i happly brought in the new year with lots of cheer and good wished but i also got the opportunity
to meerily put best buy's insignia mp3 player to the test . you may also recall this
player to the test . you may also recall this brick and mortar electornis gaint , accuring the
online rhapsody gaint , acquiring the online rhapsody digital music store . thus , this began their
foray into the digital download era . however not satisfied that their digital store could work with
various manufactures mp3 players , they decide to launch their very own brand of mp3 player . dubbed the
insignia sport mp3 player , best buy wanted this player to have what this player very own brand of mp3 player . dubbed
the insignia sport mp3 player best buy wanted this player to have what most mp3 players such as the ipod lacks and that
is the ability to use A2DP bluetooth . the insignia player is compatible with windows 98 , 2000 , xp and vista as well as mac
os 8.6 or later . weighing less than one ounce this 4 g player measures 043"x1.6" sport a 1.7 viewable ewsolution ,
plays music , videos audio books and photos and had built in bluetooth wireless audio .....

This was my first MP3 player, ever. I'd used or checked out friends' iPods before so maybe that helped prepare me for this, but I found this easy to use and of course quite easy to enjoy. Biggest thing for me was the interface on my computer. The Rhapsody/Digital Music Store software that you use to interface with your music and player is easy to use. I like that you can click and drag tracks onto the player (which I think you can do with an iPod but iPod seems to do some kind of weird synching thing; I have nothing against iPods).

I use this most for working out so being able to create playlists with a simple click and drag is a must. This way I can create the more rap-oriented playlist, or the rock-oriented, or cheesy movie soundtrack playlist (Rocky, anyone?), or whatever I feel like. I also share the player with my wife, so she can have her own plalists on the player, too. This thing fits smoothly into a pocket for when I run or lift and the earbuds are comfortable. It's easy to use with its wheel and buttons.

I do not have a set of Bluetooth headphones but may look ito getting some. I haven't yet used this to watch movies but next airplane trip I take is going to find me a happy passenger. More info here.