I heard the Creative MuVo2 players are good. not as much storage but at least not moving parts are there to be damaged.
I got a Creative Labs Rhomba, 256mb. Whilst not as much memory as an iPod, its a lot smaller, and really stylish. Takes a lot of beatings as well, I've dropped it down a flight of concrete steps before, still works.
Ipods r most popular but I have a Creative (forget the model number) which hols 20gb and i prefer it to my cousins ipod its easier to use and I think it looks better and it smaller.
I threw my Sagem my-X2 a few times on the pavement and it only picked up a scatch on the back. I like durable stuff.
I was going to look about online for better mp3 players because i heard ipods wern't the best but i couldn't b arsed Ipod will do me
I have the 20gig Dell DJ Gen 1. I love it! My sister got the 20 gig one Gen 2, and it's more stylish than mine, but mine will do.
Would there really be any difference in sound quality between say Creative and Apple's products for instance? I see reviews on newegg saying, man this thing sounds way better than my ipod. Or is it all in the ear buds?
iPods aren't good. well they're good if you like to stare at your player while you're changing songs. The scroll thing is horrible.
I think Xmms and Amarok work just fine for my mp3s. And if I'm going somewhere, I put a cd of mp3s in my cd player in the car. Yeah, that works just great for me.
I just use my 128mb creative muvo. Solid state good battery life and no need for a usb cable and it also can survive the deep depths and swirlings of a washing machine. motorola makes a 5gig player that's cheaper than the iPod mini by a lot.
yeah i have an ipod mini and they're nothing special anymore, irivers are sleek and stylish and have extra functions (colour screen on miniature version, radio, mic as well i think)