Eclipse Style Digital Audio Player Review

Very poor quality product. It was easy to put music on the player, but then it was difficult to hear what I wanted to hear. The included stylus is also unusable for the touchscreen. I got a little less than what I paid for. Spring.

I have bought many MP3 players for all kinds of processes. Many only worked a few weeks or worse. This one was inexpensive and worked for a long time, in fact I've bought more and both still work. I use them extensively and have one by my bed, one in my gym bag and one at work.

I wore this to the gym. Previously I was using an older version of ECLIP. I usually clip it to my sports bra to keep it from moving and less sweating. (I didn't mess with him after the initial take) Well I still managed to kill him. I had to go back to my old eclipse that seemed more durable.

I didn't have much information about this great little player but after googling and researching it I learned more about it and downloading music to it was a walk in the park. No software downloads, no driver detection, just click Windows Media Player after connecting the player to your computer and start adding your music to the sync list. my husband loves this

I don't like how iTunes automatically "syncs" your iPod with any music on your computer. I don't like that you can't just drag and drop a bunch of files onto your iPod. This MP3 player is a great alternative to the iPod because it's a lot cheaper, still plays music just as well, and you can put whatever music you want on it. The touchscreen capabilities aren't as sensitive as the iPod - you really have to press down on the screen a little bit as if it had two layers, and you press on the first…

I bought this MP3 video player for my 11 year old daughter and I think it's great for the price. It contains a lot of music and videos. It's smooth and comfortable. I have two complaints, firstly it's genetic, I have big fat fingers and the screen doesn't always recognize my fingers, my daughter doesn't have this problem. Second, you need to change all your music and video files to the specified format. I was trying to use files with Eclipse T 180 and it put a virus on my computer. I downloaded

I'm ordering this product for a colleague and he thinks it's a good product. He expected a bit more but finds it fit for the original purpose. He was looking for something at a decent price, not too cheap or too expensive. The picture led him to believe it would be much smaller, but it's quite bulky. It took him a while to get used to the touchscreen, but he manages it. Thankfully, it only listens to a few radio stations, so clicking the screen to change radio stations each time is a breeze. He

This is exactly what you'd expect from a $12 MP3 player. Small, strong clip. The touchscreen requires a "hard press", but everything can be moved using the buttons on the top of the device. Uses an old USB micro charger (included). 18/20 open source MP3 files are accepted and read instantly, 90% of the time without transcoding. Longer battery life gives 5 stars. Initial tests show it will run for several hours straight (CAYBE 5 hours if you set it to play and leave it locked?), but you won't…

This is a surprisingly good MP3 player. One of the sample songs that came with it had a weird defect so I figured something was wrong with the player, but all of my songs played perfectly. It has a really nice little screen. It's not as good as a touchscreen, but it's a good, sharp display. There are physical buttons at the top of the player that let you do almost everything you can do by touching the screen. I only use real buttons. . I usually press the on-screen play button with my thumb…