Rio Chiba Street (128 MB) MP3 Player (rio-chiba128) Reviews & Tests

Consumer review (epinions.com)

Good For Running

I now have an iPod, which I do recommend if you want better sound quality and more songs with you... but the Rio Chiba is for those of us who don't want to spend over $50 and still have a decent player. I got this Mp3 player last February and it still ...

Light, Portable, Good Controls, Good headphones

Doesn't hold many songs, Uses regular batteries (no charger)

Nov, 2005

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Good For Running

Light, Portable, Good Controls, Good headphones

Doesn't hold many songs, Uses regular batteries (no charger)

Nov, 2005

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Consumer review (epinions.com)

Small, easy to use, expandable.

Small size, simple operation, SD memory expansion option, efficient power usage, good FM reception.

Somewhat flimsy buttons, cheap headphones.

Sep, 2004

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Small, easy to use, expandable.

Though I already own an mp3 player (see review here), I have finally become better at exercising at my university (Texas A&M) rec center, so I decided it'd be cool to have an mp3 player that I could run with. I didn't ...

Small size, simple operation, SD memory expansion option, efficient power usage, good FM reception.

Somewhat flimsy buttons, cheap headphones.

Sep, 2004

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The low-cost, convenient, modern answer to the Walkman

After my old Walkman broke down, I've begun looking for an alternative to listen to music on the go. I briefly considered a CD player with MP3 playback abilities, but no matter how I looked at it, CD skipping and the bulkiness of all CD players made me...

FM tuner, sound quality, battery life, PC software, options, memory upgrades, size and weight

earphones, corrupt files, No AM tuner, could be a bit cheaper, flimsy navigation button

Jun, 2004

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