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“Go get a pair of Koss PortaPro headphones for the...”
★★★★★
written by teddymills on 19/03/2005
Go get a pair of Koss PortaPro headphones for the HANBiT XDRUM XD405. Together they make simply the best portable audio player for less than $200 you can buy anywhere.
Record your radio stations directly to .mp3 files! I used to use a computer and a audio program, now this does it while im listening. Thats just sick! (sick being good) Copy your .mp3 files to the USB key..and listen to like 200 new songs everyday. Amazing. Voice Recorder. Even plays music without headphones. Those crqazy developers (pop!!) really knocked one right out of the park on this one. I am not easily impressed. These XDRUMS impress the hell out of me.
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“The Hanbit XDRUM XD405 can get quick downloads and...”
★★★★★
written by argey1 on 17/02/2005
The Hanbit XDRUM XD405 can get quick downloads and also has a good menu system and radio.
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“The Hanbit Xdrum XD405 is practically the same as the...”
★★★★★
written by djted on 10/02/2005
The Hanbit Xdrum XD405 is practically the same as the old XD403 - but has new improved firmware & The OLED display is very cool. Please see my Review on The XD403 - It is Good.
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“In USA the HANBiT XDRUM XD403 is very hard to find....”
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written by aboutusall on 04/02/2005
In USA the HANBiT XDRUM XD403 is very hard to find. Much research made me purchase the XDRUM. Compared with the XD403 the XD405, same with OLED, it has a little more features. It is nicely boxed now, no blister package, so a problem could be sent back. I'm very pleased with this unit.
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Zeospike's Response to teddymills's Review
Written on: 03/07/2005
I bought this player on the vast number of favourable reviews I'd read about it. Whilst everything thing that has been said about it is true, there is one flaw that no-one has mentioned. Now, maybe I'm being a divvert, but the way I consume mp3s, is very much like listening to the radio - I have all the stuff I want and play it on random. The player does have a random play feature, but..as I only want good stuff, I will normally only have 1 or 2 tracks per album. I bought this to make commuting in to London less boring - switch it on and let it play for an hour without me having to touch it.
Due the the file structure hierarchy on the player, and the fact you can only randomise within a folder, my music being spread across hundreds of folders means the player is bordering on useless to me.
(Okay, I could keep a separate folder for favourite tunes, but then I'm wasting hard disc space to get around a simple limitation of the player.)
If not for this feature, I would say it was a great little player, but as it doesn't do my absolute fundamental requirement, I'm afraid I don't think much of it at all.
I feel I've wasted my money.