Product Description

  The colourful, light and easy-to-use Creative MuVo T100 has been designed for work and play. It works like a USB flash drive, without cables - just plug it into a PC or laptop and then drag and drop your music to it for entertainment on the move. You?ll be able to store up to 2,000 songs on its internal memory, play MP3, WMA, WAV and Audible music, plus store other digital files for backup. The MuVo T100 also has a special Bass Boost button ? just push to add extra impact to your listening!  

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2425 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Creative
• Model: 70PF224200115
• Released on: 2007-09-14

Features

• General: Product Type - Digital player / Digital Player Type - Flash based / Width - 2.5 cm / Depth - 0.9 cm / Height - 7.7 cm / Weight - 18 g / Enclosure Colour - Black / PC Interface Supported - USB
• Audio System: Capacity - 4 GB / Digital Storage Media - Flash memory - integrated / Sound Output Mode - Stereo / Sound Effects - Bass Boost / Features - Battery level indication, USB 2.0 compatibility
• Digital Player (Recorder): Equaliser Factory Preset Qty - WAV, WMA, Audible, MP3, protected WMA (DRM 9) / Playback Modes - 320Kbps / Supported Bit Rate - 20 - 20000 Hz / Response Bandwidth - 90 dB / Signal-To-Noise Ratio - 0.1%
• Headphones: Total Harmonic Distortion - Headphones - binaural / Headphones Type - Wired / Connectivity Technology - Stereo
• Battery: Software - Player - rechargeable - Lithium Ion / Battery - Integrated / Battery Enclosure Type - 1 / Run Time (Up To) - 10 hour(s)

Manufacturer's Description
The MuVo T100 is an extremely versatile MP3 player that doubles up as a thumb-drive;It's a lightweight (approx 20g) MP3 player with an attractive design that boasts of the smooth contours and glossy surfaces.;It's a plug and play product where there is no requirment for any installation of software

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Customer Reviews

Simple, capable and convenient wee player!
If you're looking for a MP3 player with a reasonably large capacity and are prepared to eschew features such as a display in favour of size, you can't go far wrong with one of these.

It's dead easy to use - simply take off the cap on the end of it, shove it into a USB port and drag the music you want on it in Windows Explorer. Or use Windows Media Player, Winamp or whatever floats your boat instead. Anyway, the point is that you don't need some crappy application to transfer music to and fro, nor do you need to convert it to some icky proprietory format before it can be played.

The player itself is small, light and easy to use. It automatically organises the music into alphanumeric order and plays it thus, so provided that you've prepended the appropriate track number to each file, they will get played in order.

Sounds quality is good to excellent. The music I played on it is mostly WMA ripped at 128Kbps and it sounds the business. However, like just about everyone else who bought this player, I junked the supplied headphones for some decent ones instead - Sennheiser CX300s in my case.

The only quibble I have is that finding the right album can get a bit tedious, as there's only one slide button that does it and it only skips forward. So if you want to listen to the album before the one you're currently playing, you'll need to skip through all the others to get to it. The slide button is also used to toggle repeat and shuffle, which frankly I'd be quite happy to drop for the ability to skip back an album.

Anyway, apart from that, it's an excellent wee player. Battery life is easily over 8 hours and sound quality is very good. Recommended.

This doesn't have a screen. Who cares? This little player is a beauty!
This is my 4th Creative player, as part of the anti ipod brigade I've always found Creative to be the best alternative. I decided to get this (my current other player is the fantastic Vision: M) purely for my (rather lengthy) commute to work. It gets thrown around in my bag so I didn't want a screen as it would only get scratched, and really, why do you need one anyway if it's not also a video player? I wanted a fair amount of memory (4 gig is plenty). I also didn't want an expensive player just in case it gets lost/stolen/dropped underneath the train.

This ticked all boxes and as an added bonus is like a little memory stick, it's tiny, easy to use and you can literally just plug it into you're PC and you're done.

Out of the box this took just over 2 hours to fully charge and a few minutes to transfer approximately 2gig of music onto it. The sound, while not being quite as good as some other Creative players, is more than fine considering the price (I use with Grado SR 80s - I can't comment on the headphones that came with the player), and I generally get 2 day's commuting out of it (around 6 hours). It may even last longer than this, but I tend to charge as soon I see the red flashing light to avoid it running out on the way home.

*edit* having yesterday forgotten to charge it even though it was flashing red when I got to work, it lasted the journey home and back again, so a good 8-9 hours this will last.

Simply put, for what I need a music player to do, this could not be better. Very happy :)

fantastic - if you can do without a screen
I was totally fed up with mp3 players freezing up. Especially with radio podcasts which can go on for a couple of hours or more.
This was my last shot and after 6 months or so, this little gem has never given any trouble - even after being left in my work jeans, put in the
washing machine and going through the longest wash cycle and a 1200 spin for luck.
Ok, it's not got a screen, but I'm used to that now.
Highly recommended.