Inexpensive portable MP3 player recommendations please

[msec]

Subject says it really .. I'm thinking of getting one as a present for a daughter, but can't afford an iPod! Can anyone offer recommendations
on a good combination of sound quality, feature and price? I don't want to spend more than £100, and less if possible. Or should I be considering another technology?

/msec

[kronas]

i quite fancy this........

http://reviews.cnet.com/Sonicblue_Ri...tml?tag=subnav

[darkangel]

Originally Posted by msec

Subject says it really .. I'm thinking of getting one as a present for a daughter, but can't afford an iPod! Can anyone offer recommendations
on a good combination of sound quality, feature and price? I don't want to spend more than £100, and less if possible. Or should I be considering another technology?

/msec

check out the players at http://www.aria.co.uk

[bopdude]

I dont know what you think about internet shopping but if your ok with it try looking on ebay or try this link here lots of good mp3 + players here at excellent prices

[Bugblatter]

I have a MPIO FD100 mp3 player, hardly touched and I want to dispose of it as I have acquired an iPod.

It cost £180 about four months ago. It has 128k memory which can be doubled by inserting a smart media card. It has built in FM radio and voice recorder and can record from the radio. It also has a remote control with a backlight. It uses AAA batteries so there is no having to recharge if you don't use it for a few days.

It is still boxed and the earphones have not been touched. Colour is silver.

I'd let it go for £100.

www.mpio.com

[Neil]

Originally Posted by msec

Subject says it really .. I'm thinking of getting one as a present for a daughter, but can't afford an iPod! Can anyone offer recommendations
on a good combination of sound quality, feature and price? I don't want to spend more than £100, and less if possible. Or should I be considering another technology?

/msec

I've got a 128 meg Creative Muvo. I got it for £67.00 off EBay, & I really can't fault it.

They now make a 'Muvo NX' (which has a display on it) for about £120 (that's RRP though, so you could no doubt get it cheaper if you hunt around)

http://uk.europe.creative.com/estore...ry.asp?cate=10

Also try www.mp3players.co.uk

HTH.

[idi banashapan]

www.mp3players.co.uk
www.advancedmp3players.co.uk

worth a look

[darkangel]

nearly all budget players are based on the same chipset including the muvo only difference 99% of the time is the name on the case and creative charge double the price

[imback]

Originally Posted by msec

Subject says it really .. I'm thinking of getting one as a present for a daughter, but can't afford an iPod! Can anyone offer recommendations
on a good combination of sound quality, feature and price? I don't want to spend more than £100, and less if possible. Or should I be considering another technology?

/msec

Every time this subject comes I always mention the same MP3 player and the same place to buy it

Ok get a Nex IIe I have had one a year, I have used it in the car, when I'm jogging and even when roller hockey training and it still works like the day I had it. 128 MB flash card will hold 5hours of music if it is in WMA fomat, and you can get one with 128MB card for £118. Go here for it www.advancedmp3players.co.uk