Pros: Lot's of features,great 3.5 inch screen and ability to record straight from FM stations

Cons: Steep learning curve,Price.

The Bottom Line: Versatile product that acts like an all in one center.A few bugs still ail the product but overall highly recommend!

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Pros: Big Screen, Windows Media Center, Easy to Use Buttons and Interface, Good Value

Cons: Discontinued means no more firmware updates?

The Bottom Line: Overall, the best multimedia device I've owned. Despite being a few years old now, it still offers great value especially if fond for a discounted price.

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Pros: User Interface
Battery Life
Sound Quality
Screen Size

Cons: File Support
Screen Quality
Size

The Bottom Line: If you can, grab it for dirt cheap; otherwise, get something newer.

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Pros: Ergonomic design, Battery size/life, Flexibility, USB OTG support, firmware upgradable

Cons: can't record video directly, a bit pricey, runs a bit warm

The Bottom Line: You won't be disappointed if you aren't into the Windows Media Center style GUI, otherwise you might consider the Zen. I like the many formats supported and the firmware upgradability.

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Pros: nice screen, radio, supports various file types eg. divx, wma, ogg vorbis.

Cons: buggy software, battery life could be better.

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Pros: Handheld, lightweight, terrific LCD screen, super fast transfer rates...

Cons: Navigation, protected WMA issues, Canon digital camera issues, price...

The Bottom Line: Pay no attention to that required "this MP3 player is best for" line and just read the review.

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Pros: Got it less then everyone is charging. Has 20Gb HDD. Plays music and video.

Cons: Supports only what Windows Media Player 7/8/9/10/ and soon 11 can play.

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