Best MP3 Players - 5 to 32 GB Storage Capacity, H.264 Video Format, Voice Recorder Additional Features

'The FM radio and JPEG photo viewer found on the NWZ-S710F are nothing special, but both are easy to use and add value to the device.'

'In PC World Test Center audio tests, it netted a signal-to-noise ratio score of 82 decibels--just a shade below the latest iPods and the top-ranked Creative Zen X-Fi --as well as a barely registering harmonic distortion and noise level of 0.01 percent. '

'Even without any of the whiz-bang options or noise-cancelling activated, music is full-bodied and vibrant. '

'MPEG-4 and WMV videos are playable as well.'

'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. '

'slim device'

'Expandable memory.'

'sturdy design • Easily navigable menus'

'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'

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

'most natural, full-bodied sound possible'

'slim device'

'The rubber navigation wheel is easy to turn and flies through the menus quickly, lighting up blue LEDs on the player's surface in the process.'

'clear sound'

'The e280 looks identical to the e250, with an iPod-esque vertical orientation, mechanical backlit scroll wheel and glossy black casing.'

'Support for open source audio formats (OGG and FLAC) . '

'For casual movie-watching on the train or bus it will be acceptable.'

'The 5G iPod is available in black or white, and its polished backside gently slopes in from the front of the player, so it glides into pockets.'

'The 2.5-inch screen that?s on the new iPod is capable of displaying photos and video at up to a 320x240 resolution, either on the iPod's own LCD or when output to a television.'