ATMT STORM 20GB

A'VE HAD ONE FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS

AND HAVE HAD A LOT OF PLEASURE

WITH IT ,

BUT THE BATTERY JUST WONT HOLD THE CHARGE

AND I CANT SEEM TO FIND AN OTHER BATTERY

TO REPLSCE IT COULD ANYONE TELL ME WHERE

I COULD GET ONE.

ATMT STORM 20gb - After a short time encountered a Partition error. Hopless for a senior citezin

I really don't have anything bad to say about it, flawless really, considering how much it cost, and it didn't seem to have any of these moody glitches and freezes which are often associated with iPods and iRivers, both of which I have owned, and disowned. Anyway, one thing that makes this even better is some good sony headphones, the proper ones which go right in your ear, they rule.

I've had this player for about 5 months now and i have had no problems with the battery so far as some people have. This is a really good player for its price and it's not as ugly as some people have said it is. The ear phones are cheap and flimsy so i replaced them with some Sony Walkman ones.

Over all a great player for the price

One of those "you get what you pay for" items, less than £100 for a 20GB HDD MP3 player, says it all really, if you remember its not an Ipod, thankfully some would say and play it through a decent set of headphones, I use Sennheisers, you should be satisfied.

Would I buy another, yes.

ATMT's debut MP3 player seems big compared to others on the market, but it's bargain bin style price means this is perfect for people with a budget. At just over £105.00 it's really not a bank breaker. And the massive memory of 20Gb will wipe the smile off of your smug friends faces with their iPod Nano's. The ATMT STORM 1.8" 20GB MP3 Player & Portable Hard Drive may be large, and not that pretty, but you won't see it half of the time as it will be in your pocket; and for those who are very self conscious, the simple interface means you'll soon master using it without looking anyway. 13 hours of memory isn't half bad either, and the drag and drop song exchange is simpler then Sony's Atrac by far. The bass system means that the tiniest most unnoticeable note in a song will be heard clearly enough too, and so far I'm full of Praise for this cheap and cheerful MP3 player.