Compare Prices : iRiver H10 5GB

Verdict: The iriver e10 has a lot to offer even though it may not look as sexy as some of the other iriver models. Sure it might not have the aesthetic quality as others, but it surely has great quality on the inside. With a full spectrum of features, you ...

Review summary: The iriver brand revolves around the advanced user who wants more out of their DAP than just blasting loud music.

Pros: 6GB storage, Build quality, Sound Quality, Good FM Tuner, Battery Life.

Cons: Interface and navigation.

Verdict: The iriver E10 sells for Rs. 9,750 off the street with one year warranty. There is nothing exceptional about the player. Just for a comparatively better sound, a decent capacity with good battery life and a few features this is quite a good deal. But ...

Pros: Remote control functionality, well priced, good quality audio

Cons: Larger than necessary, video functionality irritating to use, some strange menu quirks

Verdict: While the E10 does provide video playback in an attempt to one-up the nano, this functionality needs some work. Aside, this is a solid unit and should satisfy those after a multipurpose digital media device at a reasonable price.

Review summary: As iRiver's first 5GB entry, the H10 includes nearly every coveted feature, but navigating the player controls can frustrate some users.

Pros: Sophisticated compact design with removable battery; solid sound quality and nice EQ options; excellent FM and voice recording; photo-friendly color screen; supports Windows Media DRM 10.0

Cons: Controls aren't as intuitive as those on the iPod Mini; power adapter requires a USB dongle; line-in recording requires an optional cradle; mediocre battery life; no album art support or PC-less transfer of photos to device

Verdict: , but iRiver assures us that the technology is different and better. That said, iRiver's strip is more tactile than the Zen Micro's and offers better menu handling. While you can quickly scroll through the menu with ease, there is no option to allow ...