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I am looking for an MP3 player to take to Uganda with me, and use in the gym when I get back.
It therefore needs to be small, easy to charge (none of that USB shit), and hold a long charge (Uganda only has about 8 hours of electricity a day!)… perhaps it may be easier if it took batteries.
Price = negotiable, but pref under £100
Anyone got any ideas?
Cheers 🙂
http://www.advancedmp3players.co.uk
nuff said
I bought an iPod nano last year … it still hasn’t arrived =/
I did have the iPod shuffle before that – kinda shit that the tracks were random when I’m used to playlists, but on the other hand it did fit a few songs on it and it was small and light – and turned up.
Shuffle wont work as it is charged via usb… although I may be bringing a laptop out… very interesssssssting!
tosser.. you failed to mention that you may be taking a laptop which Is why I didnt recomend the below. anyhoos.. fuck the ipod, its for FANBOYS, be original 😉
Get summink that supports everything and you can disguise in ya lil pocket so as not to look like a Fad of a ghey!
I suggest you get the lil Datasafe oomi 2GB ..quality lil player and superb for the gym.. along with a pair of http://www.advancedmp3players.co.uk/shop/Headphones.6/Sennheiser.48/CX300/Sennheiser_CX_300_ear-canal_headphones.1151.html
bastards.. I paid £40 for mine! 🙁but there well worth it, best in ear phones you’ll purchase, they go well with the lil oomi and the sound quality if supoib!
I’m wearing mine now
@TurksMeister wrote:
Shuffle wont work as it is charged via usb… although I may be bringing a laptop out… very interesssssssting!
haha yes but I also paid extra to get a charger to plug into the mains which charged it via usb… via a mains socket 🙂
A friend’s son has 1 of these though… http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-YP-K5-Player-Built-Speaker/dp/B000ICIL60/ref=pd_sbs_ce_3/202-9280606-6529412 Looks nice, does the trick, plus I like Samsung’s gear in general 😛
@TurksMeister wrote:
Oooo cheers
Just seen they are doing cheap nanos on ebay…
The nano recharges by usb. And that is ghey. Pretty lightweight though.
I once bought an MP3 player. It was a 4gb one and it cost me 50 quid. It had broken within 3 hours of buying it. It conked out before I’d even used it.
What I want to know is why all these things are such a mammoth huge f***ing rip off. No way am I paying more than 50 quid for a personal stereo and no way can I buy one that’s under 4 gig, I got far too much music for anything smaller.
These things have been out ages, it’s beyond me why they’re still so expensive.
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