Rio PMP-300 (32 MB) MP3 Player

Pros: Cheap
Cons: Form Factor, Storage

If you have $$$ - spend it on a better player, if you are even buying an MP3 player it suggests that you have some $$ to spend. Check prices vis a vis 64mb players (the minimum storage - i believe you need) bc with an expansion card, the 300 is not as...

Pros: Light, Easy to use, and Skip-Proof
Cons: Flimsy battery cover

The first portable Mp3 player, Diamond Multimedia's Rio PMP 300. the perfect facility for those on the go, or those who play sports. Listen to your favorite music while playing tennis, golf, basketball, or while jogging or doing aerobics. The best...

Pros: lightweight , small, doesn't skip, easy to use
Cons: quick battery usage, expensive expansion cards

I have recently bought a Rio PMP300 MP3 player and am totally in love with it. The retail price may be $170, but after a little shopping, i ended up getting one for around $70. This was after i used the manufacture's $50 rebate which is in effect until...

Pros: price, functionality
Cons: No USB support,

I will never buy CDs or cassettes again!! I have used the Rio 300 for about 6 months now and appreciate it more now then I did when I first got it. Granted the onboard 32MB memory is too small, but add an additional 32MB smartmedia card and you have 2+...

Pros: Good Sound Quality
Cons: VERY little memory

I purchased a Diamond Rio PMP300 portable Mp3 music player and I was astounded by the quality of music that it plays, later I realized that it is not very much worth it to pay 150 dollars for something that can only hold 10 songs, when for the same price...

Pros: Good sound quality, cool looks, impressive durability
Cons: Short battery life

I bought a PMP300 mainly because of its great price ($100 after rebate), small size (comparable to a deck of cards), and its cool looks. I was most impressed with the durability of the unit--while skiing two weeks ago it unclipped from my belt and was...

Pros: Don't have to pay for cd's.
Cons: Bad design, brakes alot, costs alot

About six months ago I decided to get a portable mp3 player. I went to my local electronic story and at the time the only one available was the Rio Pmp300. I purchased it for about $130 and was thrilled for about the first month and a half. Then one...

Pros: Sound Quality is Exellent
Cons: little space

Well i baught a d link 16mb portable mp3 player. All i have to say is dont buy it. In a 16 mb player they say that you can have 30 min of music. thats a lie you can only have about 4 songs and about 10 min if music. a 32 mb is better but still only...

Pros: Compact, Cool looking,
Cons: Small storage, Sound quality

This little thing is great. I bought one about a couple of weeks ago and I am very pleased with it. It is so tiny and convinient. You can put in your pocket and no one will notice. It only takes one AAA battery too. And that lasted for about 12...

Pros: Small, reliable, useful
Cons: Not enough memory, cheap headphones

The Diamond Rio 300 has 32mb of flash memory, which holds a half hour of music. It is expandable to 64mb with a $100 flash memory card (That's over an hour of high quality music).

Though it is expensive, it is useful if you have a lot of mp3s...

Pros: small, light, easy to take with you
Cons: doesn't hold much music, annoying to load music into

I got this soon after it came out. For a week or so I was thrilled. I could load music into this tiny little thing and take it with me.

But the problem was it only holds a few songs. And unless you are only on a short trip, you get sick...

Pros: small and light weight
Cons: not enough space on rio

You should buy this product if you are a music and computer freak. You can listen to your rio anytime and it is small and light weight. The Rio enables you to put mp3's from your computer to your rio. Then after you are done with that you can listen to...

Pros: Good sound, unshockable, easy software
Cons: Tech support is terrible, not enough memory

I got my Rio300 and never thought that I'd need an expansion card. It comes with 32MB onboard, and that seemed like enough for me. I took it to school with me all the time. I never had any problems with it, and the bundled software was easy to use....

Pros: There nice
Cons: There rude

It's new. It's improved. It costs a small fortune. Do I really need the latest in hang on you belt gizmos to listen to music on? Thus far since the invention of the transistor radio, it seems that everyone had to have the latest in entertainment devices...

Pros: size, no cds
Cons: memory, fairly fragile

Talk about a great invention, this is now the only portable audio device that I use. It is not much bigger than a deck of cards and plus there are no tapes or cds to haul around and possibly get stolen. You can transfer songs from your cds by means of...