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On the whole, I was more than satisfied with the music playback. It was loud and clear without any need to max the volume. In noisy environments you can just sit back and leave the rest of the planet behind. And trust me, you’ll have no need to change the bundled earphones as they’re quite comfy to use; even after prolonged usage they won’t hurt your ears. The device is compatible with MP3, WMA, AAC-LC and Linear PCM file formats. Another impressive feature is the battery life. I left the player running at full volume and it clocked a little over 12 hours. That’s not bad at all. Even when it comes to video playback you’ll be able to squeeze out 5-6 hours, which easily translates to three movies/videos. My eyes still ache. The sacrifices we make for the sake of testing...
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