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12/17/2006

(Video) Insignia NS-DA1G Review

At just 0.54 x 1.34 x 3.09-inches and 1.2-ounces, Insignia's sporty NS-DA1G player manages to pack 1GB of storage for all your favorite MP3, WMA, WMA-DRM, and JPEG files. Other features include a bright 1.2-inch OLED display, built-in FM tuner w/20 presets, USB 2.0-connectivity, rubber casing, and up to 18-hours of continuous playback. Product page. "Continue reading" for the review -- bonus video included (interface tour).

Pros

Very affordable at just $79.99. User-friendly interface. Its 1.2-inch screen is very sharp, colorful, and crisp. Transferring songs to the device was a breeze via USB. Incredible 18+ hour battery life. The included CD-ripping software converted an entire album in minutes.

Cons

Player did not come with a hand strap. Headphones were mediocre in terms of sound quality. Casing is not slip-resistant. No jog-wheel navigation.

Interface Tour

Bottom Line

If you've been looking for a no-frills budget-priced MP3 player, Insignia's NS-DA1G definitely belongs on your list. Not only is this player tiny enough to fit comfortably in your pocket, sound quality is great. We give it 4.5 out of 5 stars.

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