Review on 🎧 Enhanced RCA TH2002RDR 2 GB MP3 Player with Touch Control Navigation & Direct USB, Thumbdrive Style by Michael Skerving

These are cool little units. Too bad RCA doesn't make them anymore. They last long enough on a AAA battery to be economical, and there's no rechargeable battery to wear out and force you to swap out the player. This allows you to organize and sort your media alphabetically by type, artists, tracks, albums, favourites, etc. Everything is quickly accessible from one menu. There's fast forward, rewind, resume play, and when you're done listening to an audiobook chapter or song, you can delete it and clear the storage (including your own) without using a computer. All software (including web search) is built-in with no device restrictions (as far as I know). You can easily load your favorite CDs and NO ACCOUNT SETTINGS ARE NEEDED IN ANY SERVICE. There is a basic equalizer and key lock. It's about the size of 4 cigarettes, not big enough to be easily destroyed and not small enough to be easily lost, and the screen is backlit for easy viewing at night. It comes with a plastic belt clip, but I recommend going to the nearest Tandy Leather or hobby/sewing store and getting a small metal clip that attaches with Velcro on the back. The ONLY cons I can find is the need for an extension cord to plug it into many computers and basically the size of the device's memory, it should have been at least 4GB, not 2. The one with a removable memory slot was a Dream . I know RCA sells a 4GB player, but since my old desktop computer doesn't recognize anything with a built-in battery, and seeing the current digital wasteland that consumer sales and corporate production have turned the MP3 world into, I'm glad that I found them something that could slip my CD player in my pocket, no nonsense.