SONICblue Rio S35S Sport 128 MB MP3 Player Electronics

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Average Rating: Rating: - Awesome for Athletes I hunted for over a year for a light-weight, high quality MP3 player with plenty of storage to help me train for my next marathon. After reading the specs and many positive reviews I decided to give the Rio S35S a try. Having used it for 4 weeks now I can say that I got exactly what I wanted and expected. The device has phenomenal sound while playing MP3's. I admit that the radio is just okay, but I didn't buy the thing for a radio. I wanted to play my music only not the garbage ad filled radio junk. If you exercise and are looking for an MP3 Player I highly recommend this one. Rating: - Coolest unit I could find I have been doing tons of research on various MP3 players, and only about half of them are Mac friendly. After concluding that this was the right model for me, I was a bit worried about all the reviews stating the reception is poor. Well let me tell you, I live in Oregon, and I can't even get TV reception with regular or enhanced antennas. The tuner worked fine from inside my apartment! And as for people stating there is no lock feature, THERE IS. Read the manual. Press and hold MENU, then hit enter. It locks the buttons in case of accidental bumps. My only complaint is that sometimes the sound (Bass in particular) during MP3 playback sounds distorted.. Then after playing around with the unit a bit, it starts to come in clear. Anyone else with this problem? Otherwise, I think it's a great, feature-rich, sleek-designed, sporty unit! Rating: - They were right I give this little thing a 4.5, actually. After reading some of the other reviews I ran across when deciding whether or not to buy this, I must point out that I'm probably not the norm. I'm a licensed driver. This apparently gives me an advantage with software installation and player operation. I put the CD in, followed the directions on the screen, copied the songs to my player, and was done. The longest part was waiting for the Rio manager to sort through my MP3s. The FM reception picks up the stations I'm interested in, so I'm pleased. I still haven't upgraded the firmware (the website is a little slow) - but everything works like I hoped it would. I noticed a bit of the grainy reception in a station, but the tuner was just a bonus, in my mind. The menu options are easy to use and figure out. The sound is really good - I think some people expect too much when buying electronics sometimes. I didn't give it a five because of its downside - requires batteries. A perfect product would run off of oxygen in the air or something. The only real difference I noticed between this and the Rio S50 is the included rechargeable batteries ...

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