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Question: Do you have to have a subscription to Rhapsody, or another company to download music?
Document: It was exactly what I wanted, its light and portable and has a nice volume for those of us who like loud music!
I've had this for about two months now and figured it's time to rate this player. I use it all day at work and haven't had any problems at all. Downloading is easy from their software. The free music offer was awesome. This model MP707, differs slightly from the not-so-less expensive MP620, which I also purchased.
I had this for exactly two weeks after the possible return period and it died. I had used it very little and very gently. I put music into it just the one time, no photos, no videos. It charged and ran fine, but just completely stopped working today and cannot be turned on or charged any longer. Don't waste your money on this product!
. . should have been another sign . . .Went to the website and found more stuff there that didn't work. So before considering returning the item, I called and got a recording. The recording actually says, "If you don't have the model number, call us back when you have it." - didn't sound real eager to support . . . and the recording said try the interactive tutorial on the website . . . never found it . .
Okay, it's not an IPod, but then again it sells for 1/10th the price of an IPod. The Coby Media Manager isn't as intuitive as Apple's ITunes, but it's moderately easy to use. The unit holds quite a deal of music (it took me nearly a day to fill it), and the sound is good. Navigation through the unit is clumsy, but workable. Despite what some reviews said, my unit began charging immediately after plugging in the USB.
it's nothing that i can't deal wiht and all together, i think it is a superb product! definitely a good buy.Pro's:sizemusic capacitybattery lifeheadphonesmenu setupFM radiodurabilityCon's:startup timedust under screen
great mp 3 player lots of features as well as memory,really easy to use and set up to down load
Works great. Rechargeable battery that hardly ever needs recharging. Able to scroll through songs. The only way I have figured out to make a playlist is to use the genre. You can name the genre whatever you want, like PLAYLIST. Can't find a way to use the same song in a different "genre". Someone said you could make a playlist folder and drop the whole folder onto the player, but I can't figure out how to do that. It just disappears when I drop it.
Son was wanting to find a more affordable version of an Ipod, and was disappointed over the finish/feel of this device.
Overall, I'm pleased with the MP707.The one fault I have with the MP707 is the headphones. While they sound good, they fit me horribly. They're very loose in the ear. Perhaps foam covers might be in order.Overall, I think the MP707 is a good deal for the money.
Answer: No...I can sync music from my cds via my computer using a simple usb connection