But wait! How do most people use an MP3 player? That’s right; on the move. You just plug in your ‘phones, bit play, stuff it in your pocket, and go jogging, cleaning the house, dancing, bounce on the trampoline, do some gymnastics, and enjoy your music uninterrupted. Or not, because the Samsung Tic Toc (and I bet they have a patent for it) will probably have had an apoplectic fit by then.
Guys, just because you can see that something is possible, does not mean you should go and do it.
I think that this is a cute and original object that plays music. I find conformed plastic and no display makes it particularly tough for sporty and/or young users. This object is not for the users that want to see what they are listening, or who like to play games or browse websites or send emails, or watch movies in a huge (but fragile) screen.
this object is for the users that could buy iPod shuffle for listening to music in a more casual way, that want to save some money and have something light and endurant.
If it is cheap enough it can be a VERY good product to buy. The question is “are you the user for this product?”.
Fair enough, if the questions over usability are resolved and the price is really low, then yes, an iPod Shuffle competitor.
I have one of these for the bus journey to work it is brilliant and very very loud but in ear. Simple to use, and you have to shake it a bit before it goes off… you can walk with this on. @_
this MP3 is a treasure.i have the pink color of it and whenever i go out with it people cant stop looking
That’s great, so glad that my scepticism proved to be unfounded for you.