Best MP3 Players - 0 to 1 oz. Weight, USB Interface, FM Tuner Additional Features

'Slim design with larger screen.'

'The bundled headphones do a capable job of rendering FM-quality broadcasts but fall a little flat when it comes to high-quality audio files, and still struggle with sounds at either extremes -- rolling, deep bass or high trebles came out a little squidgy for our tastes.'

'I plugged several pairs of headphones into the new nano and I was as pleased as ever with the sound, playing MP3, AAC, and AIFF files.'

'The highest volume was more than we could stand.'

'Impressive sound quality'

'Like most budget MP3 players, sound quality from the included earphones is nothing to write home about, but at the very least, generous foam padding and light weight makes them comfortable to wear for long periods. '

'Better media-browsing performance'

'Ultra-intuitive touch interface'

'The Zune packs enough grunt to play at a smooth frame rate and the pixel density means movies always look sharp.'

'bright screen'

'The Archos Clipper is very small and lightweight, easy to use and very affordable.'

'It is easy to switch from one mode to another.'

'A convenient clip lets you snap it on to your bag or clothes for hands-free entertainment. '

'The HV18A-4G has 4GB of built-in memory so you can store up to 1,000 of your favorite tunes – equal to 30-hours of audio and five-hours of video. '

'If you're sick of using an MP3 player that frequently runs out of battery power , the Haier HV18A-4G ($50 for 4GB, $60 for 8GB) is for you.'

'classic contoured design'

'This small frame houses 4GB, 8GB or 16GB of storage space, as well as a set of features which add a touch of convenience, such as the compatibility with Windows ReadyBoost, a feature of Windows 7 which optimizes system performance by increasing memory.'