Compare Prices : Cowon iAudio F2 2GB

Review summary: Cowon's iAudio F2 may look more like a mobile phone than an MP3 player but it's a great audio device -- it supports a wide range of file formats, including OGG and FLAC, and the sound quality is impressive. It's just a shame the interface isn't easier ...

Pros: Support for many file formats ; FM radio ; line-in recording ; good quality voice recorder ; great sound quality ; excellent EQ options ; drag and drop file management

Cons: Horrible menus ; bad layout of navigational buttons makes it hard to control ; video converter barely compresses video files

Verdict: Cowon's iAudio F2 is rammed with features, but sadly it's encased in an awkward exterior. Fortunately, it managed to redeem itself with great sound quality and easy management within Windows

Review summary: The small buttons on the player make it difficult to use, but the sound and features are good. A bit pricy.

Verdict: Cowon has a history of making some pretty neat sounding MP3 players. And, the F2 (1GB) is no different in this department. It packs a lot of features including a 1.3 inch screen in its small form factor. The build quality of the device is top notch ...

Review summary: The iAudio F2 is a feature-rich audio player with good sound quality but can burn a hole in your pocket.

Pros: Excellent sound quality, Comfortable earphones, Good bundle, Good build, Feature-rich, Direct MP3 encoding, Supports wide variety of audio formats, Upgradeable firmware, Good battery life.

Cons: Poor FM Tuner, Buttons too small for comfort, Bit expensive.

Review summary: Cowon's new MP3 player has dynamic matrix controls, whatever they are'However it is unbelievably small and more like a stylised mobile phone than a boring MP3 player. We test Cowon's latest 2gb offering to see if it is more then a glitch.