Pine Technology SM-320V D'Music (32 MB) MP3 Player

portability, sound, usability, design, memory

value for money, performance

71% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

good sound quality, battery life but its always hard to get the program to say that its communicating with th eplayer. i would recommend it.

When i first got this mp3 player it worked fine than after i downloded 5 songs to it i couldent download any more. So i just recoded them and llistened to it of of the computer speakers. This worked for a while then the memory erased its self but then...

Sounds Good! Neat Looking design. Good for beginners. Has 32mb and upgradable.

Only 32mb not enough. Parallel conection slow. Extremely shoddy will break fast.

I own the sister device to the Pine MP3 player, the D-Link DMP-100. When I first bought the device, I couldn't figure out how to download songs into the player. I spent 30 minutes on hold with the customer service dept. before they explained how to set...

This MP3 player cannot be beat, in terms of price, convienence, quality... It's 32 MB, which is good, expandable to 64 MB, which is quite nice. Supports variable-bitrate MP3's which means you can cram quite a few songs onto it. In regard to previous...

I recently wrote a review and complained about how the manual never tells you how to connect with the player. Once i changed the printer port to ECP mode, the player connects fine and downloading music is simple. The player is nice and small, and had...

I spent a lot of time looking at these and I hope someone finds this information useful. The player is *really* small (like a stack of 10 or so credit cards), and very light- but also very loud and with great sound quality. The extra features are what...

I recently recieved the Pine SM-320V for a present,and am very dissapointed in the product. I installed the software as directed pluged in the mp3 player as the manual instucted to do, and i cannot download any songs onto the player! The manual says...

this is an average player with some good features. the problem is that at first it worked only with toshiba alcalyne batteries. after i put some paper in the battery slot it began working with all types of normal batteries but it still couldn't work...