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08-28-2008 #1
Meizu in Cnet
Top 10 MP3 players for under $100 - CNET Reviews
the meizu m6 made cnet's top 10 best mp3 players under $100!!
just thought i should share that
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08-28-2008 #2Junior Member
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08-28-2008 #3
It got a bit of an unfair voting considering the reviewer completely failed! He says:
Mmm first off he doesn't actually know how to use a semi-colon but most importantly the M6 does support DRM and album art! Should be at least position 3 or 4.The bad: The Meizu Mini Player has a variety of quirks that not all users will find enticing; doesn't display album art or support protected digital music.~audiofish~
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08-28-2008 #4Junior Member
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Thanked 0 Times in 0 PostsMost of the other players don't support Album art, and they don't complain about it. Seems that with a Chinese players they become more high demanding.
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08-29-2008 #5
No, everyone still thinks that all Chinese players are "knockoffs", which they are, but they do a darn better job.
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08-29-2008 #7
you can transfer drm-protected wma using the MTP usb mode. I never tried it myself (I see no reason why I should pay for music which I cannot resell once I stop liking it) but people seem to use it.
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08-29-2008 #8
Ouch, the M6 came 9th, surely its better than 9th on that list?
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08-29-2008 #9
It is. The Samsung's buttons aren't that responsive, and the Sandisk's screen looks bad. The miniPlayer should be first or second IMO. The Creative is worth buying, but it kinda looks like a miniPlayer knockoff :P.
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08-29-2008 #10
haha, definately a knockoff if it came after the Meizu, I'm not sure who ripped who
Current Rigs:
8GB iAudio 7 > Not in use
4GB + 32GB iAudio D2 > Alessandro MS-Pro
Sony MZ-NH1 > Headroom Total Bithead > Grado Labs PS-1
2GB Meizu M6 T1 > Not in use
8GB iPod Touch 2G > Shure SE530
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08-29-2008 #11
The list:
1. Creative Zen (4GB) (Lowest price: $79.99)
2. Creative Zen V Plus (4GB, black) (Lowest price: $87.99)
3. Sony NWZ-A815 (2GB, white) (Lowest price: $79.95)
4. Creative Zen Mozaic (4GB, black) (Lowest price: $79.99)
5. SanDisk Sansa Fuze (4GB, red) (Lowest price: $81.50)
6. Samsung T10 (4GB, black) (Lowest price: $64.96)
7. Sony NWZ-S616F (4GB, red) (Lowest price: $93.46)
8. SanDisk Sansa Clip (2GB, ice blue) (Lowest price: $54.04)
9. Meizu Mini Player (4GB, black) (Lowest price: $79.95)
10. Sony NWZ-B105F (2GB, black) - TIE (Lowest price: $59.95)
10. Creative Zen Stone Plus (2GB, green) - TIE (Lowest price: $49.95)
Last edited by JkPwNsTeR; 08-29-2008 at 10:02 AM.
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08-29-2008 #12
Come on, some of these have tiny screens, the Sansa has a bad screen, the V Plus has like a 16 color screen, yet the Meizu is better than most of them, plus the price is outdated. The only real competitor is the Creative Zen (4GB). I have to complain about the controls though, they feel like a really cheap MP4 from China. Tactile strip is the way to go. Meizu FTW!
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Thanked 1 Time in 1 PostActually, the Sansa View is a new player that has been getting very good reviews, particularly in the sound quality department. It's supposed to have the same audio chipset as the Sansa Clip, which was the first Sansa without horrible sound, and which some people even considered as "audiophile quality". Personally, I think it's probably even more of a competitor than the Zen.
But yeah, I think the M6 should be much higher on that list. 3rd place would be more fair, IMO.
The thing is, these guys are outdated on their M6 info. Somehow they don't seem to know that the M6SL even exists, or that many of the firmware quirks (namely album art and DRM) have been fixed by now. I think this partially explains the M6's 9th position, considering that it's being compared to newer devices (some of them just came out on the market).
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Thanked 1 Time in 1 PostI agree it seems they have forgot the SL and many features.
It looks like they have recycled old reviews (dated 2006)
+ if you look to users review rate, you will see the M6 has still the highest one... editors may use MP3 player before giving their opinion
this review seems to me not really serious anyway, and there are some new models of MP3 players far better than those who are present here now (including the SL).
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Thanked 0 Times in 0 PostsIts now on third! At least in my browser :D
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08-31-2008 #16
But the newer Creative Zen has an SD slot, which is awesome. I've had one.
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08-31-2008 #17
i think that when they reviewed the miniplayer they used one of the first versions of it =P
so all the good things we know of it now aren't included =(
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08-31-2008 #18
Dont push it , 9ths is pretty darn good, There are still some glitches in the M6 and a few problems , If these were fixed I could see it getting nearer 5th , But not near the top , the players from creative and sony are pretty damn good.
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09-30-2008 #19
The might be good, but they aren't great. Neither Sony nor Creative support Ogg Vorbis natively, and the number 1 looks like a cheap copy of the M6.

You might also like to know that (according to Wikipedia) the M6 was released in 2006, followed by late 2007 with the M6SL and the Zen was released in September 2007! :DLast edited by nlao; 09-30-2008 at 12:47 PM.
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09-30-2008 #20
That article is somewhat dated...
If you are having trouble with your player, please visit this thread first and try the steps before you panic. Most likely you will be able to fix your player easily using the steps listed.
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