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Samsung YP-K5 4GB MP3 Player

Posted by Chris Leckness on April 24, 2007 – 10:06 am
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If you are in the market for an MP3 player and the YP-K5 is on your list, Everything USB has a review for your reading enjoyment. Although I found the article over critical on some areas, the reviewer does a great job going in depth into many issues that an MP3 player faces.

If you love to share music with friends or simply prefer portable speakers over headphones, the YP-K5 is a great player with a few quirks you’ll have to live with. Otherwise there’s better equipped options on the market.

Pros:

  • Excellent sound 
  • Bass-enhanced earphones
  • Better-than-you’d-expect speakers 
  • Simple controls 
  • Makes a great alarm clock 
  • Fast and sensitive FM tuner 
  • 30+ hour battery life

Cons:

  • Bulky 
  • Few EQ presets 
  • No custom EQ 
  • Poor readability in sunlight 
  • No accelerated scrolling 
  • Can’t turn off the fade-in 
  • Lacks on-the-go playlists 
  • No FM recording 
  • No USB mass storage partition 
  • Optional Samsung Media Studio software is misleading, bloated, and difficult to use

Read the complete review at Everything USB

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