iRiver E200 8GB review

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Verdict:

Although its battery life is a little shorter than that of similarly priced players, the E200 is a classy portable audio and video player.

Review Date: 11 Nov 2009

Price when reviewed: £89

Supplier: http://www.advancedmp3players.co.uk

Reviewed By: Alan Lu

Our Rating 5 stars out of 5

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Review
Specs

Details
Part Code	E2008GB
Review Date	11 Nov 2009
Price	£89
Rating
Headphone Rating
Award	Best Buy

Hardware
Capacity	8.00GB
Formatted capacity	7.21GB
Interface	USB
Storage medium	flash memory
Battery and charge options	lithium polymer, USB
Size	55x11x105mm
Weight	92g

Features
Device has screen?
Viewable size	2.8 in
Native resolution	240x320
Memory card support	microSD
FM Radio
Audio record options	microphone, radio
Video record options	none
Supplied with	headphones, USB cable

Test Results
Tested battery life (MP3 playback)	17h 3m
Tested battery life (Video playback)	5h 20m
500MB transfer time	7m 26s
Audio MP3 playback
Audio WMA playback
Audio WMA-DRM playback
Audio AAC playback
Audio Protected AAC playback
Audio OGG playback
Audio WAV playback
Audio Audible playback
Image BMP support
Image JPEG support
Image TIFF support
Video MPEG-4 AVI playback
Video MPEG-4 MP4 playback
Video WMV playback
Video MPEG-1 playback
Video MPEG-2 playback
Video MPEG-2 VOB playback
Video MPEG-4 DivX/XviD support
Video H.264 support
Video MPEG-4 MP3 audio support
Video MPEG-4 AAC audio support
Download compatibility	WMA-DRM subscription and download

Buying Information
Price per MB	1.1p
Warranty	one year RTB
Supplier	http://www.advancedmp3players.co.uk
Details	www.iriver.com

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One of the most important things for me to know (and the most difficult to discover) before buying an MP3 player is whether I can browse my files according to MY folder structure and not be forced to use ID tags or playlists.

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