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This Centon MP3 player is perfect for people on the move. It brings affordability and breakthrough digital technology to the audio player market. Whether you want an MP3 player for your workouts or long trips, this USB 1GB MP3 player will do the job amazingly! The Centon MP3 player functions as a MP3/WMA player, high-quality digital voice recorder, and USB flash drive all in one unique design. Take it anywhere to listen to MP3 music, store data, and take quick voice notes for those hard to remember pieces of information. It also delivers superior sound quality as compared to most other players on the market!
The portable MP3 player features 1 gigabyte (1024 MB) of internal memory, an attractive crystal clear backlit LCD screen, 5 equalizer settings, and an integrated USB 2.0 connector. The direct USB connection on this MP3 player makes transferring music and files on and off the unit extremely simple. Its sleek design makes this device very portable and its rugged finish and construction prevent physical damage. Listen to hours of your favorite music anytime and anywhere!
The digital voice recorder allows you to make reminders for yourself for later which makes your memory more tangible. With a 1 GB storage capacity youll be able to take those important files with you, there is a convenient built-in USB flash drive. Always know what song youre listening to, the player has ID3 Tag support. Tracks are easily viewed because of the LCD backlight display which changes light color as you switch modes. This Centon MP3 Player will help you keep your tunes and files with you while traveling, so order yours today! List of Contents: Centon 1 GB USB 2.0 Portable Digital MP3 Player, earphones, 1 AAA battery, 1 year manufacturer's direct warranty.
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| Review Date: April 13, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Charles R. Kurkjian, Maine |
| I found this a very handy device. It is reasonably easy to use and the sound quality is OK. I had hoped to input the recorded sound into my voice recognition software, but to date this has not been successful. |
 Watch the shipping charges! |
| Review Date: March 22, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Nimrodus, |
| The shipping for this unit was $11.27! Pay attention to the pricing, it's pretty outrageous. |
decent item
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| Review Date: February 2, 2010 |
| Reviewer: david, boston |
| i purchased this to record some of my college classes that i had trouble with. it did a good job and transferring from usb to comp was easy. battery life sucks, have batteries in advance! sound quality is awful. ear phones are also poor quality and the wiring is messy. in other words, have your own ear/head phones! |
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| Review Date: November 22, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Kyle Heuer, Corvallis, OR United States |
Upsides: This Mp3 player is very portable. The small design is great to have in your pant pockets, sweatshirt, or backpack. The hold switch is nice to have and you don't have to worry about accidentally clicking it. This player lasted me about a year and a half for $20.00. I consider that pretty good. You do not need ITunes for this!
Downsides: Letters can rub off easily. The case, though small and durable, can still look like garbage. Mine closely resembles the stuff. Audiobooks would occasionally put the last tracks first, but this was not to much of a problem since it would only be 2 tracks. When mine finally went, it was the play button. It got stuck inside of the player. It just eventually happened. I did have a couple problems with it turning off when I was playing music but this only happened about 5 times.
I never got the chance to use the voice recorder or FM radio.
With 30+ mins of music or audiobook being played daily for over a year I consider this player worth buying if you are strapped for cash.
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Flimsly construction, but it works.
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| Review Date: November 8, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Chino, New York |
This is bulkier than it should be.
The controls are kind of odd, but not really complicated. |
This is a nice product for the price
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| Review Date: May 22, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Anjanette L. Hatchett, MICHIGAN, USA |
| This is a great product, easy to operate and nice to use when walking or can even be hooked up in your car if accessable. It did not come with alot of instructions but it was easy to figure out, Cool featured like the radio and voice recorder are great. |
Don't buy!
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| Review Date: November 26, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Srinath Vadlamani, Boulder, CO United States |
The device does not keep tracks in proper order. A new AAA battery will be drained when uploading music. A new AAA battery will be drained when left in the product overnight, in the off position.
Horrible costumer service. Just an email address, no phone contact. Looks like a shop out of someones NYC apartment.
Waste of money! |
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| Review Date: November 24, 2008 |
| Reviewer: C. A. Luster, Burke, VA USA |
When I bought two of these for under twenty-five dollars each I figured it was a bargain because of the reviews. Let me clarify a couple things about this Chinese Digital MP3 player. I got these in and tested one since in fact one was for me in the office and the other a gift for a charity.
Pros: It is a low price for a two gigabyte player, radio, pen drive, recorder. That's right, the box shows two GB checked, not one, and it is a two gigabyte player since I checked the properties as soon as I plugged the USB into my PC. It doesn't cost near as much as name brands for all this functionality. It comes with a paper user manual and a soft copy on the CD driver disk. The instructions appear to be clear on the players usage. It turns itself off if you leave it sitting without use after just a minute to conserve the battery.
Cons: Whoever did their product photography is a master of deception. The player in REAL life looks bulky and cheap, cheap, cheap. It is cheap, cheap, cheap, and I don't mean that in a nice way. Ever walk down the street in a large city and buy something from a street vendor? Now it was cheap, but you didn't figure it would last right? This is that kind of cheap. You can tell it was not made with quality materials or workmanship by a name brand. The instructions appear to be clear on the players usage, wait till you try to follow them. The player and headphones are a cheap plastic that could easily be crushed. The plastic buttons feel sloppy when you use them, like they were cheaply made overseas. Good luck trying to figure out out to play it. There is no play button just a digital readout you have to highlight, then supposedly press a Universal button to play. I never got it to work. It copies files from the PC to the USB very slowly. I had no luck trying to install the drivers on a XP PC. I doubt they will install on anything newer than Windows 98 from the look of the folders on the CD. Mine could only be used as USB.
Under no circumstances pay more than fifteen dollars for this player if that. I highly recommend you buy a name brand instead. This one is not easy to use and I couldn't get it to play music or record and playback after an hour of reading the instructions and messing with it. At this point it is nothing more than a overpriced USB drive to me. I will rewrite this with more stars if I ever get it to play music, record, or do anything besides transfer files. Maybe I'm spoiled with my Sony MP3 player that is easy to use, but this is far to hard to use. That or the player is broke. I tested the headphones on another player and they worked fine so I know the problem isn't the headphones.
CA Luster |
decent, but not great
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| Review Date: October 28, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Desiree Reclosado, az |
| i bought this player a few months ago, and within a couple months of minimum use, it was already broken and unusable. one of the buttons got pushed in and stuck and i was unable to fix it. until then, it was a pretty nifty little thing. however, had i known it ran on batteries, i would've passed on it because i had to change the batteries about twice a week. a pain and expensive. this is good for people who rarely use their player but still want one, or good as a back-up player. |
Battery life sucks
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| Review Date: October 11, 2008 |
| Reviewer: MGK, |
| For 16.99 I guess it is ok. BUT prepare for very short battery life - less than 10 hrs. So about one AAA a day. Funny thing is that batteries drain even when the unit is switched off. Only way to avoid it is to remove the battery when not in use. Menu's as others have pointed out are not great but manageable. My 7 yr old has it figured out. At the very least it is a 1MB flash drive. |
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