So in my estimate, if you are listening to 4 - 6MB songs on average, you can expect to get 300 - 400 songs. It is actually 1.81 GB of space if you check my properties on your computer. 2GB MP3 Player (Claims to hold up to 450 songs, which equals to about 4.4MB per song. only occurs when you hook up to your computer. All the options like deleting/moving/editing names/title, etc. No editing options without computer: You really can't do much other than listen to your stuff. The controls are 'Up-Down' to cycle the menu or songs, so if you are use to the 'Left-Right' side action, it will take a bit to get use to. So if it fills up at 90.0 for 20 stations, that's what you get. Auto-Tuning for the radio will only get the first 20 starting from 88 up. It seems the increment for comfortable listening and slightly loud is non-existent. You will only need to go up to half at most unless you are deaf. *Easy Browsing by Artist, Title, Album, or the Folder-viewing (like if you wĬons: - The volume settings is terrible. *Built-In Equalizer: You can set to listen your songs in different sound setting variants like Rock, Funk, Jazz, Classical, Hip-Hop, Techno. Not as good as a 'Sleep' option, but it will do. *Auto-Turn Off: It will automatically turn off if you are not using it after a set time (about 5 mins). You can listen to the TV from about 2-3 feet away (if you listen at the highest volume setting). The microphone is surprisingly stronger than I thought.

*Audio Recorder: You can use it to record your daily logs, notes, practice singing/voice acting, or just say anything you want to remember later on. Learn more about the Philips SA2627/37 Model Brandīattery charging indication: On User InterfaceĪdditional Information Date First Available

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