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Technical Details
- 64 MB on-board memory; expandable up to 128 MB via SmartMedia cards
- Supports MP3 or WMA files; upgradeable for future music formats; PC and Mac compatible
- USB connection for fast file transfers
- Up to 10 hours' playback on one AA battery; accepts NiMH rechargeables
- Includes earbuds, AA battery, USB cable, and music management software
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20 of 20 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
terrible,
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This review is from: Rio One 64 MB MP3 Player (Electronics)
What a bad mp3 player. Couldn't get any worse. Rio should be ashamed to have their name attached to it. Examples, the battery door is on the bottom and is prone to breaking. Unfortunately, the idio who designed it used the door to complete the circuit. Therefore, broken door doesnt stay shut, and gravity pulls it down slightly. B/c of that you lose the circuit and the player doesnt have evergy then.
22 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Avoid SONICblue products,
By Mike Crebbin (Seattle, WA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Rio One 64 MB MP3 Player (Electronics)
I bought a RIO One in July. The software was OK but not easy for a beginner. Not intuitive for the MP3 player use. Controls are limited, even though the buttons are big, the circular configuration works against itself. Low memory of card requires purchase of more MB or else constantly using USB to change songs. The RIO one stopped working after one month of use, in August. I finally got an RMA from customer support in Sept. You must call their customer support line, which is not Toll free, and will cost you big $$ if your question is not under warranty. Also the Customer Support phone line is impossible to get through on. Four months later no returned product and not much of a response from customer service. Spend you money on another brand and avoid SONICblue. SONICblue products are faulty and they don't honor their warranty, buy another brand and avoid SONICblue.
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
one more for the junkyard,
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This review is from: Rio One 64 MB MP3 Player (Electronics)
I don't write many reviews, I just don't have the time. But I can't pass up the chance to tell everyone what a piece of ____ this player is. I'm just going to be redundant, because everything negative that anyone here has listed is true. I've had both the 32mb and 64mb versions (got the second one free through a rio employee, but paid too much for the first). Both died just after the three month warranty period (not to mention the faulty buttons and software prior to that death), and rio could care less. I just don't understand what's wrong with these units that every single one could die. There is no quality control. These are my first rio purchases, and I could never in good faith purchase another rio product. Listen to everyone here and stay away, no matter how cheap. You will just be throwing your money away. Take a hint from that 3 month warranty, it's pretty clear that Rio knows these will not last, so they won't stand behind their product.
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