver quite a while ago.. when it had first come out. It was a present from my parents. I told them i wanted an mp3 player for christmas and they asked me what one I wanted. I did not want an iPod mini as they were too common and I wanted something different, so, after long thoughts about mp3 players, including the Creative Zen, I came to the conclusion that I wanted the iRiver, and I have not regretted that decision since. To start ...
...have now bought an 80GB iPod as I wanted something that could play video, however, I will still keep the iRiver as it is excellent. I would recommend it to anyone wanting to listen to music with good sound quality and anyone wanting to take advantage of the other features. ...

buyasimcard 29.01.2007 · Read full review
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...a almost perfect product. The iRiver can be used in all situations and has some useful sound equilisers to suit every type of music, its lightweight design and attractive features make it very descrite but not so small so you loose it easily in your pockets, with a good set of in-ear ear phones (not like the ones provided) this powerful piece of equiptment can put you into a world of your own and can be your best friend. Great battery life lasting ...
...electricty etc. However the iRiver H10 is quite hard to set up and many problems can occur in the transfer of music from PC to player. Here are some i encountered: - Music did not appear in tracks and the history of files (even deleted) stayed in libary. This was overcome by using the very sneeky methos of going through the browser. - Lists were very long and searching for a specific track could take time if you do not know exactly where it is. ...

Michael_Cullumbine 15.03.2007 · Read full review
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