iRiver MP3 Player Reviews

"Slick design...microSD slot...Strong file support...FM radio and recording...Voice recording and line-in recording....Photos and video don't look so great on the not-so-sharp screen...Uninspired user interface...Difficult...The fun factor isn't so important in, say, a lawnmower or a dishwasher, but a portable media player should be fun to use, and the E100 just isn't...Ultimately, the frustration of navigating the E100 outweighs the player's laudable feature..." read more »

"Supports numerous audio/video codecs Loud volume...Lacks memory card slot Awkward placement of volume buttons Ho-hum design...Available in black, white, and pink, the 2.3 x 1.6 x 0.9-inch Lplayer drops easily into a shirt or pants pocket, and at 1.5 ounces, you could very easily forget that it’s there...Priced at $99.99, the Lplayer is a solid music player that’s compatible with a number of audio/video formats for the hardcore multimedia set...We just..." read more »

"That's just plain bad, so gonna get a Sony...you can play back WMV 9, MPEG4 and XVID files on the Lplayer, though it's worth bearing in mind that you'll still probably need to transcode most of your video first using the supplied iRiver Plus 3 software...The Lplayer's 320 x 240 pixel screen looks good, too, and videos play back at up to a smooth 30fps..." read more »

"Sophisticated, compact design; solid sound quality and nice EQ options; excellent FM and voice recording; photo-friendly color screen; supports Windows...Controls aren't as intuitive as those on the iPod; power adapter requires a USB dongle; line-in recording...iRiver H10 (20GB Remix Blue) Ratings...MP3 players User Opinions......" read more »

"The Iriver P7 is a gorgeous portable video player that packs in music, movies, photos, radio, voice recording, and a text reader....For a PVP, the P7 is relatively inflexible when it comes to video format support, the touch-screen response...The Iriver P7 is an attractive touch-screen portable video player, offered in 8GB ($169) and 16GB ($199) capacities...The P7 measures 4.5 inches across, 3 inches tall, and a relatively svelte 0.5 inch thick...While the..." read more »

"In 1GB, 2GB and 4GB capacities, the iRiver Volcano T7 is the latest in this category, providing a cable-free listening...The iRiver Volcano T7 is a distinctly average performer in numerous respects, with competing players offering notable advantages in each..." read more »

"The Iriver Spinn offers a unique, innovative design with a high-quality build...The touch-sensitive display is bright, responsive, and relatively large....The Iriver Spinn is expensive, and yet it lacks some of the advanced features expected in the price range,...In general, though, the menu's orange font isn't terribly easy to read...Tell us what you like about this product...Tell us what you don't like about this product......" read more »

"The included earphones aren't bad but they suffered from pronounced echoes, so you'll want a better set...The Spinn's battery life and audio quality are good, but its poor controls let it down and it's expensive for a 4GB player...4GB capacity, 3.3in 480x272 resolution LCD, supports WMA, WMA-DRM, OGG and MP3 audio files, WMV and MPEG4 AVI video files, JPEG image files, USB interface, 100x13x52mm, 84g, one-year RTB warranty..." read more »

"IRiver begs to differ, and presents its argument in the form of the iFP-180T...To our surprise, the 180T is almost as small as the MuVo, and nearly as light (52g including its single AA battery, to the MuVo's 39g...We did notice that the sliding cover in the bottom that holds the battery in place was actually plastic, and looked rather delicate, so dropping the 180T is probably best avoided...On balance, we have to say that iRiver pulls it off handsomely with the 180T..." read more »