iriver T60 2 GB MP3 Player (Black) | List Price: $89.99
Discount Price: $89.99
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Brand: iRiver
Binding: Electronics
Features: - Jog Button Navigation System
- CSTN 65,000 color LCD with colorful GUI
- Plays up to 19 hours with a AAA-size battery
- Supports music file such as MP3, WMA, ASF and OGG Q10
- FM radio and FM recording reservation, Voice Recording, USB 2.0
Best MP3 player [Posted on 2008-04-24]
Sound quality is excellent and all the functions are easy to use. Some people mentioned that there is some problem with the toggle for navigation, but I don't have any problem at all! They must have very thick fingers... It is made very firm and also delicate. From a mechanical point of view, I can see how much effort they put when they design this product. Another thing I like about this product is that it uses AAA battery. I have used other MP3 players which have built in rechargible batteries. They are small, but as time goes by, you need to charge more and more often as the battery dies out and there is no way to replace battery. Iriver T60 vertually last forever. I have been using Iriver T30 for three years with no problem at all(except 512mb is a bit small now), and I know the quality of the Iriver products. I highly recommend this player and stay away from cheap MP3 players like Sandisk, Philips, creative, coby,and etc. I believe Iriver is the first company that developed MP3 player and you can trust the quality.
Not quite what I expected. [Posted on 2008-06-10]
What I liked about the T60: Being able to schedule FM
recordings, The ability to adjust the sound EQ, compact
and easy to carry.
What I didn't like: The controls a difficult to use (to
small, very sensitive), the AAA batteries only provide
enough power to record for a couple of hours (about 2),
the battery meter will show 3/4 to 1/2 power remaining
but will stop recording after approx. 30 minutes.
Good sound, crappy controls [Posted on 2008-06-15]
EQ settings are awesome. Sound quality is great.
But the little knob for controlling the unit is horrible. Pressing the knob is the equivalent as typing the enter/return key on your keyboard. Don't do it too hard, though, because the knob gets lodged into the unit, making it impossible to adjust the volume. When I say "lightly" use this button, its an understatement.
The prism screen looks awesome. Battery life... is ok I guess. You can record an FM station for about 3 hours before the battery is dead.
You also can set whether you have a rechargable battery or alkaline installed. If you set rechargeable, the unit will die quicker. I have no idea why. I can get maybe an hour out of recording before the unit turns off. I measure my battery's life in my charger, and it has PLENTY of juice left. So needless to say, if you are going to use rechargeables, just leave it on the alkaline setting. Seems like a useless feature.
AAA batteries are too small [Posted on 2008-08-10]
I bought this to replace an earlier iRiver iFP-890, that I really liked, and I looked for a replacement only because the 890 was stolen. As mentioned in another review, I can confirm that the AAA batteries don't last nearly as long as the AA batteries in my earlier iRiver, so you need to be sure to carry several rechargeables with you, and the recharger for long trips. As well, my experience seems to support that mentioned in the "mixed bag" review, to get the correct battery display you need to say alkaline when you mean rechargeable.
t60 [Posted on 2008-08-28]
simply the best mp3 player...I
have owned many iriver products and this is a great player once u get past the knob controller...
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