Headphones & Audio
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ViewSonic VTV35 review A simple portable TV player; the lack of media file playback is offset by its low price.£66
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Apple iPod Classic 160GB review It has plenty of storage and excellent battery life, but niggling audio quality issues prevent it getting an unqualified recommendation.£189
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best buyPhilips GoGear Muse 16GB review It isn't cheap, but Philips' GoGear Muse is an excellent MP3 player with great image quality and good video support.£150
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iRiver B30 8GB review The B30 is packed full of features, including a DAB radio, but it's expensive for the amount of storage space.£139
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Creative Zen X-Fi 2 16GB review Creative's Zen X-Fi 2 is a good MP3 player with excellent battery life that's let down by a very poor touchscreen.£130
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Cowon D2+ DAB review Cowon's D2+ DAB has some attractive features, but its dire touchscreen, fiddly interface and high price make it one to avoid.£129
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Sony Walkman NWZ-S544 review Sony's 8GB Walkman NWZ-S544 is a good MP3 player, but it's not a big improvement over the cheaper NWZ-E443.£110
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Samsung YP-P3 8GBv review Samsung's P3 is an inexpensive touchscreen player with great battery life, but it's not ideal for watching video.£110
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ViewSonic VPD500 review The VPD500 is an affordable portable video player with wide format support, but is let down by its fiddly controls and poor image quality.£103
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best buyiRiver E200 8GB review Although its battery life is a little shorter than that of similarly priced players, the E200 is a classy portable audio and video player.£89
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Archos 3 Vision 8GB review The Archos Vision 3's fiddly control system, short battery life and poor screen let it down.£89
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recommendedSony Walkman NWZ-E443 review The Walkman NWZ-E443's video support is poor, but its good audio quality, long battery life, good looks and low price make it a great buy.£65
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Archos 2 8GB review Archos 2 may be very cheap, but the poor screen, annoying controls and muffled sound make it impossible to recommend.£36