Aiwa XP-MP3 Personal CD Player

Pros: Cheap, comes with car adapter, dc adapter.

Cons: no skip protection for mp3's.

The Bottom Line: if you can get for less than 70 buy it now. less than 95, think about it. dont get ripped off. read this full review to see what i paid.

Review: purchase date: mar 10th 2002
I purchased this AIWA XP MP3 from amm*zon.com for $60 (plus $10 ship and handeling = $69.99).
I gave it someone as a gift and now i want to buy one but amzn cranked up the price to $80 (33% increase). I'm not...

Pros: 10 hours of MP3 music on one CD!

Cons: There is a limit of 512 tracks or files on one CD.

The Bottom Line: This is great if you need something on the go. With 10 hours of music, you will never have to listen to the same song over and over again!

Review: Now you can listen to your MP3 files or regular music CDs while on the go. With this player you are not limited to just your MP3 files or just your CD music, now you can have both. This player will play MP3 music files on both CDR and CDRW discs.
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Pros: Sturdy, cheap, feature-filled.

Cons: Burns through batteries, but all these things do.

The Bottom Line: Competes with all the other players on the market and costs less.

Review: When I went to Japan for the first time this year, one of the things I knew I definitely wanted to buy was a portable MP3 player. My car has no working stereo to speak of, and although it plays cassettes, cassettes are dead to everyone on the planet....

Pros: lets you enjoy lots of music on the go

Cons: not perfect, anti-skip feature only works on normal CD's

The Bottom Line: If you are a music fan and you want to enjoy your tunes wheverer you go, consider the Aiwa XP-MP3.

Review: If you're a college student like me you probably have a large MP3 collection. While having a vast music library on your hard drive is great, it would be really cool if you could listen to your music anywhere you go. If you want to be able to do this,...

Pros: Convenient controls, excellent compatibility (CD, CD-R, CD-RW), correct reproduction of files with various bitrates

Cons: Rather average quality of sounding, absence of the remote control, WMA is not supported

The Bottom Line: Better than many others, but no so good. Main defect is average quality of sound. Everything else is very nice.

Review: Aiwa XP-MP3 is one from advanced brandname CD/MP3-players. It is equipped with the graphics display, reads CD-R and CD-RW disks, plus has buffer memory for 10 seconds.

First, that I marked, it have modern design. The disposition of buttons of...

Pros: Good navigation, good (not perfect) compatibility

Cons: Problems with bitrates over 256 kbps, no remote

The Bottom Line: Although not perfect, the XP-MP3 is still a very good MP3-CD player and is actually better than other players which cost more.

Review: If you want to play MP3 files "on the road", you currently have three options: MP3-CD players, players with memory cards, and players with integrated hard drives. The memory card players (such as the original Rio) have a relatively small capacity, are...

Pros: Sound Quality, Good Looking.

Cons: Anti-shock only works on regular CD's and it is a little expensive

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this to someone who has A cd burner but isn't a big fan of mp3 players. It is versatile and has good sound.

Review: Intro... I bought this at...

I bought this CD player online for 199.99. It ended up being around 220.00 after tax and shipping. I bought this because I wanted to put my mp3 cd burner to use but I also wanted a player that would tag my cd's and...

Pros: Plays MP3s, great sound

Cons: Problems with some MP3 files, really bad headphones

The Bottom Line: Overall, a pretty good player despite tracking problems on some songs. Still, I think, the best option for this breed of player.

Review: I recently bought the XP-MP3 after researching the features and prices of portable CD/MP3 players. I do believe that I made the right decision, but that the breed has a long way to go...

The unit looks and feels like a slightly oversized...

Pros: cheap and reliable cd mp3 player

Cons: average battery life, squeaking sounds caused by volume control knob

The Bottom Line: I could not find anything better, even Sony and Panasonic have their flaws, so why not try Aiwa?

Review: This is my second cd-mp3 player after the Rio Volt 90, which was skipping discs too much. This Aiwa is much better, especially at a price I paid - much below $100.

It has a good LCD display with no stupid dancers like on the Rio. It has well...