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I just purchased a Iomega HipZip tonight. When I got home I plugged it in, the battery had a minimal charge to it so I was able to listen immediately. There was already music to listen to since Iomega pre-recoreded songs on the 2 included 40 meg PocketZip disks.
The player comes with a BodyGlove/Iomega protective case which fits the bill nicely, all the controls are still within reach with the case.
Without reading the manual, I was able to navigate the player and figure out the controls in minutes. There are alot of different adjustments such as bass and treble, playlist etc. that will have you tinkering for awhile. The supplied ear phones performed as expected since they are the little ear plug type. It took a minute to figure out how to get the things situated in my ears correctly but they work. They sound alright, but an investment in better earphones would be a wise choice. There are absolutely no gripes about the sound quality from the player. Crisp and the sound levels can get quite high depending on the MP3. There is also no skipping, even considering the removable PocketZip disks.
Note: I tried hooking up the player via USB without installing the Iomega software and Windows Me recognized the player as a removable harddrive. So in effect, all you need to do to add or remove songs is to select and delete from My Computer.
I installed the Iomega software which provides a html manual, Jukebox software, and Windows Media Player 7. The jukebox program is easy to use but unneccessary unless you are looking for an mp3 player for Windows. The method of adding songs I use is simple, select the mp3 or wma files you want and either drag them to the Removable Drive icon in My Computer or copy and paste them. It took about 20-30 seconds to transfer a full disks worth (40 megs).
The player does another great thing which I don't believe any other players do: doubles as a portable harddrive. With 40 megs you can hold alot of images, mpgs, files etc.. to transfer from one pc to another provided they have USB ports. I tested this out by copying a 30 meg video clip from my pc to my wifes pc. It unloaded the file onto hers in about 20 seconds and without error and without any Iomega software installation. This feature alone makes this little player worth it in my book.
I don't know what else to say about the Iomega HipZip other than I would recommend it to anyone. I have always loved Iomega products and this one doesn't let me down. In fact, I think it's their best one yet.

Options:
A: very positive
B: positive
C: neutral
D: negative
E: very negative
Answer: A: very positive