Brand NameVisual Land
Operating SystemPC
Number of Items1
Product Specifications
Technical Details
- 2.8" Color TFT Touch Screen
- Built-In 2.0 Megapixel Camera for Stills, Video and Webcam
- Video Support: AVI, 3GP, MP4 / Audio Support: MP3, WMA
- Picture Viewer, FM Radio, Voice Recorder and E-book Reader
- Expandable MiniSD Card Slot and Built-In Frontal Speaker
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Product Description
Movies, music, pictures, text files and more all at the touch of a finger! The V-Touch Portable Media Player is the latest in touch screen media players. The responsive touch screen controls make navigating through your audio and video files a breeze. All other functions such as the FM Radio and Picture Viewer are equally enriched by the ease of use of a simple stylus or your finger. When you're not enjoying the fun of the touch screen, you can admire the crystal clear screen playing back AVI, MP4 and 3GP videos at 320x240 resolution on a beautiful 2.8" color screen. Or listen to your MP3 and WMA audio files through high clarity earphone output. Or for those who choose not to use headphones, the V-Touch has a built-in, stereo speaker. The V-Touch also features a built-in 2.0 megapixel digital camera which records both stills and videos. It also works as a webcam when connected to a computer through the USB port. Additional features include a voice recorder, FM Radio (with presets and internal recording), picture viewer, calendar and text reader functions. It also works as a USB Flash Drive to store all your important files. The large, internal flash memory should be sufficient to store a large library of files, but should you with to expand your storage space; the V-Touch also has a MiniSD Card Slot for even more memory. The unit utilizes the drag and drop feature making it quick and easy to load up your files. Included in the combo pack is the Visual Land SSB-10 In-Ear Headphones; combine style and sophistication with a perfect balance of rich bass and audio clarity within its metal craftsmanship. It is the perfect accessory for listening to your Visual Land Player or any other Media Player. The SSB-10's provide comfort and security against other obtrusive in-ear headphones. The ergonomic design is complimented by 3 sizes of soft silicone fittings for a quick and secure fit, well suited for any active lifestyle.
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
141 of 152 people found the following review helpful
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My 10 yr. old, of course, wanted an iTouch for Christmas but at her age, it would either get lost, broken, or left on a shelf to collect dust so this was the perfect substitute. The addition of the FM radio and the camera (2MP; typical cell phone quality) with the ability to take video via the camera was the icing on the cake. The eBook reader is another nice feature.
She can't put it down. She's used the voice recorder, the camera, the radio, and obviously, the MP3 player. She really wants to download a book and what parent can argue with a child wanting to read a book whether electronically or not? At Christmas, all her "older" cousins asked her "Is that an iTouch?" and she proudly stated "No, it's a V-Touch..." (Whew!)
Pros:
-8GB is 8GB. Plenty of space for everything. (Plus it's expandable.)
-Camera/Video Recorder. (Big plus for non-cell phone carrying kids.)
-Nice size screen and the colors are sharp and bright.
-eBook capability.
-Stylus included. (Which allows even me to use it.)
-Computer connection and file transfer is very simple.
-Price. For memory size and functions I don't think you can beat it.
Cons:
-At first look, it seemed fragile to me ("cheap"). After more use, it's not so bad. It is obviously not as solid as an iTouch but it's more than 2 1/2 times cheaper. Unsure if a 3 foot drop would be it's demise and hopefully I won't ever find out.
-Charger cord is extremely short.
-Battery life(???). It seems that the charge doesn't last as long as I think it should but my daughter is using it all the time so maybe it's fine.
-Headphones. Not the highest quality but those can be replaced.
Unkown:
-eBook. Have not used that feature yet.
-Movies. We have yet to put an AVI/MP4 on it but I am confident it will be fine and the screen size should be perfect for viewing.
It's a great buy in my book! No, it's not an iTouch but it's a perfect little MP3 player with a ton of extra features and functionality. We haven't had it very long so I will update if things change but so far, so good.
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UPDATE: 12/19/2009
Well, what I figured would happen, happened... My, now 11 year old, daughter has lost ("permanently misplaced") her "V-Touch". Almost made it a year. Up until she lost it, she used it often. Never had a problem though. She was afraid to tell me that she lost it until after a couple weeks; it must have been tearing her up inside. In any event, I am glad I didn't get her an "iPod Touch" (Wouldn't want to offend anybody by calling it an iTouch...) It worked perfectly and was a worth while investment.
However she has iPod Touch on her Christmas list again... Oh, boy.
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She can't put it down. She's used the voice recorder, the camera, the radio, and obviously, the MP3 player. She really wants to download a book and what parent can argue with a child wanting to read a book whether electronically or not? At Christmas, all her "older" cousins asked her "Is that an iTouch?" and she proudly stated "No, it's a V-Touch..." (Whew!)
Pros:
-8GB is 8GB. Plenty of space for everything. (Plus it's expandable.)
-Camera/Video Recorder. (Big plus for non-cell phone carrying kids.)
-Nice size screen and the colors are sharp and bright.
-eBook capability.
-Stylus included. (Which allows even me to use it.)
-Computer connection and file transfer is very simple.
-Price. For memory size and functions I don't think you can beat it.
Cons:
-At first look, it seemed fragile to me ("cheap"). After more use, it's not so bad. It is obviously not as solid as an iTouch but it's more than 2 1/2 times cheaper. Unsure if a 3 foot drop would be it's demise and hopefully I won't ever find out.
-Charger cord is extremely short.
-Battery life(???). It seems that the charge doesn't last as long as I think it should but my daughter is using it all the time so maybe it's fine.
-Headphones. Not the highest quality but those can be replaced.
Unkown:
-eBook. Have not used that feature yet.
-Movies. We have yet to put an AVI/MP4 on it but I am confident it will be fine and the screen size should be perfect for viewing.
It's a great buy in my book! No, it's not an iTouch but it's a perfect little MP3 player with a ton of extra features and functionality. We haven't had it very long so I will update if things change but so far, so good.
*****************************************************************************
UPDATE: 12/19/2009
Well, what I figured would happen, happened... My, now 11 year old, daughter has lost ("permanently misplaced") her "V-Touch". Almost made it a year. Up until she lost it, she used it often. Never had a problem though. She was afraid to tell me that she lost it until after a couple weeks; it must have been tearing her up inside. In any event, I am glad I didn't get her an "iPod Touch" (Wouldn't want to offend anybody by calling it an iTouch...) It worked perfectly and was a worth while investment.
However she has iPod Touch on her Christmas list again... Oh, boy.
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99 of 107 people found the following review helpful
The first two days I owned this device I was pleased with it. The touch screen is not very responsive but for the price I could hardly complain. On the third day this device refused to power on. I hit the reset switch on the side which seemed to fix the problem . . . but not for long.
Two weeks later this device is in one of two states:
1. Frozen at the "Please Wait" (Load screen)
-or-
2. Dead and not responding to the "On" button.
While the device was working I enjoyed its features, though the AVI video would record in XVID or H263 making it unplayable on the Windows Media Player without a plug-in. There is no menu system for navigating through MP3's, so if you have a lot of music be prepared to do a lot of scrolling through your massive song list.
If the product had lasted longer it would have probably been worth the price.
Two weeks later this device is in one of two states:
1. Frozen at the "Please Wait" (Load screen)
-or-
2. Dead and not responding to the "On" button.
While the device was working I enjoyed its features, though the AVI video would record in XVID or H263 making it unplayable on the Windows Media Player without a plug-in. There is no menu system for navigating through MP3's, so if you have a lot of music be prepared to do a lot of scrolling through your massive song list.
If the product had lasted longer it would have probably been worth the price.
32 of 34 people found the following review helpful
Perfect for those shoppers looking for an inexpensive MP3 player. I purchased the 8GB V-Touch for 70USD.
Pros:
Nice, easy-to-use interface. Small form factor. Touch screen is responsive. Lots of nice features (audio/video record/play, camera, FM tuner). The camera is acceptable for 2MP.
Cons:
Sound is average at best. Some slight delays when loading play lists, etc. Selection is made by double-touch - would rather have single-touch selection.
Overall nice media player for those who are on a budget.
Pros:
Nice, easy-to-use interface. Small form factor. Touch screen is responsive. Lots of nice features (audio/video record/play, camera, FM tuner). The camera is acceptable for 2MP.
Cons:
Sound is average at best. Some slight delays when loading play lists, etc. Selection is made by double-touch - would rather have single-touch selection.
Overall nice media player for those who are on a budget.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
junk, Junk, JUNK
So I have had this item for a while. I haven't used it a while due to the fact that is doesn't work properly.
The adage, you get what you pay for, comes to mind. Read more
The adage, you get what you pay for, comes to mind. Read more
Published 2 days ago by Adjust Yourself
not worth it.
When it comes to music, the player dose not stop where you left off, it starts at the beginning all over again. Read more
Published 7 days ago by Mossy James
Nice while it lasted
Only used the player to listen to music. Worked Ok for awhile then it would not start up fast. Finally, it died and will not power on. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Constance Mcallister
bad
The team arrived defective, do not operate or have never, in fact a week did not work, I am not satisfied at all.
thanks
Ender
thanks
Ender
Published 3 months ago by Ender Barrios
wow
This item is a waste of money, Because it will mess up on you out of no where dnt buy it you will be angry because if you buy this you will have wasted your money. Read more
Published 3 months ago by kalapsama
Dont waste your Money
Do not waste your money, I brought this one full price and after the first time listening to it, after uploading music it froze on me.. Forget resetting it, it keeps freezing. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Chere
IT'S HORRIBLE
MY GRANDSON CALIBRATED IT SO IT WORKS BUT YOU CAN'T DOWNLOAD SONGS OR TAKE PICTURES OR DO ANYTHING THATS NOT A LONG DRAWN OUT PROCESS.
Published 4 months ago by BONNIE LIVINGSTON
visual land 8gb player
i bought this mp3 player for my wife for christmas. we didint want to spend too much but wanted the most capacity for videos music and pics for the money and for about 50 bucks we... Read more
Published 4 months ago by pruittg
My impressionof this MP3 Player
We received the MP3 player in a timely manor, however, it did not function. We also realized that the memory chip and computer interface cable that Amazon suggested as accessories... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Gil Delaney
Terrible item
I got this item for christmas. i charged it and it wouldnt turn on. when it did turn on the words were backwards the buttons were opposite when touched and then the screen went... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Donna L. Eiben
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