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Coby MP565
$40.00
Released May, 2006
The Pros:Can browse through folders comfortably, easy to keep things sorted. Lights up in a variety of colors to suit your preference. Sleep mode is handy for when you're going to take a nap.
The Cons:Joystick is hard on your fingers, has sharp edges. Hard to pry open the clip, hard on your fingers. Controls are a bit confusing at first, poor instructions.
The Coby MP565 is a stick MP3 player that features a compact design and a convenient micro-clip for portability. The player is compatible with both MP3 and WMA music files and includes a key lock and random shuffle playback feature.
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It is a step up from Coby's MP550 since it includes a high contrast LCD display with a 7-color backlight and supports ID3 tags for displaying track information. The MP565 comes with either 1GB or 2GB of internal flash memory and utilizes USB 2.0 technology for fast file transfer. It has an integrated Li-Ion rechargeable battery that provides up to 5 hours of audio playback per charge. The player is available only in black and comes with stereo headphones and a USB cable.
Features/Specs
- Stick MP3 player with clip
- High-contrast LCD display with 7-color backlight (96 x 32 resolution)
- ID3 tag support
- 1GB or 2GB internal flash memory
- Random shuffle playback
- Key lock
- Compatible with MP3 and WMA digital music files
- Integrated Li-Ion rechargeable battery with 5 hour battery life
- USB 2.0 technology
- Comes with stereo headphones and USB cable
- Available in black
- Dimensions: 2.63" x 0.41" x 0.94"
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Pros & Cons
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can browse through folders comfortably, easy to keep things sorted
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lights up in a variety of colors to suit your preference
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sleep mode is handy for when you're going to take a nap
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full EQ to shape sound to suit the headphones you're using
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big metal clip on the back eliminates the need for some kind of strap
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built-in rechargeable battery, don't need to buy replacements
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joystick is hard on your fingers, has sharp edges
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hard to pry open the clip, hard on your fingers
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controls are a bit confusing at first, poor instructions
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