All it takes is two hours of charging, and you have 35 hours of listening with this handy device. It will store up to 1,800 songs too, which is plenty to keep you going before you start to get sick of them.
When the time to replace them does come, just connect it up to a computer using a USB cable and drag and drop the tunes. Because it will accept several formats, other users have commented that they have even popped on language learning CD’s and audiobooks.
The ease of use doesn’t stop there either, as the overall control of the music is simple too. The buttons are large and clear, and the screen is a nice size for displaying information without overtaking the device.
It won’t remember the previous song or playlist that was playing, so you do have to scroll through again to find it. The setup is also a little time consuming, and the buttons can be unresponsive at times. It can also turn on by itself when in your bag or pocket as the slide is rather flimsy.
But it is a great price for something which is so future proofed. There is no SD card slot for further storage, but there is an FM radio tuner, and it comes in some eye-popping colours.
