Philips GoGear Spark SA2920

usability, sound, value for money, headphones, design

87% of reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

The quality of this MP3 player when linked to a car's audio is very poor.

We bought this player for our 7-year-old daughter for Christmas. It is the ideal MP3 player for a child, being inexpensive, small, easy to use and robust. Plus points: + Nice screen, so better than an iPod Shuffle + Easy to load files from a PC +...

Nice little MP3 for the money, decent sound, easy to use so bought another one as a gift for someone.

I have been looking for a MP3 player for a while now, and although I have been tempted bythe iPods, their prices have put me off. I finally, following much research, opted for the GoGear Spark 8Gb. I set it up, loaded about 300 songs onto it, and...

After a lot of debate about what to buy and reading reviews and pages and pages. I opted for this a very cheap option. I'm glad I did all I really do is listen to music so while an Itouch would have been nice this actually serves my purpose. The sould...

Only had it a few weeks and only had a chance to use it a few times after leaving it at someone's house for a while, but I really like it. The player is easy to use and I'm very pleased with it. The clip managed to keep the player in my pocket at the...

What a nifty little MP3 player,and so easy to use,basic instruction enough to help you upload music to this neat,cool player,holds numerous song's,and plenty of room for more,the only thing that lets it down is the clip-on, does not hold it secure...

Does what it should do, well. Only minor niggles - on/off switch fiddley, instructions not comprehensive, The in-ear phones do not stay in-ear, I had to buy headphones.

I got one of these a few months back as I work occasional night shifts and can plug it into the office system when I've got the place to myself. If put on music shuffle I can load so much onto it (WMA's)to, theoretically,never hear the exact same...