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Right then, for £60-£80, what's thye best value Portable MP3 Player out there, and where can I get one from?

Basically my sister wants something with 512MB, and preferably a built in rechargable battery, but if not, a rechargable AAA battery will suffice.

So far the best one I can find is this :



I've not really looked into the portable MP3 players before, as I've bought a Hard Disk player instead, so I'm not too sure on whats out there, and what's the best value for money

berk would say, reflexiviviely ipod shuffle.

Dr. kitteny berk wrote:berk would say, reflexiviviely ipod shuffle.

As much as I'm unsure of the Shuffle, it's certainly the best combination of Hardware/Software in the flash MP3 player market.

I havn't looked at them, but aren't shuffles more expensive than players that do just the same stuff (or more) for less? Plus there's the expensive white headphone things

I got a USB 2.0 512MB player made by a company called Phison for $65 including shipping. It's definetly a cheapo brand (it doesn't play my 320Kbps MP3s right, I have to downgrade them to 160K) and there is no screen but you can't beat that price.

I do think that the iPod Shuffle is a good idea though.

You have to pay for the USB cable and charger don't you, with teh iPods?

TezzRexx wrote:You have to pay for the USB cable and charger don't you, with teh iPods?

iPod shuffle is a USB stick. Unless you want it to dangle from your computer, then you don't need a cable. It also charges from the USB port.

If there's not enough space around your USB connector, and it doesn't send power through the port, then I wouldn't really advise buying any extension cables and power adapters, I'd simply point you in the direction of a decent motherboard.

Add £20, and get ALL of teh value.
http://www.microdirect.co.uk/ProductInf ... roupID=378

No screen on the shuffle though, if you like that sort of thing.

*listens to CD walkman*