Web User examines iriver's tiny Lplayer, which adds video, photos and music to your pocket. Is it better than the iPod Nano? more..

Looking for an alternative to the iPod? The latest device from SanDisk may have everything you need.
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Has there ever been a product surrounded by so much hype? Now the frenzy has died down, Web User finds out whether the iPhone is actually any good.
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Apple's products always look great, but does the iPod Touch have the substance to match the style?
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Small can be beautiful, as Web User finds out when playing his favourite tracks through this minuscule MP3 player... more..

It may be an unfashionable thing to say, but MP3 players have too many features. If you want to listen to music, do you need to look at photos and videos as well? more..

A portable MP3 and video player with 1GB of storage at a minuscule price. Web User checks out whether it's too good to be true... more..

If you failed to get an iPod for Christmas, there's no need to despair. Apple's smallest player, the Shuffle, is cheap enough for even the lightest of new year wallets. more..

Listen to internet radio and your entire music collection wherever you want it, without wires. more..

MP3 players designed to cash in on the dominance of Apple's iPod nano are coming in thick and fast. more..

Samsung's latest MP3 player has all the hallmarks of an Apple iPod Nano clone... more..

Why keep your digital media tied up on your home computer when you could be watching movies, viewing photos and listening to music on the move with this fantastic Gold award winning media player?
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With a 40GB hard disk and 4in wide-format screen, this player has plenty of features for sophisticated video lovers who want to access their media on the move.
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If you're looking for a really small player you could do a lot worse than this tiny device, which isn't much bigger than the 2.5in screen it's built around. more..

This device can record multimedia through its AV socket though, so you can record straight from a TV... more..

Does the first mobile phone with iTunes signal the end of traditional MP3 players?
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Toshiba's Gigabeat range is designed to take Apple head on, with hard disk-based music players available in 10, 20, 40 and 60GB versions. more..

Bridging the gap between hard disk and Flash memory digital music players... A 2.5GB player? more..

It may never attain the fashion icon status of the iPod Mini, but in terms of value and versatility the Zen Micro beats all competitors. more..

With acres of press coverage and over four million Google hits, the iPod Mini certainly needs no introduction. It has quickly become the standard for medium-capacity MP3 players... more..

iRiver has long been nibbling at Apple's slice of the portable audio market, the H10 is probably its strongest effort yet. Slightly larger than the Mini & Micro, it's slim enough to slide into your pocket. more..

Whereas most medium-capacity players ape the rectangular shape of the iPod Mini, the Rio Carbon has a sleek, stylish design all of its own. While it doesn't come in a variety of colours, its lightweight, shiny silver body looks fantastic. more..

The newest kid on the mid-range MP3 player block, the Samsung YH-820 is a feature-packed player with one major flaw... more..

Sony messed up its first attempt at toppling the iPod by failing to support music formats other than its own Atrac. With the new HD3, Sony has added support for the ubiquitous MP3 format... more..

Although it looks great and is a wonderful concept, the actual implementation of the MP101 falls well short of the mark. more..

Most hard-disk MP3 players try to ape the svelte design of the Apple iPod, but the Rio Karma is confident enough to stay in a class of its own. more..

Few other gadgets in the last decade have inspired as much adulation as the iPod, with its gorgeous, minimalist design, slender build and oh-so-simple interface. more..

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