| Value for Money | 6.9/10  |
|---|---|
| Reviewer Rating | 7.2/10 |
| Overall Rating | 7.6/10  |
Full review by
Guest.
on 6th Apr 2008
User Rating : 1
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Good Points: Recording and audio output superb it has all other qualities doing very well.
General comments: Lately after two years of sparing usage my iRiver H10 cursor has got stuck and is refusing to move. The phone numbers given by your agent , who sold the piece have kept mobiles inactive and the shop address provided on the Cash Memo informed that they have closed and the persons looking into the maintenance etc. have closed shop and left for UK. Please convey through some means how that problem can be over come.
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Review by
DAVINGOFF
on 4th May 2007
User Rating : 8
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I bought this MP3 because it has a changeable battery. Overall I am very satisfied with the purchase.
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Review by
kateh17
on 2nd Dec 2006
User Rating : 8
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The battery life could be a little better, but overall it is a quality and sleek MP3 player. The battery can be replaced, meaning that when one battery is losing life fast, all you need to do is buy a new one, not a whole new iRiver H10 MP3 player.
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Review by
ambosambo
on 11th Nov 2006
User Rating : 5
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The sound on the iRiver H10 MP3 player is brilliant, the batteries are fairly good and the screen looks really clear. It was value for money at the time (€150), but looking back, this is now the second one broken, and a lot of time spent transferring songs on to it. I guess I will be heading to the shops tomorrow, but this time I will try another brand.
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Review by
markuk
on 9th Oct 2006
User Rating : 7
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I really like this device, but I wish it wouldn't hang so much. I have updated to the latest firmware which helped a little (you can download a tool that searches for the latest update for you). I sync with Windows Media player 10 and 11 beta. It isn't a bad experience, but it can drive you mad at times when it decides to hang for no obvious reasons. Surely it's not that difficult to get this sorted?
Once you have your media files on the iRiver H10 MP3 player it works great, and it has given ...
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Review by
Rudecat
on 10th Sep 2006
User Rating : 5
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I must be the unluckiest man in England! After buying 2 Sony NW-A 3000's that crashed on me, I was looking for an alternative and decided to buy the 20Gb iRiver H10 MP3 player.
Like Ronseal, it does exactly what is says on the tin which I liked. It's no nonsense drag 'n' drop facility makes copying music simple. But alas, it was too good to be true. After a days play I decided to add a large music file (various artists) and it didn't keep the file together, so I decided to delete the file. On ...
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Review by
Chazelmc
on 8th Sep 2006
User Rating : 5
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At first I thought this was a very good machine, and it is quite possible that I have just had very bad luck, but I recommend that research is needed before a purchase of one of these machines!
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Review by
BPP
on 3rd Sep 2006
User Rating : 9
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It is easy to use, but there are problems with docking. I wish it offered automatic updates to iRiver and not just iTunes, and I wish there were more accessories available for it, like with the iPod.
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Review by
localplan
on 16th Aug 2006
User Rating : 10
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The iRiver H10 MP3 player has all the features that I wanted when I bought it; including, FM, FM recording with timer and scheduler and line-in recording. At the time this player first appeared on the market it was the best player out there, but now, iRiver has some newer models that have more features and are smaller in size, so if I was going to buy another player right now, I wouldn't buy the H10. I might go for something like the iRiver Clix. I am however very satisfied with my purchase.
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Review by
Jamiecasey37
on 4th Aug 2006
User Rating : 7
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If you download most of your music, I don't think this MP3 player is for you. I rate the H10 very well, 8/10 I've given. However when it comes to synchronizing downloaded tracks it becomes a pain in the backside. Lucky enough for me about 80% of my albums are ripped off CDs, but with the 20% downloaded I just get frustrated when it comes to the iRiver. You see every column in your media library must be exactly the same spelling otherwise you end up with lots of different files for one band. ...
Jamiecasey37's full review | 503 words
Review by
Jerry2006
on 19th Jun 2006
User Rating : 3
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I could never recommend buying an H10 because the unit is just not reliable enough
- The first unit I bought didn't work (and I mean nothing) straight out of the box.
- The second worked for about 3 months and then had a "catastophic system failure" after reasonable daily use and had to be returned.
- The third has just done exactly the same thing after 6 months of hardly being used at all and I'm not looking forward to the upcoming argument with the supplier.
The iRiver H10 is pretty, ...
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Review by
tompetty
expert review 
on 19th Feb 2006
User Rating : 9
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I bought 2 iRiver H10 MP3 players and had them delivered to me whilst I was serving in the Middle East. This may have been the reason why one of the players stopped working within 24 hours of receiving it.
My retailer replaced the unit for me, and I have never looked back since. The player is so simple to use, and you only really need to use 4 buttons in order for it to do everything:
On/Off button: won't explain this one!
Scroll Pad/Button: to change the volume, scroll through tracks/alb ...
tompetty's full review | 580 words
Review by
jennyweasley
on 4th Jan 2006
User Rating : 10
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The iRiver H10 portable MP3 player is definitely better than an iPod!
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Review by
emovert
on 23rd Aug 2005
User Rating : 10
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The iRiver H10 is a really really really really really good MP3 player! Trust me, I did all the research before buying my MP3 player, and when I got the H10 it was all that I expected and more. It is the best player you can get at the moment, especially for people with a fair amount of music, that also like features to keep them entertained, and a little bit of style too. I've got two friends with Apple's cliched players, and my player is a lot better.
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Review by
emovert
on 21st Aug 2005
User Rating : 9
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The iRiver H10 is an awesome player. It's easy to figure out, and it worked from go. Good volume, good sound quality, heaps of EQ settings, and not overly complicated but not boringly simple. This player has heaps of useful features like FM radio, FM radio recording (record your favourite radio shows or steal any cool songs you hear), photo viewer, voice recorder, line out recorder (this means you can record songs off a CD player), and a 260 colour screen. This player simply outsmarts the compet ...
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Review by
karlaj
on 19th Aug 2005
User Rating : 5
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The iRiver H10 comes with software which becomes the default music player on your computer, which is annoying as its not a good player. Not easy to load songs onto the player and if they come from your own cds it shows up as "unknown artist" which you can change by going into the properties of each song - long and irritating process. You have to create playlists in the software then tranfer them over and if you want to skip from the song playing to the next song there will be a gap of about 5- ...
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Review by
razzmar3
expert review
on 2nd Aug 2005
User Rating : 10
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The iRiver H10 MP3 Player is the best of all worlds.
Firstly, it's small and lightweight. It fits in your pocket a dream and doesn't look like something obscene like other, bigger players.
What's more, the H10 comes with a rubber cover which slips snugly over the player and has a belt clip attached.
The player is what I believe to be the best looking player currently on the market. Its design is easy to use and doesn't compromise on style. Although the scroll bar-which is the same as thos ...
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Review by
bav
on 22nd Apr 2005
User Rating : 8
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I brought my iRiver H10 as a replacement for my Creative Zen Micro and was expecting 'better than iPod performance'.
The player looks the part, small light weight, sleek metal finish in a small range of colours. The colour screen is the same quality as the first colour screen Nokia phones. This means that it will display jpeg's but only the files it can handle anything more will result in an error message. The screen resolution is OK so don't be expecting digital quality display.
The rad ...
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Main characteristics: Number of Songs: 1500 Storage Capacity: 6 GB Main Storage Type: Built-in Memory Audio Capabilities: Audio Format: MP3 WMA MP3 Bit-Rate: 32 More...
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