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5 Reviews for ATMT XSEVEN 2GB Black MP3 Player with FM Radio and Touch Pad Controls
ATMT XSEVEN 2GB MP3 Player with FM Radio and Touch Pad Controls - 20 Jan 2008
0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Having only previously owned a 256mb MP3 player (again by ATMT) 2GB is quite a big jump in capacity. Firstly, i opened the box and was amazed by the size of it, its quite small. But dont be put off about the size of the player and think the screen might be too small to read, but the brightness of the screen and carity of the text makes it perfect to read .txt files and song names and such like.
The sound quality is amazing, (with a good pair of sennheisers) the best i have heard because of the SRS Wow and SRS TruBass settings. They made all my songs sound exellent. Also there is a create your own EQ setting with those Bars you can move up and down, thankfully you can listen to music whilst in these menus so you can chose the perfect EQ setting. You can set the amount of SRS Wow you want to hear or TruBass or you could turn them off completly. There is also preset EQ's like rock, pop and all the others.
Now to controls, as you should know they are touch responsive and light up and you can change the light to stay on for 10, 20, 30 or always on for battery life. The touch controls are fine just make sure you turn the hold switch on when not changing tracks or you'll be pressing all the bottons. You can have multiple folders on this player as well as a folder inside a folder which not many players allow, so there is a navigation feature which is tree format style. You have to get used too the controls in the navigation menu, its not hard and after a few times of using it you'll know the buttons to press.
At the time of this reveiw you can get the white version for £14.99 direct from ATMT!!! Bargin. This is the same review as is on the white version's page.
Great Value (at £29.99) one flaw, lots of pluses!!! - 12 Dec 2007
0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Ok lets get the flaw out of the way , this player has a 50 folder / 500 song limit, thats it..
You can work within it though ,I have 390 songs on the internal memory, i have a 2gb Micro sd that i have 110 on. I have set up 44 folders with artist names and 1 on the sd card called various (the player uses 5 folders at root level).
Ok now the good , this player uses the same DAC as the 1st gen ipod shuffle , the 1st gen shuffle is the best sounding Ipod ever.
The output is clean, has well defined bass and treble and the mids are right where they should be.
Navigation is ok, its file tree so i like it but if you are used to an ipod you will probably find it tricky at first.
The FM Radio reception is good (get about 5 stations perfectly - about 4 not so good).
Overall very good value
Let down by 1 major flaw - 11 Nov 2007
0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
The X-seven is a great looking mp3/wma/ogg player...it's very slim and with the touch pad controls is very modern, has expandable memory via a micro SD card, and most importantly very affordable! The sound quality is good and it has plenty of additional features, such as an FM radio, to keep everyone happy. Although it is straight forward to use the menus can be a bit long-winded but this isn't much of an issue. In additon, it's very easy to add music to the player by simply copying from your computer.
As mentioned in a previous post, the main downside to this product (and to me it's quite an important one) is that it seems to only recognise a certain amount of folders. You can create folders of artists for easy reference (instead of throwing all your songs into one folder) but the player does not seem to recognise more than about 20 or so. So for the music in the folders above this limit you can not see on them on the player nor can you play them. Needless to say this is remarkably frustrating and you wonder if the good price and looks is actually worth it when you can't play the music you've added to the player.
If this wasn't an issue, then I'd give 4 or maybe 5 stars, but unfortunately the problem exists and there doesn't seem to be anyway to overcome it. 3 stars maximum.
Not good for podcasts - 09 Sep 2007
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The XSEVEN is no doubt a great little music player. Unfortunately, it's impractical to use it for playing podcasts because the fast forward function is severely deficient. Inevitably at some time you'll lose your place in a podcast and need to fast forward from the beginning, or you'll want to skip over some item, and no matter how clean and dry your finger (the manual cautions you about this), after holding it down a while the touch-sensitive skip/fast forward button starts to get confused, and the player stutters and skips to the next podcast. You'll be lucky to be able to fast forward five or six minutes before this happens. It's only a little better in the open air, away from electronic noise.
By comparison, it's a minor fault that the soft plastic cover for the USB socket falls out with the smallest shake.
A neat MP3 player - 16 Aug 2007
0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
I like it.
I use it with Zen in ear 'phones and the the volume goes more than loud enough. It is very light.
The controls are sensitive so the Hold has to be on when using it which can make it tricky - I wear it under my shirt. You don't seem to be able to use it when it is connected via the USB cable. The files on the micro SD card can be accessed by going right up the navigation tree until you can select Internal or External. Also the neck strap attaches to the top of the player which seems sensible until you realise that it would be easier to use and read if it was attached to the bottom and you tilted the player up to use - as per nurses watches.