COBY MP-C751 MP3 Player w/512 MB Flash Memory & FM Radio | List Price: $89.99
Discount Price: $30.74
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Brand: Coby
Binding: Electronics
Release Date: 2006-01-16
Features: - 512 MB built in flash memory/Built in SD/MMC card slot/Built in FM Tuner
- Digital voice recording/Mobile data storage function
- LCD displays song title, album, and artist information
- Digital preset EQ's (normal, rock, jazz, classic, & pop)
- Mini USB PC interface for fast down/uploading/Upgradeable firmware/Plug and Play
fast shipping [Posted on 2007-01-10]
well, it took a long time to figure out how to work it exactly, the directions weren't very specific, but that's not the fault of the people who shipped it. it got here really fast, and was still in the packaging and everything, so that was great. it was just the product that wasnt what i expected.
Love it [Posted on 2007-03-15]
It's good and Compact I take it everwhere I go. It has really great sound it's easy to use.
Crackpot [Posted on 2007-03-20]
I shopped long and hard for this, a bit put off by the negative comments by some customers, but encouraged by one who gave photos of the parts he fixed himself. I've been using this daily for a month, and I love it (still). I plug in a 2 GB SD card to expand the music options. This works great if you'll be listening for a long time, but it can be tedious to find your place again if you stop. "Pause" lasts only a short time before powering down, then you have to "go fish" to find where in the card you were. On the other hand, the 512 MB onboard memory holds its last power-down position for you - a needed feature for listening to mp3 downloads of radio shows or recorded books, but real nice for music also - this just requires more frequent upload maintenance on your part, so you don't get sick of the tunes stored there. I was pleasantly surprised by the recording quality through the inboard mic. I have a good portable recorder, and this was supposed to be the "el cheapo" for listening only. But this unit recorded live music far better than expected. Battery life with rechargeables is fairly short, but batteries are small and I usually don't need more than one battery per day - I can't wear my headphones all day anyway.
As others have stated the interface takes some patience, but for the price, I'm not complaining. I also like the fact that it is very small and lightweight.
Great little player [Posted on 2007-04-19]
I bought a couple of these mp3 players along with a couple fm transmitters for a few friends of mine as gifts. They are simple, easy to use, light weight, and can take a couple falls (Don't feel as bad as if you dropped a Sansa or Ipod), They offer good sound quality but the FM reciever may not be powerfull enought to pick up all the radio staions in your range, but I'm sure you're not buying this to listen to the radio. It does have an SD expansion slot so you can have more music than an Ipod shuffle, pay less money and still get the screen. What more can you ask for?
So many positive comments so I bought one - again! [Posted on 2007-11-08]
My older version (1GB) of this Coby player went out on me suddenly while trying to download a lot of music. I was disgusted. It was only 10 months old - and I hadn't been downloading alot previously - though I had handled the little tyke roughly and used it on a regular basis (radio).
I searched online reviews of other players and came back to Coby for this newer model. Maybe holds 1-2 less songs - but still the best deal for it's price/sound/utility. If you get one, DO HANDLE WITH CARE. Also, I discovered that Energizer's long-lasting LITHIUM AAA batteries are oversized for the Coby battery holder. You have to squeeze them in. Probably not a good idea - but for the long life, what are you gonna do??
Multiple memory cards are great - just load and switch them out. Have more music for your buck. And this is so much CUTER than IPOD! ;>
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