Technology just keeps getting better by the second - proves the awesome new addition to my collection - Samsung MCD-SF85 CD Yepp MP3 Player.
//The Looks -->
Sleek and sophisticated sum it up damn well. The player is very good-looking and looks classy in silver. It is quite slim at 19mm. The interface is very convenient - I can play it without hassles even in complete dark!
//The Pro’s -->
First, its a Samsung - a reputed company, hence no hesitation in going for it. Now this baby plays MP3’s from both writable and re-writable media. You can punch it while its playing, and it won’t dare skip! It also supports Audio Disks. The player, besides looking great, functions great too.
It comes with rechargable batteries which get charged pretty fast. You have other options too - an AC adapter (comes with it) or using normal AA Batteries.
The coolest bit - it also comes with this real neat looking remote which enables it to even play FM radio!
I am enlisting other features here:
MP3-CD/CD-R/RW playback
Backlight blue LCD display
Customizable equalizer
Up to 16 hours of playback time
SBS, ESP, FM radio, Album and Last Memory function
Supports 3 1/2’’ discs and 5’’ discs
External remote control with FM tuner
Slim profile (19mm)
Technical Specs
Output frequency range: 20Hz - 200kHz
Noise ratio: 74dB
Earphone output power: 310mV (RMS), 6mW/CH
Channel separation: 65dB, 1kHz, OdB
Total harmonic distortion: 0.1%
Dimensions
Net dimensions: 5.11’’ (W) x 0.75’’ (H) x 5.53’’ (D)
Supplied Accessories:
Headphones
Remote Control
User’s Manual
//Additional Features-->
Title Display
Multi-Format Support (WMA)
8, 12 Cm MP3 Disc & CD Playback
CD-R/CD-RW/MP3 CD Compatible
Packet Write Support
ESP (CD: 165 sec., MP3: 480 sec., WMA: 960 sec.)
CD Repeat/Random play
5 Mode Preset EQ
//The Cons-->
Nobody’s perfect, eh? But I bet you haven’t heard of Nothing’s perfect yet, coz Samsung CD Yepp defies that. The player gives no problems at all!
However, I did face major crisis when my player began to skip mp3’s and divided songs into three songs and then ran them. Seeking help I discovered, it was not the fault of the player or the MP3’s, it was a flaw in writing.
So I switched to Nero, and since then its been a breeze.
//Pricing-->
It doesn’t cost you an awful lot - infact its a real steal.
I got it for $100 - whatja say?
So, When are you grabbing your Samsung MCD-SF85 CD Yepp?
//Author’s Notes--> I am going to be away from Mouthshut until mid-march due to examinations (screw you teachers!) - so until then, ta!