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this post was submitted on 25 Dec 2023
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I’ve got an old iRiver mp3 player thats still ticking (as soon as you pop a AA in it. Would play enough music for me and can plug it in via mini USB I believe.
My iRiver is just lying around in a box somewhere. I totally forgot about it. Poor thing. Has some nice weight to it, well-distributed, very high-quality build.
Hell yeah! My H320 is still going strong. Did you rockbox it?
I lived off one of their CD MP3 players back in the day. Was so nice. Also had a Sansa Clip.