Creative Technology Rhomba (256 MB) MP3 Player Reviews & Tests

Consumer review (epinions.com)

Good for Minimal Usage, but Quirks Abound

I do not have very demanding needs for a portable MP3 player. The only time I am in a position to need something like this is the 40 minutes a day I am at the gym. For this basic need, the Creative Rhomba is perfectly acceptable. There are some ...

Lightweight and nice headphone buds

Cannot specify song order, some tracks get transferred, but don't play

Jan, 2005

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Good for Minimal Usage, but Quirks Abound

Lightweight and nice headphone buds.

Cannot specify song order, some tracks get transferred, but don't play.

Jan, 2005

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Consumer review (epinions.com)

Rhomba is a decent flash mp3 player

Small and light, good capacity, doesn't eat batteries, reliable

Requires proprietary cable to charge, poor initial firmware

Oct, 2004

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Consumer review (epinions.com)

PIECE OF SH*T

Can control bass and treble. Playlist option. Voice recording option.

Bad radio reception. Constantly have to format. Bad firmware.

Jul, 2004

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portable

breaks easily, short warranty, manufactured to be "unrepairable," according to the company.

Jul, 2004

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Consumer review (epinions.com)

Don't buy this Product !!!!

Good sound

Poor radio reception bad firmware (I wonder who wrote it)

May, 2004

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Consumer review (epinions.com)

A great player, with serious problems

I've had the Rhomba player (MX200 in Australia) for about 4 months and thought it was the greatest thing ever. It outputs great sound; it's easy to use, and inexpensive. It's small enough to slip into your pocket and is nicely designed but ...

Small, cheap, easy to use. Good sound and many features

Firmware is terrible, the player stops functioning properly

Mar, 2004

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