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A small MP3 player with a lot of features
Sumvision has crammed a multitude of features into this little device, which is about the size of a pack of chewing gum. Its 1Gb digital music player has space for roughly 16 hours of MP3 files, and there is also an FM radio at your disposal.
The menu system is simple and intuitive: the mode button at the top of the device controls all its functions, and scrolling between playback, radio and recording modes is done at the touch of a button.
The colour backlit screen displays the song title, album name and artist, and other track information.
The device plugs directly into a computer's USB port for easy copying of music. There is also a voice recorder and file storage with password protection.
Sound quality is reasonable and while the supplied earphones are fiddly, they do offer decent sound quality.
In all, the SumVision is a player well worth its price tag.
Our verdict
A machine crammed with features, offering good value for money
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you get what you pay for
I have the 4Gb version of this player and while it's labelled "USB 2.0" the speed of data transfers on it is dreadful (7 minutes to transfer a 160Mb file). It's much too slow to run portable applications off of it, or if you want to change the music or other files on it regularly. If all you want is to use it as an MP3 player and radio though I guess it's OK, and the price is certainly right, but the user interface is extremely un-friendly.
Posted by David Brake, 28 Nov 2007