A Q For Those With Cheap Mp3 Players

[Ghostvirus]

I am thinking about getting a really cheap Mp3 Player. It is like 35.99 at target. The only thing is it takes AAA batteries, & was wondering for those that one of these. How long does the AAA battery last?

 

[Metamorpho1977]

Those cheap ones are just that, cheap. They're ok if you only want to listen to music while riding a bus, but if you want to make it your primary music device, you'll be buying a lot of batteries.

You can get a good quality one for like $75 at brand smart.

 

[Danalys]

no idea but one of my pet peeves is portable electronics that can't be recharged just using a adapter. i mean even the cheapest phones allow such. hell in the future i'd like options, use USB or induction pads.

anyway sorry for the none help.

edit: now i'm thinking of crapy batteries in landfills. *shudder.

 

[2star]

I wouldnt bother - bought one for a simular price and it stopped working after a few months, also it drained batteries pretty fast, allthough I did have rechargables.

 

[Ghostvirus]

Those cheap ones are just that, cheap. They're ok if you only want to listen to music while riding a bus, but if you want to make it your primary music device, you'll be buying a lot of batteries.

You can get a good quality one for like $75 at brand smart.

That is mainly what I want to for. I am tired of lugging my CD player+CD's around when I hop on the bus.

 

[oakzap425]

That is mainly what I want to for. I am tired of lugging my CD player+CD's around when I hop on the bus.

Seriously, just pay the extra 50, and get an Ipod shuffle. You don't get a screen, they clip on, and the hold 250 songs. Does anyone, while riding the bus need more than that?