The player not only looks good, but also comes with a proper finish. This isn’t strange, for most players are made to look good even if the performance falls short. It’s slim and light enough to be carried without any noticeable bulge in your pocket.
Functions are restricted to face of the player, beside the screen, while only the power on/off slider (also doubling as the hold key) occupies space on the right side, beside the 3.5mm earphone jack.
You will need to play around the device to get a fair idea about the working of the keys, for each key has more than one function. For instance, the ‘V’ key takes you back to the menu, but while listening to music it also acts as the volume key. The ‘M’ key allows you to access and choose music files, although while the music player is on, the same key will take you back. Not strange, just different!
I've seen 100s of these things retail in small dingy shops.
