Craig Electronics 4GB MP3 Plus Video Player With 1.8-Inch Color Display

• MP3 plus Video Player
• 1.8 inch color display
• Digital Rights Management (DRM10)
• 4GB Built-In Flash Memory
• MP3 Video Player

I got this thing for about 30 bucks at my local Safeway, and let me tell you it looks almost exactly like an iPod! Even my friends that owned one thought it did until they realized it was a little shorter and wider than one. It even comes with the traditional white earbuds! Right away I liked it when I took it out of the box; it felt sleek, tiny, and cool in my hands, and the pink was shiny, this is exactly what mine looked like

The USB cord that comes with it for charging and uploading songs to, had a lead warning, but I still used it. This may put people off at first, and if you want you can always buy another cord without the lead (or the warning at least, not sure if it was actually viable).

Anyway I plugged the device into my computer via the cord and my computer immediately recognized it through both Sync Center and Window's Media Player. If you have Sync Center on your computer, I'd would advise to not use it since it tends to just load all your mp3 files at once onto the mp3 player, and in the future it causes duplicates. I used Window's Media Player; dragged and dropped my music into the playlist they give you, and then hit "sync". It is very fast, and I was able to put about 70 songs on in just 6 minutes.

Then I finally used it! I don't remember if the earphones were of particular bad quality, so I think it's safe to say they were all right (though I think the hard plastic made my ears itch). The sound quality was better than I expected after I adjusted the settings for the audio (mainly bass, and 3D