Thread: Good mp3 player in Korea?

I got the Cowon D2 last week. There are some good points and bad points about it, but I'd say overall I'm disappointed in it. The interface isn't very intuitive. It takes several minutes to figure out how to get to the list of artists, and even once you've figured it out it's a hassle going through the various buttons you have to precision tap with your fingernail. The program it comes with is terrible. It's not...

Quote: Originally Posted by Draz Just picked up a brand new player now that my Creative Zen has finally finished with its year long death rattle. I said I wouldn't buy a new one until it died and I stuck to that promise by god. After much poking around and reading reviews online I went with the Cowon S9 32GB and it's a real beauty. The sound is fantastic. Still trying to figure out the whole UCI thing to get the options the way I...

300,000 won.

- It doesn't save the location of the song you're listening to if you pause it and come back to it later. Mine does just that you can turn that function on in the options - It's impossible to fastforward or rewind with precision. get a theme that allows you to do all those things and more on the touch screen Read and search this forum: http://iaudiophile.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=53

Quote: Originally Posted by tommynomad My little 1MB iRiver has taken heaps of abuse during sports (ultimate, cross-country, snowboarding) and is still going strong. If you're at all active, their casings are reason enough to go with them over their flimsy competitors. That's what I'm saying too... but it seems Q's problem is mostly to do with crappy firmware. peace,

Quote: Originally Posted by Qinella Btw, you are such a dork for having three i-devices. lol@iPhone buyers! Guess that killer Steve Jobs presentation really sold ya, huh? Not at all. Not at all. 1. Bought the first one to have one. Loved it. 2. Bought the Nano to upgrade and have something smaller to punt about with. 3. Bought the iPhone to...well, you have to be an iPhone owner to understand: with the right apps, it's not really a...

another satisfied ipod owner here. sometimes wish they had a radio in them though - but my mobile phone has that so i'm ok. why the need for such a lot of storage though? my ipod nano is only 4 gig but i never fill it. i change the music on it at least once a week. i suppose it could be useful if you are travelling all the time. my next i-device will probably be a shuffle - i like the tiny size. am tempted by the iphone, but accounts for...

iRiver H300 family. I don't think they're sold anymore, but u can get them used. I outgrew the 20GB capacity on mine, and since I'm a geek I upgraded the hard disk so that I have about 70GB capacity. Haven't hit the limit yet. Don't need any software, just copy as an external hard disk. It can be a USB host, too, so you can copy to another player without needing a computer. Radio, too.

Quote: Originally Posted by Qinella After I lost my last iPod, I wanted to buy a Creative Zen, which RSS introduced me to and is badass. Love mine...worth the trouble to get it elsewhere, IMO

I want something with 80 GB+ capcity. My last IPod had 80 GB but I lost it and it was my third one. Is there anything like that in Korea? If not I will have to wait til I go back to the States for Christmas.