Hasbro Silver - Massively Mini Media Music & Video Player

Yes it only holds about 2 hours of songs and 1 hour of video, but I like it for the radio. I record songs off the radio all the time, and when someone wants to listen to a certain channel on the radio at the time I wana listen to a different station then I pull this baby out. I use it on car rides and stff for the radio. I really like how small and light weight it is and I also bought it cause it has 2 headphone jacks. so instead of handing your friend one of the buds, they can just plug in their head phones. IT'S AWESOME! I think the iPod should do the same thing, have 2 headphone jacks.So yeah if you want a portable radio and to be able to record songs off the radio, then this products for you.If you want a device that holds a million songs then this product is not for you.

This is a cute little toy for my daughter my only gripe was that it doesn't hold alot of songs,I got about 13 on it and thats not much to a 10 yr old girl - after reading and trying to decide one from another I must have missed how many songs you can put on this thing. It is a cool lil toy for her but she will definatly need an upgrade by next christmas. Good for starters!'

For it's small size, it does it's job well. As long as you have a converter for this, you can put pretty much any video you want on it, and with a little trial and error with file types, I was able to put a handful of my favorite songs on the player. The only problem I had was that after getting it out of its factory packaging, there was the player's syncing image burnt into the screen...which kinda stinks, but it's bearable.

its the worst item ever got from amazon. DO NOT BUY IT !!!!!!!!!! NO ENOUGHT MEMORY!!! ONLY FOR 6 SONGS....WHAT T...F!!!!

I should have bought my girls ipods.Yes, these mini-muddles are cute in that they fit into little girl purses and pockets, but that's where the novelty ends.First, it is NOT abundantly obvious to children how to work the controls to get where they want to be. These are kids for crimy sakes! They needs to have controls that are clear and easy. My youngest has no idea how to get to a particular song because the buttons never do what she THINKS they should do (That's a big hint to Hasbro...don't design a product from an adults point of view. Design it for a child from their point of view. A button having multiple functions is very confusing for kids). So I end up having to constantly mash those itty-bitty buttons until I can figure out where the song is for her.Second, the process of getting music from point A to point B (point B being the mini-black-hole) is NOT a quick and easy process. Copy here, burn there, transfer to this spot, drag/drop to who knows where. Oy vey. And THEN you discover the music isn't in the correct format so you have to start all over again.As for the 128 worth of space...128 is a piddly amount of space but it is clearly advertised on the packaging that this is the amount you're going to get. No surprises there. Now if I could only get the darn music into the player without giving up and chuckin' it to the dog to play with.An ipod might be expensive, but Apple certainly doesn't cause this consumer the grief and frustration that Hasbro has.

brings me back to my childhood, also great for sharing cause it has two headphone jacks

I brought one for my 14 year old son (at his request) for Christmas and he loves his. I decided I wanted a mp3 player, but decided to get one of these for myself just so that I could get adjusted to the technology. So far, it works great for me. I have about 25 - 30 songs on mine and it still has a little more memory left. I made sure I deleted the video clips that were installed on it before I started adding music since they take up a lot of space. I will admit that it took me about 10 - 15 minutes to figure out how to get the music on in. (thank goodness for a 14 year old to help out) But once I got the hang of it, it was a breeze. I will probably buy better headphones but I think it was a good buy overall.

Got it for the charging cable to see what I had on my old one. It's a neat little device from 2007, even if it has little function today.