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i2Go eGo 64MB MP3 Player (Blue)

List Price: $279.99
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Platform: Windows NT, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows NT 3.5, Windows NT 4, Windows NT 5, Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows 2000 Server, Windows
Brand: i2go.com
Binding: Electronics

Features:

  • Portable MP3 player with 64 MB memory for over 60 minutes of recording time
  • Enjoy MP3 music, sports, or news files through your car stereo system
  • CompactFlash I or II memory cards prevent skips during active use
  • Adapters, windshield bracket, and carrying bag included for car use
  • LCD screen intensifies in direct sunlight and is backlit under low-light conditions

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Customer Reviews:

Works for me [Posted on 2001-03-24]
Don't know what the others are complaining about, My eGo worked perfectly. When I realized that my hardware was outdated (even though the unit worked well) the I2go people offered to send me a new updated one free...they even paid the shipping. Unit worked as it should from the beginning, customer support has been excellent for me...all Emails answered quickly, all questions answered...it is a full featured unit and so some questions do arise. Great features are..built in speaker, sturdy (I've dropped it dozens of times), great sound level, great car set up, text to voice conversion for Emails, text files, etc. I could go on and on but in short, its a great player.


The company i2Go is out of business [Posted on 2001-05-25]
Becarefull, the company that makes the eGo is out of business. No more support, no more web site, no nothing. Good luck on this one.


eGo is a NoGo [Posted on 2001-07-25]
I bought one of these cute little players because of the recommendations off another MP3 site. When it arrived, the first thing I found out was that it wasn't that little or that cute. it looked more like a pager from 1982. After 6 attempt at installing the software on my desktop computer I gave up and managed to install it on the laptop instead. That didn't help much in downloading songs to the player, it hung on the second song download every time. I had to buy an adapter for the CF card so that I could download songs directly to the card. Once I did get a few songs on the player its sound was OK, but no better than he Genoa MP3 CD I bought laster year. The last straw happened a few days later. I had attached the eGo to my belt while out running errands. I tuned the player off while I picking up a few items in a drugstore. On leaving the store I went to start the eGo but it wouldn't play. Due to a moronic design flaw, the Ego's card slot is open and on the bottom of the player so when it was attached to the belt clip the CF card had fallen out and was lost. I gave the player one last shot and tried 2 of the 128mb cards I use for my digital camera but neither would play in the eGo. Apparently, the devise only support a very limited number of cards on the market. The only help I got from the company in response to several email about the software problems was, "Did you read our web site?"

My advise to you is find a player with a little more thought behind it.


Disapointment [Posted on 2001-12-28]
I got my little gadget three days ago. I had no problem at first. However I did question their manual, which was absolutely no help when trying to figure i2GO out. Every page referred to their website for direction. The first thing I noticed about the website...it wasn't there. Yesterday while I was messing with some speaker cords to plug in for better sound (the speaker is pathetic) my i2GO fell about two feet onto the floor. Since then it has been shutting itself off. I replaced the batteries, and it has been touch and go since.
I would not recommend this to anyone because of the bad tech support, and the durability is exaggerated.


cd size for 45 bucks? [Posted on 2005-12-22]
when u buy this, it must be like you just want one to be "cool"
-ooo look at me i have an mp3 player because why would u want one that only holds 15 songs based on 4 min a song that is less than most cds hold its like buying a 45 dollar cd if u want one that holds more do not buy a 45$ cd.if u want something cheap but holds more than this go buy a macvision mp3 player for 25$ at famous barr
and it even holds more.this thing even from its looks looks like it would break or crack.so go buy a better quality and space mp3 player than this igo2gogo,thing!


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