Coby MP-C895 MP3 Player with 2 GB flash Memory, FM Radio & USB DriveFrom Coby
Product Description
At about the size of a pack of stick chewing gum, the Coby MPC895 is an MP3 player as well as a pocket hard drive. Data is simply and easily transferred directly from a PC to the MPC895's direct USB port. No cables required. It's not only capable of storing and playing up to 2GB of MP3 and WMA music files, it can also be used to store other data like text or presentations. Or you can use the built-in microphone for orally recording digital notes and reminders. It includes stereo headphones. Tiny and light, it's the player you can take anywhere. Take one now! Mobile Data Storage Function Convenient Integrated USB Plug (no cables required, but an extension cable is included for added convenience) Operation requires 1 AAA battery (one is included) USB 2.0 for Ultra-Fast File Transfers (up to 40x faster than USB 1.0) Backlit high-contrast LCD screen Plug-and-Play OS Support - Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP or newer, Macintosh OS X or newer DRM Support - WMDRM10 Unit Dimensions - 3.58 x 1.1 x 0.75 (WHD)
Product Details
Color: Black
Brand: Coby
Model: MP-C895
Format: CD
Dimensions: .75" h x 1.10" w x 3.58" l, .40 pounds
Features
Compact digital MP3 player with 2 GB of integrated flash memory
Stores up to 32 hours of MP3 and 64 hours of WMA music; direct USB plug
Built-in FM tuner; digital voice recorder with integrated microphone
High-contrast LCD display; supports DRM-10 online subscription services
Measures 3.58 x 1.1 x 0.75 inches (W x H x D); 90-day warranty
Customer Reviews
worth its low price I would say this is an example of 'you get what you pay for'. On the plus side, 2 gigs, mp3 player, FM radio, voice recorder all for $40. On the minus side - it is very difficult to figure out how to use the voice recorder, very complicated to access voice notes, the FM radio is average and the battery life is dismally brief. I don't feel ripped off, but I would probably be happier with something that cost more.
very nice Love the product. Easy to use and the radio is excellent. We had another brand a couple of years ago that was almost impossible to use. The USB makes so easy to down load music.
Did not work well for recording Probably not bad product for the price. But I bought it to use as a pocker recorder to easily capture ideas. The actual recording works well, but there's way too much menu navigation to get to record something. Not a procedure I would do while driving. Also was counting that the 2GB would let me replace my current USB flash drive that I carry around. Unfortunately found that it would not allow anything other than music files. I don't mean it would not "play" a Word document, a restriction which makes sense. I mean it would not even allow me to put the Word document on the disk.
Color: Black
Brand: Coby
Model: MP-C895
Format: CD
Dimensions: .75" h x 1.10" w x 3.58" l, .40 pounds
Features
Compact digital MP3 player with 2 GB of integrated flash memory
Stores up to 32 hours of MP3 and 64 hours of WMA music; direct USB plug
Built-in FM tuner; digital voice recorder with integrated microphone
High-contrast LCD display; supports DRM-10 online subscription services
Measures 3.58 x 1.1 x 0.75 inches (W x H x D); 90-day warranty
Customer Reviews
worth its low price I would say this is an example of 'you get what you pay for'. On the plus side, 2 gigs, mp3 player, FM radio, voice recorder all for $40. On the minus side - it is very difficult to figure out how to use the voice recorder, very complicated to access voice notes, the FM radio is average and the battery life is dismally brief. I don't feel ripped off, but I would probably be happier with something that cost more.
very nice Love the product. Easy to use and the radio is excellent. We had another brand a couple of years ago that was almost impossible to use. The USB makes so easy to down load music.
Did not work well for recording Probably not bad product for the price. But I bought it to use as a pocker recorder to easily capture ideas. The actual recording works well, but there's way too much menu navigation to get to record something. Not a procedure I would do while driving. Also was counting that the 2GB would let me replace my current USB flash drive that I carry around. Unfortunately found that it would not allow anything other than music files. I don't mean it would not "play" a Word document, a restriction which makes sense. I mean it would not even allow me to put the Word document on the disk.
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