Excellent audio quality, Lightweight, Smooth 30fps video with simple conversion, MTP/MSC compatible, Automatically rebuilds ID3 database without software, Expandable via MicroSD, Features built-in speakers, Removable battery, Line-in recording

No accelerated scrolling, Can't be used in portrait mode, Hard to control with one hand, Lacks AAC and subscription music support, No scheduled recordings or alarm clock, iriver Firmware Updater and Movie Converter must be downloaded manually

The iriver X20 is an inexpensive and well rounded DAP with decent hardware, although its firmware lacks many features and the friendly feel that are present in iriver's Flash Lite-based players.

Slim, stylish, and fully loaded, the iPod nano is a great deal for a flash-based MP3 player that even rivals hard drive-based equivalents.

Recommended Despite some minor glitches, the Creative Zen Vision:M is evidently the most entertaining portable video player with plentiful of features, long battery life, stellar video performance, and high level of personalization.

Bright screen, Clean and easy interface, Remote control for electronics, Doubles as USB Mass Storage Device, Lots of EQ settings, Excellent battery life, Plays video

Tiny screen, Remote control can't learn nor be programmed, No database support outside of iriver plus 2 (yet), Player initialization does not work

The E10 is a great little player that's very capable, although users may find the iriver plus 2 software daunting until the E10's database has been reverse-engineered.

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.

Vibrant color LCD, Video playback & games support added, Improved menu usability, Transfer rate significantly improved, Component video ouput via optional accessory, Aesthetically pleasing

Spilt screen previews are a drag sometimes, Click-wheel too small for some, Smudge-prone chrome back enclosure, No way to disable spilt screen, 8GB just not enough for vidcast & movies

Recommended The Apple 3G iPod nano 8GB has been once again refined, and is undoubtedly the best in the product history. In fact, it takes such a big leap forward in that you will likely to find the 8GB fixed flash storage not enough to hold all the ...