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Review summary: The iRiver E100 is an entry-level media player, available in 4GB, and 8GB sizes for about $60 and $80 respectively. As you might have guessed from the price, the E100 is a basic device. It doesn't have the frills and level of extensability that many ...

Verdict: The E100 had good battery life for music playback: you can squeeze out about 17 and a half hours from a full charge. On video playback, however, expect your batteries to die after about 3 and a half hours

Review summary: The iRiver E100 is an entry-level media player that looks a bit like a slider-style cell phone. The E100 doesn't have many frills and it does have quite a few issues. The software looks downright dated, especially for a device sharing its market with ...

Pros: Small and portable ; Big screen for its size, external memory card slot ; Basic layout ; Media libraries have simple, intuitive layouts ; Above average frequency response, good noise control, very little crosstalk. ; Good; Don't need to use sync ...

Cons: Tends to get dingy-looking easily ; Really bad controls ; Unintuitive menu system.; Navigating the library is annoying.; Has a huge problem with distortion, packaged-in headphones are garbage.; Bad; The sync software is strictly worse than free options

Verdict: The iRiver E100 is expensive for the functionality it provides. In the current media player market, which is utterly dominated by iPods, very few media players choose to challenge Apple at its main price points. Archos, for example, makes high-end ...

Review summary: Here it is, the iRiver E100 review. No need to hide it any longer, the E100 is an excellent product. Very well built and, at a price of 129â?¬ for…

Pros: + Excellent audio quality, + D-Click system, + MicroSD port, + MTP/UMS (the player is detected as an external drive), + Price to quality ratio, + All around player (Audio, Vidoo, Photo, Text, FM radio, voice recorder), + Design

Cons: - No Bluetooth, - Battery Life in Video mode, - D-Click sometimes lacks reactivity

Verdict: Looks like I got myself a winner here and a superior mp3 player to the ipod. Open standards is what I've been looking for since my first (and last) iPod years ago. *I* should be in control of how my music is organized in files and folders when put ...

Review summary: iRiver has built a respectable name for itself in a market dominated by Apple's iPod. Does its latest low-cost MP3 player live up to that name? Come along as we review the iRiver E100 and issue our verdict.