Philips 2 GB Flash Video MP3 Player with FM Radio and 1.5-inch Color Screen (Black) | 
 enlarge | Brand: Philips
Category: CE
List Price: $59.99
Buy New: $49.99
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Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 1661
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Batteries Included: Yes
Display Size: 1.5
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 2.7 x 1.2 x 0.6
MPN: SA3025/37
Model: SA3025/37
UPC: 609585152441
EAN: 0609585152441
ASIN: B0013Z93UE
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| Features:
| • | Navigation is easy using the backlit 1.5-inch, full-color LCD | | • | Make voice recordings | | • | Fast downloads from your PC via USB 2.0 | | • | FM tuner includes presets for 20 of your favorite stations | | • | Plays MP3 and WMA files |
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Product Description
Enjoy total multimedia entertainment with the Philips GoGear digital audio/ video player SA3025. Easily navigate through music, movie and photo files on the 1.5" color screen. Simply drag and drop your music or data via the USB connection.
Amazon.com Product Description
Enjoy total multimedia entertainment anywhere you are with the Philips Go Gear digital audio/video player. Listen to your favorite songs, watch your favorite videos, or record notes and messages on this compact, reliable player. 
Enjoy MP3 and WMA playback on this sleek audio/video device. Plus, with its backlit 1.5-inch, full-color LCD, using this player easy--even in the lowest light. | Express Yourself
With the press of a button, you can sing, dictate, record notes--whatever your heart desires--using the built-in microphone. Your files are recorded in WAV format and available when you want them. Easy Navigation
The full-color, 1.5-inch LCD makes quick work of moving through the hundreds of music, movie, and photo files you can store on the player. Ready for a change? Connect to your computer using the included USB cable and then simply drag and drop your music or data via to your device. 
This tiny player is about the size of a Zippo lighterIn addition to 2 GB |
What's in the Box
Philips 2 GB Flash Video MP3 Player with FM Radio and 1.5-inch Color Screen; CD-ROM with IFU, device manager, media converter and Windows Media Player; high-definition headphones; quick-start guide; USB cable
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| Customer Reviews: Read 1 more reviews...
 fantastic little player August 23, 2008
I am very happy with this tiny, well made, mp3 player. The sound quality is very good and excellent with Philips SHE775 headphones. It features a FM radio which has very good reception. The screen is 128 x 128 and a bit to small to watch video clips. You can record voices with the built-in microphone. It doesn't allow you to make your own playlists, but you can do the selection on the PC and then upload the music onto the player. Overall, I enjoy this player very much!
 stay away July 28, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I cant believe how stupid the design is for this player- you cannot create and organise your music into custom folders- its just lumps all the tracks together, and then gives you the option to sort by album, artist and genre, as found on the individual tracks of the mp3. so if your tracks dont have that info, you are pretty much stuck with a huge mess. This feature or lack of a feature is a deal breaker- Im definitely returning this product right away.
One of the frequently asked questions is "my music isnt playing in the correct order"- do you know what their answer is- prefix all your tracks with 001, 002, 003 etc- COME ON!!!! you cant be serious????
the software has an update facility, but it doesnt matter what you do, the software cannot pick up your player- I mean you are transferring files, and the brilliant piece of software tells you that no devices are connected.
Good luck if you hope to get any support from philips, they are completely incompetent- they dont answer your emails and the site bombs out all the time.
The player can only be charged via the USB port of your pc, so if you are going camping or somewhere where there is no access to a pc you can only listen for the 8 hours or however long your battery lasts, unless you purchase a separate USB charger.
apart from that, its good looking, small, the screen quality is pretty good, the sound is good, it has a radio, and does support videos-although it only supports WMA video files that need to be converted to its own format with a little utility program found on the installation cd.
 Philips Go Gear MP3 player July 21, 2008
Pros: Generally nice, very small, lightweight, good sound quality, when I used Sony headphones (not headphones supplied with this player) or in the car with cassette adapter. The sound frequency range feels even better then specified (80 - 18000). No problems with bass. Multilingual support.
Contras: Low battery life. It is specified up to 12 hours, but actually, only 1/4 capacity left after 4 hours. May be because of hot and humid weather. Also cannot create play lists or folders. The songs are searchable by album, artist or genre.
So I changed it to Sony, which allows search by play lists or folders, has 33 hours battery life (not tested yet), and sound frequency range 20hz-20000hz.
It is almost the same size, but march heavier, probably because it uses Li- ion battery, not Li- ion polymer, like Philips.
 Dont buy!!! July 5, 2008
The player looks good, well made, good size. But its MAJOR DOWNFALL, you can not make playlist!!! So it will put all hundreds of your songs in one giant playlist. You can not create sub folders or anything. I called customer service and they basically said I was SOL. Im going to try to return this to the store I bought it from.
What customer service July 3, 2008
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
Great packaging ease of use.
But....
If you have problem installing it the first time good luck with customer service they knew about the product just as much as any one out there on the streets. I called them 3 times and all 3 times they said that i did not charge the unit even though it had been charging overnight for 2 days. I finally gave up with them and called a friend of mine who knew a bit about computers and MP3 players and got it to work for me.
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