Customer Reviews

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

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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.

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

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.

While speeding around in my Badonadonk Tank (also from Amazon), from crusing through through urban slums to strip malls and strip mines in the suburbs - let's see your Hummer do that - nothing and I mean nothing beats the stylish, pulsating sounds that pulse from the TrekStor gold MP3 Player.

Not only do these MPS players add the perfect touch to the Bandonkadonk, the gold and diamonds in them make a great investment to hedge against inflation and preserve wealth when the stock market and housing start to bottom out. When was the last time you listed to your gold bars or bullion? Thought so, they just sit in the safe deposit box. The TrekStor might only hold a GIG but at least they didn't get the batteries from the same factory as Apple iPods. The batteries are made of gold and diamonds too. If you want quality, you've got to pay for it, so step up to the plate and get your TrekStor now.

With all the gold and diamonds in this baby, it will only increase in value and you could melt it down if you really needed the cash or at $20,000 a pop you could sell them on Ebay. With the four currently installed in my Badonkadonk, it all of a sudden becomes a $100,000 ride and since the Bodonakdonk runs a mere $20,000 if things got really bad, the sound system could be traded in for 4 more Badonkadonks.

It's never to early to prepare for the worst, get your TrekStor MP3 players now and you'll never have to worry about anything again.

I think this piece of blung would be bling had it been made in Platinum or Rhodium. Gold is so mundane these days.
Of course in Rhodium it would have to be at least a 10 gigger with a calfskin Coach cover to boot.
Pass the absinthe and hitch up the reindeers I am outta' here.

Hello,

I think the real question is: does it come with a 2 year warranty?

What the heck? I'm hardly willing to pay $500 for an mp3 player with SIXTY gigs. Oh look, it's made of gold and diamonds!

If you're willing to blow this much money, donate to charity. Or at least spend it on something worth spending it on. You can get an mp3 player with 60 times more memory, video function, picture viewing, FM radio, etc. for under 0.03% the cost of this one.

I bought this and not only is it incredible sounding in my vault, but it also works as a great vanity mirror when there's none available.

Another benefit that I found is that when you start thinking like a billionaire you actually become one!!!! I bought this a month ago and not 4 days later i bought my 3rd mansion in the Balkan islands!!!! I highly recommend this to all my country club member friends, and even to Pedro and billy who mow the lawn on our golf course.

Amazing price!!! well worth it.
Why buy a car, or put a down payment on a house when you could own a GOLD TREKSTOR MP3 PLAYER????!!!!!
Oh yeah and it looks nice too.

Cool $[...] dollar mp3 player. Sold. I am going to add this amazing piece to my collection along with my $93,000 dollar swiss hat, and my stolen paintings. As most of you high bidders; however, I will probably have to take out a loan for $[...], naturally. But that's certainly the only downside to owning one of these.

On a slightly different topic, has anyone found a duplicate of the million dollar bra that Beyonce owns? I am a cross-dresser and would surely like to snag one of those if I could. I will give 15 gold pieces, and one shiny gold bar to the person who can obtain this information.

Anywho, there's a lot of starving childrens that live around the globe, but they need to manufacture a boat and row to America like the rest of us. Don't let your concious or preferences get in the way of your decision. Everyone should own a diamond plated house, mp3, lampshade, or penis enlargerer, so get to work ladies and gentlemen. And when you come to ask yourself the question, "But can I afford it?", answer yourself with an american astounding, "Of course, I'm worth it!"

this is a demand driven market, so i don't see what's wrong with owning one, if you can afford one. this is no different than a woman carrying a hermes grace kelly bag. one of those without any bling bling on it will run you over 10,000 dollars.

although i cannot see myself owning one, because one i cannot afford one, and two it doesn't look that attractive to me, i do really like to see a report on how many units of this mp3 players were actually sold.

even better the percentages of people who actually bought this item after viewing it? amazon has a list for this, and so far it has yet to crack the list. the funny thing is that many who viewed this item actually bought a mp3 player afterward, so does it mean that this item was actually under consideration? how ironic is that 49% of the people who considered or viewed this item wind up buying a 39.99 player?

come think of it, for this kind of money, i really would expect something larger than 1gb, but then i can always order it and play it around for a few days and return it for a refund.