[NOT AN IPOD] really small mp3 for the gym

craptakular

craptakular

craptakular

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hi,

Already got a creative vision m but its too huge for the gym. just after something small light that easily fits into the pocket.

I dont want an ipod unless you can get away with not using itunes.
 
Creative ZEN Stone? less than £40 I've not used one myself but many people have given them good reviews
 
creative zen stone. tiny little things. i paid 30 sheets for a 2gb player off the high street. you can probably get it cheaper online. you drag/drop using explorer. :)
 
The creative is over priced.

Get a Sansa Clip for half the price, it also has amazing sound quality!
 
Oxy said:
Can you just drag and drop with winamp?

I dont wanna have to have two sets of files for my music i.e. AAC and mp3.

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erm you can drag and drop with iTunes, you don't have to convert your music or anything either.

I don't understand why in this day and age people don't sync their music players. I have mine to automatically sync my most recently added 200 songs, my highest rated songs, my most recently played songs, my podcasts, and a playlist with all my favourite albums in. Everytime I plug it in it updates all the play counts on my PC, saves faffing around dragging a load of folders in every time I want to add an album.
 
Another vote for the zen stone plus mine was £39.99 for the 4gb its very small and sounds great , the only downside in reveiws seems to be battery life and not been able to browse while listening to music. these arnt an issue to me as i tend to either listen on the cycle path (2hrs max) or in bed but ive bought a creative charger(listen as u charge)
goes well with cx300s but i also use it with px100s and koss ksc75s
 
Zen stones can be bought for £20 or less delivered now. The player is about as simple as it gets and it's perfect for the gym. Never had a problem with mine, seems to work in any XP machine and transfering music is as simple as drag and drop. I did find the headphones a bit poor even compared to the £7.99 Phillips stuff I got from a catalogue store, but for the money can't complain.
 
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