Wendy
03-24-2007, 05:00 AM
Overview:
I finally bought a new player to replace my Nano. After a long search for a new personal mp3/video player that would provide outstanding sound quality. I felt that my only choices would be getting a player from iRiver. I was tempted by last year’s S10 offerings by iRiver but I waited a little longer to see what new stuff would come out this spring, and I’m glad that I waited.
I'll start with a description of what is included in the packaging of the unit. The first thing to note is that the iRiver comes in a Japanese style lovely packing. The package is very well thought of and laid out. Included with the player is a pair of regular headphones, USB cable and manual. Basically, it’s very nicely by giving you everything you need to get started.
The headphones should be a pair of Sennheiser MX300 and I wasn't surprised by the lack of quality. I'd say, if you're looking for some way to get better sound on your X20, you'll be better off with a good headphones from Audio-Technica or Shure.
Check out the video
http://sjl-static6.sjl.youtube.com/vi/w2p1uShwxxw/2.jpg
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLUmLRfrLKs)
Design & Size
Screen Size: 2.2 inches QVGA TFT LCD
Size of Player: Size: 98.5 (Side) x 49.0 (length) x 14.8 (depth) mm
Weight with Batteries: 2.55 oz
The size is same as the Nano but it's almost twice as thick. It’s not big deal because the X20 packed with a lot of extra features including built-in speaker and recorder. The interface looks very similar to the Sandisk Sansa. The player comes with spin wheel plus menu/power button. Also, you can remove and replace the rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
Screen: 2.2 inches QVGA TFT LCD
Size: 98.5 x 49.0 x 14.8 (depth) mm
Weight: 2.55 oz
I personally prefer using the D-Click System on Clix. I think the Clix is one of the most beautifully designed MP3 players I have ever seen. The button-less screen creates a very clean and sleek look.
I finally bought a new player to replace my Nano. After a long search for a new personal mp3/video player that would provide outstanding sound quality. I felt that my only choices would be getting a player from iRiver. I was tempted by last year’s S10 offerings by iRiver but I waited a little longer to see what new stuff would come out this spring, and I’m glad that I waited.
I'll start with a description of what is included in the packaging of the unit. The first thing to note is that the iRiver comes in a Japanese style lovely packing. The package is very well thought of and laid out. Included with the player is a pair of regular headphones, USB cable and manual. Basically, it’s very nicely by giving you everything you need to get started.
The headphones should be a pair of Sennheiser MX300 and I wasn't surprised by the lack of quality. I'd say, if you're looking for some way to get better sound on your X20, you'll be better off with a good headphones from Audio-Technica or Shure.
Check out the video
http://sjl-static6.sjl.youtube.com/vi/w2p1uShwxxw/2.jpg
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLUmLRfrLKs)
Design & Size
Screen Size: 2.2 inches QVGA TFT LCD
Size of Player: Size: 98.5 (Side) x 49.0 (length) x 14.8 (depth) mm
Weight with Batteries: 2.55 oz
The size is same as the Nano but it's almost twice as thick. It’s not big deal because the X20 packed with a lot of extra features including built-in speaker and recorder. The interface looks very similar to the Sandisk Sansa. The player comes with spin wheel plus menu/power button. Also, you can remove and replace the rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
Screen: 2.2 inches QVGA TFT LCD
Size: 98.5 x 49.0 x 14.8 (depth) mm
Weight: 2.55 oz
I personally prefer using the D-Click System on Clix. I think the Clix is one of the most beautifully designed MP3 players I have ever seen. The button-less screen creates a very clean and sleek look.