Philips GoGear ViBE SA3VBE

alaTest has collected and analyzed 93 user reviews of the Philips GoGear ViBE SA3VBE from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other MP3 Players on Amazon.com.

I bought this as a gift,was going to return it until amazon was going to make me pay for shipping to return, on top of that, I opted to put a special message with it, which was never placed in the box...FAIL

Here's what I want in a player: easy movement of files into the system, ability to select what to play based on files or albums, intuitive buttons, no touch screen, no requirement that I sync. The Philips GoGear Vibe does all that. When you first plug...

I think the MP3 player is okay. It's small which makes it easier to carry, the downfall is that I have hard time figuring what buttons to use to change songs. I think the product could be improved upon. Other than that, it's okay.

it works well. i used different headphones. all in all i say it is good value for the price. it is way better than colby.

I am unable to figure out how to put music on there. I dont want to burn a cd,I want to customize a play list and have been unable to do that.

We had purchased previous versions of this mp3 player and they have worked fine we have 3, but one got lost so I decided to upgrade what we had and WOW this newer version if pretty much the same but much easier to manipulate and turn on and off. I...

The Vibe is easy to download MP3 music to, and easy to use. It's a really good value for the money. The only quibble I have is with the ear buds. Maybe my ears are hard to fit, or I don't know how to put them in properly, but I have trouble getting...

Great mp3 device. Very happy with the sound this thing produces and battery life is very lasting, if had to choose between Philips Vibe and Apple I-pod, with out any hesitation would go with Philips.

This Philips Gogear Vibe works fine with my Ubuntu-based Linux operating system. The software package, Songbird, is NOT Linux-friendly, however I can just drag & drop music files into the folder that opens up when the device is plugged in, so the...