Sony DB100 Series

Good – A great value for money MP3 player and you can now drag 'n' drop files on to the player which means you no longer need to use Sony's horrible SonicStage software. The sound quality is excellent with preset and customisable equalizer settings to suit your tastes. Because of the small display and limited controls, it can be difficult to navigate the myriad of menus and folders to get to what you want. Overall, it's good quality MP3 player with great sound quality and a decent set of features. Compact, colour OLED screen, great sound quality, FM radio, drag 'n' drop file transfers, multi-lingual menus, can act as a USB storage device Screen can be difficult to read in bright light, can be a bit laggy

Excellent – A great usb stick that also acts as a mp3 player. It is good value for money. It has a voice recorder, bass booster, and many other great features. A good bang for your buck. looks good, small, rechargeable battery, nice lcd display.

Good – I wouldn't have purchased this product myself but i happened to win it in a skill tester. The biggest drawback is that it takes a long time to navigate between tracks that are far apart - but it is VERY lightweight and compact and comes with a decent set or earphones - which means that i now use it to commute to and from work. Very light in weight - simply to use - drop and drag interface using windows explorer - back light LCD display - AVLS (Sony's auto volume limiting system) - USB rechargeable and long battery life - USB compatible as a Flash storage device limited menu system to switch between playlists and artists / titles / songs etc... and menu system only has a forward and back button which takes a while to get from, say, track 3 all the way to, say track 120, for example... (compared to using a Creative Zen or an Ipon for example that is track and motion sensitive)