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iRiver Spinn Reviews
Digital player / radio - flash 8 GB - WMA, Ogg, MP3, APE - video playback - display: 3.3" - magnesium silver More product details
$109.97
The Iriver Spinn offers a unique, innovative design with a high-quality build. The touch... (cnet.com)
The iRiver Spinn MP3 is an innovative music player with an eye-catching design and a unique... (pcworld.com)
alaTest Review Summary for iRiver Spinn
We have collected and analyzed 28 expert reviews and 42 user reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 70/100 and users rate it 75/100. The average review date is February 11, 2009. We have compared these reviews to 408048 reviews from other MP3 Players. The alaScore™ for this product is 92/100 = Excellent. Last update: November 19, 2009.
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70 reviews
November, 2009
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Expert Reviews (28)
iRiver Spinn (8GB) review
The Iriver Spinn offers a unique, innovative design with a high-quality build. The touch-sensitive display is bright, responsive, and relatively large. The interface is customizable, and the player is packed with desirable features such as built-in ...
The Iriver Spinn is expensive, and yet it lacks some of the advanced features expected in the price range, such as integrated Wi-Fi or an SD card expansion slot. It maxes out at 8GB and using it isn't immediately easy. Despite the seemingly decent ...
Until Iriver lowers the price on the Spinn, it will remain a luxury portable media player best suited to an early adopter with a penchant for unique gadgets and a library of lossless music.
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The Sexy iRiver Spinn MP3 Player
The iRiver Spinn MP3 is an innovative music player with an eye-catching design and a unique navigation system.
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The beautiful, fashion-conscious iRiver Spinn is the upscale lounge down the street from the Slacker G2's likable-but-slightly-sketchy dive bar. What the Slacker offers in happy-hour specials (free drinks music!), the Spinn more than matches in ...
Huge, vibrant, and sharp AMOLED screen Beautiful design and solid construction
Navigation is unintuitive at times Mediocre bundled earbuds
The Spinn is an incredibly attractive device whose saucy looks, amazing display, and high-quality audio and video playback are sure to win many admirers. A few usability and navigation issues knock it down a notch, but some of those may disappear once ...
The array of input options is nice in some ways; I especially appreciated...
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User Reviews (42)
"VERY COOL, but......"
if you can live with the USB cable issue, and...
it really does everything it promises and then some. the movie player actually works quite well
1 - no replacement proprietary USB cable available
"VERY COOL, but......"
if you can live with the USB cable issue, and...
it really does everything it promises and then some. the movie player actually works quite well!
1 - no replacement proprietary USB cable available!!
"Unique slick player with a high quality build."
Despite its major shortcomings, this player i...
Place it in your hands & you feel that it is of a higher build quality. Spin the wheel & press to select. Effective & easy. Excellent sound quality with the right headphones. A bright touch screen, FM recording & bluetooth connectivity rou
A measley 4-8GB & no SD slot? No wireless either? It takes more than a unique player/interface to stand out in todays ultracompetittive market. Movies are a pain too. Don't even bother. Lastly, the back should've been of metal too, not plastic.
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Manufacturer's Description
Full touch screen interface with haptic (restive vibration) response and added analog spindle for intuitive and natural feel of control over the device 3.3" AMOLED wide screen display Supports Bluetooth wireless headsets FM radio and FM recoding reservation Voice recording Text viewer USB 2.0, ultra fast data transfer Firmware upgradeable
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