Did you have an MP3 Player?

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

It’s absolutely based to own one. Your friend is missing out.

10000%.

Phones can never match the MP3 Player experience because your music can get interrupted by a million different factors on your phone.

 

[geeforty]

still do baybay. i rock my ipod with pride.

 

[Zemus]

I still regularly try out new MP3 players. Mostly using the Timmkoo Q3E currently, but getting myself used to the Phinistec Z6. Using a phone for music is like throwing a fancy meal onto the road and eating it off of there.

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I had an ipod nano that I loaded up with songs from newgrounds and then I left it in my swimming trunks pocket and walked into the ocean with it. ?

Hey, I recognize you. Mess with the Lunarians and the tides will mess with you!

 

[AnonymousCookieMonster]

My first (and only) MP3 player was a discontinued in 2005 Creative Labs MuVo first generation model with 512Mb storage using FAT16. It doubles as a mass storage media USB device, and only takes 1 AAA battery and lasts about 6-8 hours on a single rechargeable battery.

No screen, 5 buttons, and more than sufficient for traveling with headphones. As long as the files use continuous (non-fragmented) space it plays beautifully.

 

[C.Endfield]

Good old days of taking these to university and just listening non-stop to downloaded mp3 songs.
For modern usage, I got a Walkman NW-A45 but this right here, this evokes something in me which no other mp3 player can replicate. Far from perfect, far from having any flaws, but I just loved the design and that it nearly ran a full day on a single battery.

 

[chrismas]

Bought one for Christmas after phone's aux port gave up the ghost. Did you know MP3 players are marketed as luxury items now? The higher end of these players are now priced in the thousands - crazy stuff. That said, I only paid ~$300 for this one, a Hiby R4.

 

[Ian Naxieas]

I had several. None of them broke or anything, I just bought new cheap ones for increased storage space. Couldn't tell you the brands for the life of me. My boyfriend did just recently get a used Zune from one of his friends. It's kinda pointless, but he likes older tech and it came with lotsa good songs, so can't complain there.

 

[jankusanagi jankusanagi]

I had a 128 MiB player back in the very early days of MP3 players being available, don't remember the brand. I wonder where it is...

Then I moved on to a 1 GiB Creative Zen Nano similar to:

which I used for several more years ?

 

[NobodyHere]

As a small child I couldn’t go to sleep without listening to something, so I had a SweetPea 3. It’s about the size of a brick and you could easily beat a man with it.

Later on I got a proper mp3 player because my phone couldn’t hold all my music. When it broke I just used my phone again when I got a new one, rip

 

[MasterEn]

my first mp3 player was a psp.

 

[fake-kun]

I still have a MP3 player, actually. Unfortunately, it doesn't work anymore.

 

[tropicalavera]

My first mp3 player was the incredibly cute and sexy Creative Zen Micro. It had a whopping 6GB! of internal storage, a lit screen, and fit very snug in an altoids tin.

I eventually upgraded to a Zen Vision M which had a full color screen and 30gb of storage - but GOSH was that thing hideous!!

 

[Azuris]

I had one of those, these existed from different brandings with minor differences:

I really really liked the Formfactor.

When going on Vacations, i use this old Xperia, it has Winamp ;D
Sad that Winamp isn't working on my modern Device, it is really really good.

 

[Grumpy_Old_Man]

A mostly black Recco both in a 128 mb a 1 gb variants. The device looked almost the same as the above poster.

Right now, I'm using an "energy system" mp4 as I'm rather allergic to smartphones.

 

[χKai]

Never had an mp3 player, but I'm thinking of getting one.. Mainly because it sucks to have your theme music skipping on bluetooth.

 

[PrismRed]

I have HiBy R4, the green one.

 

[χKai]

Do they still make MP3 players with plug-in audio jacks?

 

[Ikagura Ikagura]

I have found that old MP4 player.

I kinda like non-iPod players from around the year 2010.

 

[PrismRed]

Do they still make MP3 players with plug-in audio jacks?

You mean 3.5mm? Most still do as it has been standardized for a while.
4.4mm usually available on mid to high end players, while 2.5mm are slowly being phased out now.

 

[frankied85]

I think the only mp3 player I ever bought was the Creative Zen Nano. I only used it when I went jogging or to the gym. I'm not ashamed to say that I had the Final Fantasy 7 battle theme in my workout playlist ?
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I had the big non-nano Creative Zen. It seemed a lot bigger than it had to be.

 

[Ikagura Ikagura]

I know it's popular nowadays to spit on Apple (rightfully) but we can still agree that the original iPods were quite class.

And I miss that glossiness they got back then.

PS: To stay relevant on the subject it belonged to my father but I could use a bit of it.

 

[Antilocal123]

No, I'm not 50 years old. /j

 

[Deleted member 420614]

God I had many all from Philips to Sony to Ipod to Irover to creative.
Reason I had so many if upgrading over time form 128mb to 256mb to 512 to 4gb to 8gb to 16 and so on a and also gone from MP3 to MP4 players. But yeah the last one I had was Ipod Touch.

I never been an apple fan so the reason I owned Ipod touch well was watching anime and surf the net.
So I only ever owned 2 apple products ever Ipod touch second and third gen.

 

[jiyuuboyetsvi]

i have a modded iPod Video (5.5 gen)
and a Sony Walkman NW-A45
(edit: since i know people will bring it up, YES I KNOW I HAVE 30 BILLION ICONS ON MY DESKTOP!!!! that picture is several years old and i dont have that many on there anymore.... i promise >w>)

 

[SpikeSlania]

I bought a Sony Walkman MP3 player like 5 years ago collecting dust. Part of why is it requiring priority software to put music on it and I left windows behind awhile ago and don't think Sony even really updated their software for it. Thinking about getting a new one recently that I can copy and paste music onto for playing in the car. I currently use my phone and play what I have in amazon music or bandcamp with nothing downloaded so when I travel through amish country I sometimes completely lose my connection and music. Granted I would be looking into one with blue tooth/wifi built in or speakers since my main use case for one would be while driving. Maybe also while mowing the grass like what I used my old Sony Walkman for.