Iriver S10 Expert Reviews

alaTest has collected and analyzed 147 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers really like the interface. The size also impresses, but many are less positive about the price.

Interface, Size, Appearance, Sound

Price, Battery

Experts rate this product 75/100 and users 82/100. We analyzed these ratings, the product age and more factors. Compared to other MP3 Players, the Iriver S10 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 88/100 = Very Godd quality.

The competitively small iRiver S10 came hot on the heels of the Apple iPod Shuffle--in Asia, anyway. Now, iRiver is selling the stylish 2GB Flash player stateside and it's much of what we expected: feature-packed with a cool interface and great sound ...

The iRiver S10 is expensive, suffers from an unimpressive battery life, and doesn't support DRM-protected music. Oddly, it doesn't support JPEG photos--only BMP. It may be too tiny for some users.

S10 is not as powerful as its big U10 sister; however, it is indeed more advanced compared to other micro mp3 payers. It is note-worthy to say that S10 really paved in ingenious way when it comes to the trendy ones.

Although S10 is not as powerful as its big U10 sister, S10 is indeed more advanced compared to other micro mp3 payers. Let me give you concrete reasons why: despite its size, browsing of bitmap picture is a plus; it has an FM radio that gets good ...

- iRiver is back with us again with another music player that's bound to impress you. The S10 is a remarkably tiny device, and is in close competition with MobiBLU and its small media player series for the ultimate wow factor. It may be minute, but ...

The iRiver S10 features a cute, wearable design with an innovative, clickable screen ; the bright OLED screen makes for easy navigation. The player includes nice extras such as an FM tuner, voice recorder, and alarm clock. It also plays OGG files and ...

The iRiver S10 is expensive, suffers from an unimpressive battery life, and doesn't support DRM-protected music. Oddly, it doesn't support JPEG photos--only BMP. It may be too tiny for some users

The undeniably cute iRiver S10 sounds great and is packed with features, but its lofty price tag and paltry battery life might be a deterrent for some users.

Unbelievably small, D-Click navigation, 180? viewing angle, USB Mass Storage compliant, Cross-platform compatibility, OGG Vorbis support, Global FM recorder

Second-rate bundled software, Does not support M3U playlists, 8 hour battery life considered short by some, Expensive, Earbuds lack depth

The iriver S10 is a wonderful player and fashion statement with a price best suited for those who value form over function.

Although S10 is not as powerful as its big U10 sister, S10 is indeed more advanced compared to other micro mp3 payers. Let me give you concrete reasons why: despite its size, browsing of bitmap picture is a plus; it has an FM radio that gets good ...

The competitively small iRiver S10 sets itself up for great things -- it touts plenty of features, a cool interface and great sound quality. It's not cheap, but as small MP3 players go, it's an attractive offering

Cute, wearable design ; innovative, clickable screen ; bright OLED with easy navigation ; nice extra features ; plays OGG files ; good sound quality

Expensive ; unimpressive battery life ; doesn't support DRM-protected music ; doesn't support JPEG photos ; may be too small for some users

The undeniably cute iRiver S10 sounds great and is packed with features, but its lofty price tag and paltry battery life might be a deterrent for some users

"SOUL+SLIM+STLYE=S10" is how they describe it. Let's put that to test, shall we?

Light, Good Sound Quality, FM Tuner, Recorder.

Price, 1GB.

Now here comes the bummer for the S10. The iriver S10 sells for around Rs.6000 with a 1-year warranty. The player can also be found for under 6K - but for the very fact that it's around that price range, you want more than just good sound quality: the ...