Cowon i10 32GB MP3 Player Colour BLACK

PROS The iAudio 10 delivers the same high sound quality which we have come to expect from Cowon over the years. The design of the player while being a bit unusual feels comfortable in your hand and seems to be pretty rugged. The player appears to be speedy to load music videos and pictures and on the whole the screen is very clear. CONS The touch-sensitive buttons do different things depending on which screen you're on and it's sometimes easy to get confused. The screen can be a little bit difficult to see in strong sunlight. There is no memory expansion. Verdict The new Cowon iAudio 10 does a great job of replacing the Cowon iAudio 9 and in many ways gets you close to the Cowon S9. There are some features which would have been worth including such as memory expansion but if you're just looking for a strong music player with a reasonable price then you couldn't ask for more. Review Cowon have been our first choice for great sounding music players for quite a while and the Cowon iAudio 10 doesn't break from this model. Sure there were a few comments in the office about the iAudio 10 looking like the lovechild of the Cowon S9 and iRiver E200 but that's not necessarily a bad thing. After all the S9 is still one of our best selling players to date and the iRiver E200 was a strong contender back when we used to stock them so if the iAudio 10 is on par then I think we can let looks slide. Design While the design might seem a bit odd at first glance it does make sense in a way. The top back of the player is slim and stays that way until you near the volume buttons at which point you'll notice a hump and the player getting a bit chubbier towards the bottom. Now it's good fun to wobble the player on your desk or use it as a trebuchet to hurl bits of paper at your colleagues but what it apparently does is make the player sit comfortably in your hand. Other than the unusual shape the rest of the design is what many have come to expect with Cowon players. There's some solid vo.