Oregon Scientific MP3 Player Reviews

"Oregon Scientific is just such a company...It seems that the innovative design and development, that kept Oregon at the top of their previous fields, might well serve them well with their new MP100 MP3 player...The player employs a ?plug n' play' system that allows the MP100 onto be identified as a drive on your computer, and you simply drag MP3 or WMA (Windows Media Player) files into the folders you have created on the device...Overall, I think this is great..." read more »

"The all-new model by Oregon is known as the MP121...The Oregon MP121 is fully powered with the latest technology...The MP121 has a sporty and a trendy look...The MP121 measures 2.72 x 2.07 x 0.83 inches that makes it size more compact and slim..." read more »

"Oregon Scientific MP100 (128MB blue) MP3 player prices and reviews - CNET Reviews...Tell us what you like about this product...Tell us what you don't like about this product..." read more »

"Inexpensive; waterproof; built-in belt clip; doubles as FM radio; floats....Poor-sounding earbuds; tiny LCD; doesn't support DRM WMA; stiff controls; earbud connector must be unscrewed...Tell us what you like about this product...That's the only good thing I can say about it...Tell us what you don't like about this product......" read more »

"Inexpensive; waterproof; built-in belt clip; doubles as FM radio; floats....Poor-sounding earbuds; tiny LCD; doesn't support DRM WMA; stiff controls; earbud connector must be unscrewed...Oregon Scientific's MP120 promises to keep the tunes coming at depths of up to one meter, or about 3.3 feet...Compact enough for a magician to palm, the rugged, rubberized MP120 looks ready to take a beating--on land or otherwise...And you may need glasses to make out the sharp..." read more »

"Tons of features with display icons, stylish and compact design no armband, flimsy carry case I recently purchased the Oregon Scientific MP130 mp3 player from Nice Electronics...I am still so excited about this product...I was downloading music to it within 5 minutes! It has a sleek and compact design, high quality earphones and a very user-friendly user's manual..." read more »

"I would strongly recommend that no one purchase this product...Overall I'm very happy with this player...Granted, you would need to plug it into a computer to charge it, but the battery life was good enough that I could be gone for 3-4 days listening to it on and off without a recharge..." read more »

"Thin, card-size design; plays protected WMA files purchased from online music stores; built-in rechargeable battery; FM tuner; voice recorder; USB 2.0...Gimmicky see-through display; lackluster battery life; charges via USB only; awkward controls; no playlist...The device has a station-scan function and can store 30 FM presets...Just keep in mind the scarcity of memory--the MP210 doesn't accept memory-expansion cards...It's worth noting that you can use the..." read more »

"Although you may not recognize the brand name, Oregon Scientific offers a broad line of portable MP3 players, including the 256MB MP210 ($100), an ultrathin, card-size model featuring a see-through, illuminated display...Measuring approximately 3.5 by 2.1 by 0.2 inches (HWD), the ultrathin Oregon Scientific MP210 is roughly the same size as a stack of eight credit cards...Also, because all of the MP210's controls are mounted on the device's narrow side panels, the buttons are rather small and not very ergonomic...When we connected the MP210 to our Windows XP system, it was automatically recognized as a removable disc, enabling drag-and-drop file transfer to the player...In terms of sound quality, the Oregon Scientific MP210 performed competitively..." read more »