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Philips SA3125 MP3/WMA, 2 GB

Philips SA3125 MP3/WMA, 2 GB

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Brand: Philips
Category: CE

List Price: $69.99
Buy New: $45.00
You Save: $24.99 (36%)



New (2) Used (2) from $42.91

Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars 8 reviews
Sales Rank: 16740

Color: black
Media: Electronics
Display Size: 1.8
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 1.6 x 3.1 x 0.5

MPN: SA3125
Model: SA3125
UPC: 609585134416
EAN: 0609585134416
ASIN: B000UCWO52

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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3 out of 5 stars Just Simply o.k....   January 3, 2008
 5 out of 8 found this review helpful

I bought myself an IPOD Nano (3rd Gen) for my birthday, and my 11 year old daughter just LOVED it! She has an mp3 player, but it's a very basic creative muvo. She really wanted something that she could put videos and photos on, like my IPOD. So I decided to get her the Philips for Christmas. I didn't want to shell out another $140 for another IPOD.

I looked for something in a lower price range and found this Philips. I was really on the fence about it, but went ahead and bought it.

All in all it's just simply "o.k". My dd is only 11, so it has enough memory for her and holds enough songs. But the display is so very basic, it doesn't list the song and the artist at the same time (which is something I would have liked) - but , oh well. The photo resolution is great! All her pics look wonderful so that's a plus.

The player says it's video capable -- my problem is I couldn't figure out where to get videos "from". Now I'm not exactly counting that as a design flaw, it may very well just be that I'm an idiot in that department. My dd made a video on her digital camcorder, and I tried using the included software (Philips Media Converter) to convert it and add it to her player. Didn't work. The software kept "telling" me that that type of file WAS the right kind to convert, it just wouldn't do it. I just kept getting a bunch of errors, so I gave up.

I've looked through the manual and looked through the website trying to figure out "how" to put videos on there and where to get them from - but it is absolutely no help, everything just points you right back to the Philips Media Converter software (which clearly didn't work for me). So, I don't know ...

When you are scrolling through your songs, it's actually quite slow. Sometimes you have to press a button more than once to get it to respond. To add a song to your playlist, you simply hit the "playlist" button - that's pretty easy, BUT you are limited to just one playlist.

Overall, I give it a 3. I'd much prefer a 2 1/2 but that's not an option.

When I read the description, I didn't realize it doesn't come w/ a wall charger (did it say that? Not sure, may just be me again) -- but it charges through a USB port in your computer. Not bad, not good, just is.

I think it's way overpriced considering how un-user friendly it was, I'm irritated that I can't put video's on it (again, may be my own idiocy - but seriously - you'd think Philips would be prepared for that), and when you are going through the menu or functions it's entirely too slow. I should have just shelled out the extra $70 and got her an IPOD Nano, and just bought everything off of Itunes - at least then she'd have video.

On the plus side, it seems rather durable, I'm not going to drop it or dump it in a cup of coffee to test that theory, you'll just have to take my word for it. Oh, and it does have a radio, that's a plus. Not many other pluses ... I'm trying to think of a few, but there just aren't any.

If you're looking for a simple player to just hold your songs and only want one playlist - then perhaps this will work for you, but if you want something w/ a little more pizzaz and more worth your buck, then move on soldier, move on ...



3 out of 5 stars TXStateSenior   December 25, 2007
 0 out of 1 found this review helpful

No problems with playback. Good size, nice look and easily navigable menus. However, the player does not support the creation of multiple playlists;even if you create folders within it using the "J" drive and drag and drop files. Additionally, file transfer time seems slow using enclosed USB cable


1 out of 5 stars Difficult to deal with   December 17, 2007
 6 out of 8 found this review helpful

I like having so much space for my music, but it is so difficult to download my songs to it. It will go through my list and "error" on many of the songs...without rhyme or reason. And I won't even get into the video portion of the problems. Would not recommend.

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