ECLIPSE 180 MP3 PLAYER SOFTWARE TV WITH BAD

Its compatible with iTunes music and video file standards. With its clip-on design, you can carry it securely and keep your hands free. The MACHSPEED Eclipse V180 Series 8GB MP3 Player has all the memory space you will need for your music, videos and pictures.

The side buttons don't lead you into the next higher folder, they act like up and down buttons instead.SOUND QUALITY-it is horrible! Expectedly, just using it's external speaker, the music comes out broken and scratchy sounding.like a blown speaker. The down button isn't down, it's pause/play. The up button isn't up, it's Menu. It's set up like an iPod, but the buttons don't do anything near the same things. Easy to use and comes with organizational software that I have not yet used.NAVIGATING is a bit confusing.

Eclipse 180 Mp3 Player Software Tv With Bad

Drove me insane in less than 10 seconds.All in all, PLEASE DON'T BUY THIS! I bought it because it was cheapest and I just wanted something less bulky than my phone to run with.I should have spent the extra $20/$30 and bought something of higher quality.This review is from Mach Speed - Eclipse 180G2 Series 4GB* Video MP3 Player - RedI bought this player as I needed a new one for use in the car - using the headphone out to Aux input on the head unit - just to play mp3 and flac. Sometimes the music comes out sounding like a skipping cd. Another aspect aside from the sound quality is the playback itself. There's a strange background noise, like a tv with bad reception, constantly present.

Doesn't matter to me as I will usually keep it plugged in the dc charger.I read through the disparaging remarks made on this site concerning this product and can tell you - other than the short battery life - the others can be cured by reading through the online manual and familiarizing your self with the player.Conclusion: not worth the regular price - there are better choices for a few $ more - but for me it's the best $18 player I've had and is serviceable for my intended purpose. Also can extend the memory with the use of a micro SD card although I haven't tried this - yet.And yes - the battery life is lacking - four hour play back on a six hour charge. Bass is a little thin out of the box but there are EQ settings (including a user adjustable setting.) Volume is just a little lacking - but quite useable - at max volume using a few pair of in ear headphones I own but I suppose a lot of that these days is due to liability suits.The system is quite versatile - allowing for many variations in play back (including fade in/out of tracks), supports use of folders, drag and drop in Windows and - interestingly - flac files. Pdf manual to learn about other settings. Navigating basic functions is intuitive but really need to dive into the downloadable.