Touchscreen MP3 Players
Samsung P2 8 GB Touchscreen Bluetooth MP3 Player
This is a truly nice product from Samsung. The player is relatively sleek, with nice rounded edges, a decent weight, and sharp piano black gloss finish. The sound quality is excellent.
This Touchscreen MP3 Player is also beautiful. I prefer tactile use, so I’m more of a fan of buttons than touchscreens, but Samsung has done a nice job executing this one.
Also, in the default menu setting, you make circular gestures on the touchscreen to advance through the menu. Neat? Functional?
The audio player functions are top nick. It synced playlists completely, and did a great job distinguishing albums when I copied them directly like a mass storage device. There are preset visualizations including a couple of light shows (that do not track the music), album art, track info, and a spectrum analyzer.
The video player is pretty good also, but I don’t actually like watching video on such a small screen anyway. I’m not a big fan of the fact that you have to convert through Samsung’s software to get it to run, but I guess that’s the case with most MP3/video players. The widescreen playback is properly formated. FM reception is satisfactory. Bluetooth is a great feature if you’ve got bluetooth headsets, speakers, or car radio. A major disadvantage for me is the fact that it is primarily touchscreen-only (there are hard buttons on the side: on the left a lock button and a play/pause/power button; on the right, two volume buttons).
Samsung has made some big step with their feature packed MP3 players. And while this one was almost perfect for me, it fell short of the mark only in the somewhat high price tag and the lack of hard skip buttons.
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