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Question: Can I transfer audiobooks to this device?  And, can you erase material?  Thank you.
Document: Well, well, where do I start? I have had Applea products since 2000. I've had a vet old iPod that was more like a hard drive, I love that and oh, he I've missed the simple drag and drop!! Now I'm able to actually drop off all the music I digitize off my records  without the need to update the entire OS or replacing what I have on my iPhone. Also, there is no erasing off the iPhone while on this little device you can erase anything anytime.
Got my money's worth. Simple drag and drop to transfer, battery life is about twice as long as it say's. I work 12 hr shift's and can usually get 24 hrs out of one AAA. I download books work's great
There is software that comes on the player that you can load and use to transfer files. I ignored that and just used Windows Media Player which worked just fine. I removed all the other documentation (various PDF files, etc.) from the player and put them onto laptop in case I need them later. This gave me another 40MB or so for songs.
It doesn't require any silly software (like iTunes) to transfer songs from PC -> player. This is truly a good classic style MP3 player!
I loaded this one up with two levels of directories and 1425 WMAs. I just used the normal explorer software to transfer the files from my notebook. Sound is very good for an inexpensive player. I had no trouble using the buttons once I found out that it normally locks after a delay between uses and you have hit a button to unlock the buttons before proceeding. It also takes a little bit to figure out how to use the folder mode.
I just got my mp3 player in the mail about 2 days ago, and so far so good. I searched for an mp3 player that required a triple A battery (more convenient than having to charge a battery), and this one showed up. I just needed something that would play my songs...nothing fancy like an iPod where you have to download iTunes and all that crap. I just stick this one in the computer, transfer my music, and wa-la! I'm done.
Okay, I think we all know that cell phones make the greatest mp3 players, but if you need something light and ready for action, such as jogging, hiking, exercising and what not, then this is the device for you.
My 10 year old son wanted something to put some music on. I got him this, and it just works. You just load MP3's on it, and it scans the device and plays any MP3 it finds. It does have -optional- annoying software you can install, but unlike many other players, you don't have to install it on your computer to use this device. It just registers as a thumb drive, you copy your music over to it, disconnect it, and it will just work.
MP3 songs that I purchased/downloaded, or ripped myself from an audio CD, sound much better on this than I expected (even with the included ear buds). Songs that someone may have extracted from a web video or a compressed audio source, and that sounded okay when one was using the same software and computer, may not play as clearly on this device.
I had to return this player because its "playlist" capabilities are so handicapped that I could not use it for my intended purpose, which was to perform music accompanied by a boombox. I wasted more than a day trying to get the device to play my playlists in the order I intended. After finally reaching Coby customer service I was told that the player will only shuffle within a playlist. The device had other problems as well.
Answer: Yes,  you just  need to connect it  to your  PC.