Haier ibiza Rhapsody flash

3 reviews

May, 2024

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 3 reviews of Haier ibiza Rhapsody flash. The average rating for this product is 3.3/5, compared to an average rating of 3.9/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. Opinions about the headphones and sound are overall positive. The design and performance are also mentioned favorably. The size and battery get negative comments.

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Expert review by : Jasmine France (cnet.com)

Haier ibiza Rhapsody flash review:

Home appliance and electronics manufacturer Haier America leapt into the portable media player market last year with the 30GB Ibiza Rhapsody , a jack-of-all-trades device that came loaded with features, including Wi-Fi music downloading. Even at the...

The Ibiza Rhapsody offers about every feature in the book, including Wi-Fi; podcast support with wireless updating; photo, video, and subscription music support; on-the-go access to Rhapsody; updatable themes and wallpaper; even a basic Web browser. It...

The Ibiza Rhapsody is expensive compared with competitors, and it has copycat looks. It's large for a flash player, has a poor battery life, and it only works with Windows XP and Vista. Doesn't include A2DP Bluetooth integration.

Haier America's flash-based Ibiza Rhapsody is pricier and larger than the competition, but its straightforward interface, excellent wireless integration, speedy processor, and plethora of features should appeal to those looking for a player that does...

Jun, 2008

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Expert review by : Jasmine France (cnet.com)

Haier ibiza Rhapsody review: Haier ibiza Rhapsody

Editors' note: This review has been updated to reflect battery life test results, and the rating of the product has been lowered to reflect the subpar performance.

The Ibiza Rhapsody offers about every feature in the book, including Wi-Fi and stereo Bluetooth capabilities; podcast support with wireless updating; photo, video, and subscription music support; on-the-go access to Rhapsody; updatable themes and...

The Ibiza Rhapsody is expensive compared with competitors, and it has copycat looks. It also lacks EQ enhancement options and has a poor battery life. Works with XP and Vista only.

The Haier America Ibiza Rhapsody is a cutting-edge media player that puts its wireless capabilities to good use while still retaining an easy-to-use design and interface. If you're willing to shell out the dough for a massive feature list, give it...

Nov, 2007

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Expert review by : Grahm Skee (anythingbutipod.com)

ibiza Rhapsody Review

The ibiza Rhapsody is another attempt at direct wireless downloads- a path that has been blazed by the MusicGremlin and the Sansa Connect. I had a chance to check out this player last year at CES 2007 and it was one of the sexiest designs I have seen...

No computer needed, Glass screen, Dedicated volume buttons, Great sound quality, Multiple playlists and ability to reorder playlists

No bookmarking, No EQ, not even presets, Occasionally Sluggish GUI, No Video Podcast Support

I really like the ibiza, but it is not for everyone. To get the full benefit of the ibiza Rhapsody you must subscribe to Rhapsody. If you do not, it is just another player with the inability to use half of the features. If you are considering...

Nov, 2007

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