Samsung YP-T10

What the T10 lacks, sadly, are inbuilt games. Not that what it already had isn’t enough, but why not an added extra? It also lacks a world clock and alarm function, but since there are no external speakers that’s okay – I don’t believe there are too many of us who sleep with our earphones on. It reads the following file formats: WMV, SVI, JPEG, MP3, WMA, OGG, TXT.

I’ve always wanted a player with Bluetooth, and Samsung has delivered in spades. The S5 had it too, but for some reason it didn’t allow me to send files from the device; or connect to my cellphone and take calls. The T10 does it all. I was able to send and receive files easily, and A2DP ensured a handsfree experience.

I expected the battery to last over 15 hours, but I was overoptimistic. All I got was 13.5 hours of nonstop music and about 3 hours of video, which is about one movie and one episode of a half-hour TV show. That’s not bad at all, but still...

The Bottomline
The YP-T10 is a great player. It looks good, sounds good, and delivers almost flawlessly. It offers great features to boot. It's available in three models: 2GB (Rs 6,600), 4GB (Rs 7,900) and 8GB (Rs 9,900). At those prices I think the device is worth it, especially since it has Bluetooth – a brilliant feature to have in a PMP.