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134 reviews
March, 2010
alaTest has collected and analyzed 130 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers really like the lens. The appearance also impresses, but many are less positive about the reception.
Experts rate this product 60/100 and users 80/100. We analyzed these ratings, the product age and more factors. Compared to other MP3 Players the Iriver T7 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 88/100 = Very good quality.
January, 2010

By Nate Lanxon
Low-cost, no-nonsense MP3 players enjoy a lot of attention, especially from gym goers needing something light and low cost. In 1GB, 2GB and 4GB capacities, the iRiver Volcano T7 is the latest in this category, providing a cable-free listening ...
Lightweight ; integrated USB ; acceptable sound quality
Buttons and interface ; music lacks warmth and deep bass
The iRiver Volcano T7 is a distinctly average performer in numerous respects, with competing players offering notable advantages in each. But if you like its design and don't require anything more than MP3 playback, it'll probably please
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July, 2008
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By Nate Lanxon
The iriver Volcano T7 is a distinctly average performer in numerous respects, with competing players offering notable advantages in each. But if you like its design and don't require anything more than MP3 playback, it'll probably please.
Lightweight ; integrated USB ; acceptable sound quality
Buttons and interface ; music lacks warmth and deep bass
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July, 2008
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By Kat Orphanides
IRiver's Volcano T7 is a slim yet sturdy MP3 player with 4GB of flash storage and a neatly designed USB connector that slides into the player's body until needed.
The Volcano T7 could be handy for the gym or for short journeys, but with an awkward interface, a battery life of 12 hours and 43 minutes and an unremarkable price, it doesn't stand out from the crowd.
August, 2008
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By Martin James
A small MP3 player with a good array of features, but it's just too fiddly to use.
August, 2008
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By Stuart Andrews
With a 4GB capacity and a built-in USB connector, iRiver's T7 is more than just a memory key.
A perfectly solid Clip-rival let down by poor navigation and reasonable, but not exceptional sound quality. Only worth serious consideration if you find the added capacity essential.
Is it because iRiver's latest MP3 player is a spectacular explosion of red-hot style? Is it because the T7 is erupting with red hot features? Maybe iRiver felt that simply being another rival to the Sansa Clip, iPod Shuffle and Creative Zen Stone...
July, 2008
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By Nate Lanxon
The iRiver Volcano T7 is in many ways a average absolute device, which significantly surpassed its competitors will. But to whom do the design or who just want to hear mp3s that are not risking much .
light weight and integrated USB connector, acceptable sound quality
poor keyboard and interface, the sound lacks warmth and Bass
An absolute average MP3 player, which the competitors in the shade is made. The design is still his best selling point .
The iRiver Volcano T7 is the current contribution to this player "category. FazitDer iRiver Volcano T7 is not particularly impressed. DesignWie the original iPod shuffle also the T7 has a built-in USB connector. The T7-compatible ...
August, 2008
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By Råd & Rön
With a media player in pocket, you can listen to the radio or on your recorded favorite songs anywhere .
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With USB connection, consider the tests that it's easy to transfer music to the player. Otherwise, the player is mediocre with okay sound quality and slow menu system .
September, 2008
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