Why I buy this one ?
- Centon 1 GB USB 2.0 MP3 Player w/FM/Voice General Features: Gray design 1 GB capacity
- USB 2.0 interface Digital Voice Recorder Plays MP3 and WMA music formats
- LCD display with backlight ID3 Tag support 128 kbps playback
- Operates on One (1) AAA battery (included) Plug and Play Unit Dimensions:
- 4 x 1.1 x 0.75-inches (H x W x D, approximate)

kymssurf offers this stuff with condition New, new for:

Price : $37.00 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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Price : $81.99 Usually ships in 1-3 weeks

What our customer's say!

"Mala compra!", No se te ocurra malgastar tu dinero en este MP3, hay muchos otros MP3 a la venta, mas pequeños y de mejor calidad por no mucho mas dinero. Es muy complejo de usar, el software es sencillamente de mala calidad y los audifonos para nada buenos. Incluso el acabado y los botones no son tan buenos. En general una mala compra.

"Worthless", Stopped working after a week. Vendor was Tiger--they refused any type of refund. Amazon couldn't help either. Might as well toss the cash out the window.

"Ditching it ASAP", March 24, 2008
I got it as a gift, so I really can't complain, but still, it would be nice if the thing actually worked properly and reliably. Problem number 1 is the instructions. Granted, we had fun laughing at the wounded English, but when it came to providing useful information, well... let's just say that they didn't. Problem number 2 is that when using home made recordings, the player produces this weird static if the levels are too high. The buttons are also notoriously unreliable in terms to their functions. The big one in the player face is the worst. Sometimes it pauses the music. Sometimes it makes the music play. Sometimes it makes the music stop entirely. sometimes it turns the player off. Most of the time it doesn't do anything at all. The other buttons are the same. The FM radio would be great- if it picked up any stations. The other technicality is that once the player is in FM mode, it can only be restored to normal (for it, at least) by removing and reinstalling the battery. The final straw is that my (512 MB) model is already 2/3 of the way full with all of 62 songs. At least, that's how many it SAYS it has on it. The counter mysteriously skips from 13 to 19 while the music is playing. If you get nothing else out of this review, read this. SPEND YOUR MONEY ELSEWHERE.

UPDATE: June 3, 2008
Bumped into a door frame with it in my pocket- a gentle bump, mind you, not a slam- and the screen exploded. Huge spiderweb crack, black blotches on what was left of the screen, the whole bit. I suppose it will still play music, but given the lack of screen and, well, unpredictability of the controls, it's pretty much useless. Luckily the flash memory is still functioning, so it works as a flash drive. My only conclusion now is that I'll just have to bite the bullet and buy an iPod. My advice re: this product still stands: buy at your own risk, and keep in mind that mine lasted less than 6 months before being reduced to merely a flash drive that I can loan to other people without getting broken up if they don't return it.

"Loaded with cool features that are hard to use. ", If you're looking for a low cost MP3 player/ digital recorder you found it. I wouldn't recommend this product for its advanced features because they are difficult to use.
My Favorite feature: The Headset is built-in to the lanyard. This means the ear buds aren't yanked out of your ears.
Coolest Feature: You can record songs off the FM tuner and play them back later. ROCK ON!
Worse Feature: Play/Pause button, if pressed for a millisecond too long, will pop you out of whatever you are doing and start recording.

"Don't waste your money", This is extremely hard to use and confusing. Mine came without instructions. I accidentally pressed the "hold" button and have never since managed to get it off hold.

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"Firmware locked up", The player worked for about a day and a half before the firmware locked up. Right now it will turn on and you can scroll through the songs, but as soon as the play button is pushed the player locks up and the only thing that can be done is to turn it off or pull the battery. I've got an email into the company now to see if anything can be done to reset it or fix this glitch. I've been waiting a couple of days now due to the holidays. Hope it gets resolved soon. It was good while it worked. My daugher was happy with it.

"GREAT",
I JUST LOVE IT,,ITS WHAT I NEEDED....
THANK YOU AMAZON FOR HELPING ME FIND WHAT I WAMNTED,,,

"Does not live up to spec", It claims to hold 1 GB, and thsi is so, but it can only actually fit 512k of mp3s in the file that plays back mp3s. It was a firmware limitation. Other than that it's cheap, and has nifty features. But the short battery life is a bummer.

"First mp3", I'm over 50 and this was my first experience with Mp3 player. The directions were for someone who knew how to use this item. I't goes through a battery in about 2 hrs. I had to get an 18 yr. old to show me how to work it. For the cost it's okay nothing impressive. You get what you pay for.

"Cheap, not price", Without a doubt this device is capable of emitting sound. For the price it is a decent buy, but the quality of the player itself is extremely poor. The menu button is very loose and is at times difficult to time the cahnge of a song or playlist. The playlist and menu itself takes time to familiarize yourself with. I would not recommend this product.