Best MP3 Players - Videos, H.264 Video Format, Ogg Vorbis Audio Format

'Flash media support.'

'The main menu is spacious, the touchscreen is responsive, and we liked the extra details, such as icon animation and page transitions.'

'Stunning sound The sound with a high-quality MP3 or FLAC file is truly excellent.'

'very good portable media player'

'sharp screen'

'Pros Extensive format support, including FLAC.'

'It makes it easy to make changes on the fly without have to dive into the menus.'

'most natural, full-bodied sound possible'

'It makes it easy to make changes on the fly without have to dive into the menus.'

'most natural, full-bodied sound possible'

'It makes it easy to make changes on the fly without have to dive into the menus.'

'most natural, full-bodied sound possible'

'It makes it easy to make changes on the fly without have to dive into the menus.'

'most natural, full-bodied sound possible'

'pretty decent video-viewing devices'

'Good Screen.'

'the O2 proved capable of playing files of a much higher resolution than its screen's native size - the best we managed was a 24f/s 720p AVI file.'

'pretty decent video-viewing devices'

'Good Screen.'

'the O2 proved capable of playing files of a much higher resolution than its screen's native size - the best we managed was a 24f/s 720p AVI file.'

'sleek and sturdy design'

'slick design'

'most natural, full-bodied sound possible'

'The P2 was a rather plastic affair but the P3 feels altogether more solid, thanks mainly to its brushed metal casing and glass screen.'

'sleek and sturdy design'

'slick design'

'most natural, full-bodied sound possible'

'The P2 was a rather plastic affair but the P3 feels altogether more solid, thanks mainly to its brushed metal casing and glass screen.'