TrekStor i.Beat Organix 1 GB MP3 Player (Gold)

by TrekStor

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 1 pounds
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B000H1UJRG
• Item model number: 72410
• Average Customer Review: 2.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (27 customer reviews)

Product Description

Amazon.com Product Description

The TrekStor i.Beat organix Gold MP3 Player is built for every person who loves digital music. Okay, scratch that, this MP3 player is built for every millionaire who loves digital music. TrekStor received a special order from Russian-Canadian billionaire and owner of the Midland Formula 1 team, Alex Shnaider, to develop the world's most expensive MP3 player. What you're looking at is TrekStor's answer to the order. This unique, custom-made device is based on TrekStor's widely successful, award-winning i.Beat organix, but with a little extra bling.

What makes the Gold the most expensive MP3 player in the world? Gold, of course. Oh yes, and diamonds. The casing of the organix Gold is cast in 750 gold (18 karat) and it is adorned with 63 diamonds (one-karat). No MP3 player is complete without being wearable, so TrekStor embellished this player with a small chain that includes beautiful aquamarine gems. Jewelers Wenthe in Mannheim, Germany put over 100 hours of painstaking handiwork into this exquisite gadget.

If you're going to drop 20 big ones on an 18-karat gold, jewel-encrusted MP3 player, the device better sound as good as it looks. Luckily, TrekStor is at the top of the MP3-player game. This device features a beefy 1 GB memory to hold all your favorite tunes. It can playback MP3, WMA, WAV, ASF, and OGG file formats, and it even supports WMA-DRM9 (DRM-protected files). TrekStor built this MP3 player for two, offering a pair of headphone jacks that let you share your tunes with a friend as you're whisked away on your private jet. The organix Gold is also equipped with a stereo FM radio and an integrated voice recorder (MP3 format) for taking audio notes. You can even use your organix Gold as a mobile data storage device with data transfer via the USB connection.

TrekStor makes folder navigation a breeze, so it is easy to organize and locate your favorite tunes or recordings. The extremely sharp, two-color OLED screen displays ID3 tag information for your tracks, FM radio station information (up to 16 presets), and equalizer visualization (11 presets, and one custom equalizer). Now, if you're a jet-setter, preset radio stations may not help you as you zip across time zones. Don't fret, TrekStor has you covered with a built-in station search that will hone in on the strongest stations as you cross the nation.

Other features include line-in recording (MP3 format), SRS WOW surround sound, hi-speed USB 2.0 compatibility (backward-compatible to USB 1.1), and digital clock/alarm/stopwatch functions. The organix Gold is powered by a Lithium-polymer battery that is charged via the USB cable, and delivers a maximum operating time of 25 hours.

What's in the Box
Trekstor i.Beat organix Gold MP3 player, Sennheiser earphones, USB 2.0 cable, line-in cable, software CD, and quick guide.

Product Description

Trekstor's outstanding features of the i.Beat organix include its particularly durable rechargeable battery (up to 25 hours operating time), an organic extremely sharp OLED display, a second headphone jack and recording functions as a dictation machine and through the integrated line-in jack. Further distinguishing characteristics of the i.Beat organix are a 5x equalizer and SRS surround sound giving the player crystal clear sound quality. Another high quality component included in the deliverables is a set of Sennheiser headphone. The compact, multi-talented gadget (75 x 32 x 16mm) is fitted with a powerful lithium polymer rechargeable battery which is charged via a high-speed USB 2.0 interface. The i.Beat organix also comes with a USB connector cable and concise user manual. The casing of the organix is cast in 750 gold (18 karat) and adorned with 63 diamonds (one-karat). The player is also embellished with a small chain that includes aquamarine gems. The Trekstor "i.Beat organix Gold" can be custom made at an addional cost. As a special highlight, customers can have their own, or someone else's, name engraved in gold.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

54 of 71 people found the following review helpful:

2.0 out of 5 stars Wait A Month!, September 8, 2006

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P. Crowe (San Francisco) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: TrekStor i.Beat Organix 1 GB MP3 Player (Gold) (Electronics)

Although I'm tempted to buy one today, I've heard that TrekStor will soon be introducing a 4GB model for under $30,000. I'm going to wait.

10 of 13 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Rich sound!, October 1, 2006

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Peter Durfee "Translator" (Tokyo) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: TrekStor i.Beat Organix 1 GB MP3 Player (Gold) (Electronics)

I understand this model is one of the few on the market that's fully compliant with the "Playa For Sure" program. Great buy.

7 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars 1GB, are you kidding me?, September 27, 2006

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Nameless - See all my reviews

This review is from: TrekStor i.Beat Organix 1 GB MP3 Player (Gold) (Electronics)

PLEASE, for crying out loud, for $20K TrekStor is surely making enough dough to throw in more than 1GB of flash memory. 1GB is just so, so, yesterday, so not IT, so not COOL.

For $20K, I would expect at least 20GB of flash memory, a color LED display overlaid with sapphire crystal, magnesium alloy casing, a bullet proof carrying case (so the lucky owner when wearing this next to his/her heart, he/she will at least have some peace of mind), a user replaceable rechargeable battery that lasts at least 100 hours without needing to recharge, and throw in some real diamonds embedded on a detacheable plate (just like some car stereos where you can take the stereos with you when you leave your car parked).

If TrekStor makes something like this, then I'm sure there is a market for it.