NEO Galeo MP3 Player (1G,2G,4G,8G)

usability, design, durability, size

performance, headphones, connectivity, reliability, price

12% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Looks good reasonably cheap

Hard to programme and understand instructions ( if you are an older techno user)

Haven't found out, but I'm pretty sure any good points will be cancelled out by the bad

Impossible to upload any music or data. instructions at best rubbish One was bought for my son for Xmas, despite all our best efforts, it is now laying unused in a drawer. One was bought for my brother in law, that is also laying unused in a drawer...

Small, light, flat, slips in your pocket, holds just enough spongebob episodes to keep my kids happy while on holiday.

A little confusing to work, fine once you have the video playing that you want but to get it up could be simpler.

Had a european plug therefore impossible to charge.

Light with great storage capacity for its size

Small screen makes it sometimes difficult to read

intresting set of features and looks good!

ohh man! Even though it looks good, you won't be able to fully appreciate it because the thing takes ages to load!!! also, the buttons have their own minds, this can be really frustrating!!! also, even if you have fast fingers you still won't be able...

Not easy to use. Screen goes off to quickly.

It holds loads of songs, is easy to take around, value for money

The sound doesn't go up very high

Easy to use, nice to look at, doesn't take too long to put the songs on and there's loads of space

Battery life can sometimes be a bit short, but it's not even that bad

My 10 year old loves this - it looks great and sounds great. It has plenty of features to keep him interested such as video, pictures, sound recording and the odd game but it does the basics well i.e. playing music. It seems pretty rugged but time will...

The menus are pretty intuitive and my son picked them up pretty quickly but often you select an option with the top M (menu) button rather than the central (play/puase) button which seems odd to me, but you get used to it.