Nice alternative to other expensive players

The Muvo V100 is a nice alternative to an expensive ipod or mp3 player if you simply want something to play your music without a lot of fuss. Here are somethings that I like about this product:
 
*It is light weight and easily slips in a pocket for quick on the go travel.

 *The sound quality is descent (and you do have the ability to adjust the sound to your liking).

*There are no wires required for the transfer of music.  The Muvo V100 acts like a flash drive so you just insert it into your USB port and just click and drag music from your computer to your player. (You can also put other files on the mp3 since, again, it acts like a flash drive.)

*It is one of the few remaining mp3's that still uses a AAA battery.  I know a lot of people like to charge their mp3's or ipods via their computer but I like the option of having a battery because if my mp3 player has a low charge I can just pop in a new battery and keep going. I don't have that option if my player has to be charged through a computer but, unfortunately, there are no computers around.  Buy a few rechargeable batteries and you're pretty set with saving money in having to buy new batteries. [By the way, typically 1 Energizer battery lasts me around 8 hours of music play.]

*Built in mic. So if you need to record a lecture or something like that, using your Muvo could be a nice alternative to a bigger recording device.

Things that I don't quite like about the Muvo V100:
*It doesn't have a radio.

*I have to go through various sub-menus/folders every time I want to switch to a different folder of music. This can be quite annoying at times.

*Practically no accessories come included with this mp3.


All in all, I would say for the price (I payed about $25 for mines at J&R) this player is a nice little device to have and does it's job efficiently.