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Question: I have never used an MP3 before & want one for the gym.  Will this be compatible with some sort of armband to hold it on?  Something else?  Thanks!
Document: I bought this for running, commuting and going to the gym. I have a creative Zen MP3 player, but it drives me crazy (it freezes takes forever to start...). I decided to get a Sony because my previous Sony MP3 was great and never broke (but got so beat up after 5 years of use I decided to get another device.)
Its quality is good.Easy to operate . Easy to change folders .Perfect for Gym.good Battery life.I just used high bass Sony earphones instead of its earphones.
Probably I just need to get used to it or use another function. Also beware that the device turns on and off very easily, so you have to use the hold button.
I used it every day and the quality of recording and playing has nothing to worry about....and the size is perfect when you dont want to carry heavy devices, that performs the same f.
I recommend this product to anyone that doesn't want an apple device, and wants something simple to use with Windows Media Player with mp3 files, it does just that. Has a fantastic bass boost function although I don't have to use it that much, but for those sound audiophiles they will enjoy that! It's excellent!
Exactly as I expected (have an older model given to the spouse. ), great if you just want something small for music and don't feel like carrying your phone, like for working out. Don't have to bother with iTunes, just click and drag or copy and paste into the folder and you're done and ready to go.
There is an equalizer built in so you can adjust the sound as well as a recording feature. The record button is easy to hit accidentally, and even though the player asks if you want to record something, the button location is an annoyance. I believe this recorder feature was removed on the new model.Constructed of plastic, it feels a little cheap and the fwd and back skip ring feels a little on the flimsy side too.
Let's face it, phones can play music, but playing music does take up battery life. And that's why I decided to get a little mp3 player. When I'm traveling, I don't want to be using my phone's battery, just in case I get into some kind of situation where I need all the battery life I can get.The other reason is audio quality. I have an HTC One, but in all honesty, the gimmicky Beats Audio is just that, a gimmick.
Bought this after getting one for the girlfriend. it has great volume, easy to use and an FM radio.haven't had a chance to use it at the gym but it looks like it's going to be a winner.Just as an update paired this mp3 player with some JVC XX earphones and it works great in the gym !Dropped it on the pavement outside and it did crack the USB housing, but still works.We are both very happy with this player
I purchased this player in early November 2013. I just ordered a different replacement product since this one has consistently failed to hold a charge in the last month even though I have left it on charge overnight. I only use the player three times per week for about an hour each time. When I first got the player, it held a charge for three to four weeks per charge. I would definitely not recommend this product and, if I could, I would rate it zero stars.
Answer: Yes. I put this player in an armband when I go running. (I think most armbands would have more than enough space to accommodate this player.)