Toshiba gigabeat X30

Nice design with an outstanding large colour screen. Good sound quality.

A little features-light compared to others in the market. Confusing and unintuitive navigation. gigabeat room not exactly user friendly.

Toshiba’s new gigabeat X30 is one of the few MP3 players out there that can match the iPod in terms of style, but its unintuitive navigation system and confusing PC software will frustrate some. It’s also a little features-light for an MP3 player in...

Really light and small ; Great screen ; Fast operation ; Can be used as an external drive for storing backup or transporting data from one PC to another

Screen too small for long movies

Overall, I was really impressed with how Portable Media Center devices evolved in a year or two, in terms of size, user interface and usability. The Toshiba Gigabeat X30 would fit perfectly in my gadgets collection.

looks. but like they say, looks aren't everything

ty ; stopped working, sent it in, technicians took like 15 weeks (not overexaggurating here) to fix it, used it again, HAD THE SAME DAMN PROBLEM FIVE WEEKS LATER ; can't put things in playlists. not easily anyway ; can't delete songs on the mp3 itself,...

Gigabeat player have system problem. There is no supported site

Hard to get that system. Gigabeat player is not for foreigner

Nothing that I can see

Everything so far

Great screen

anoyin interface ; no vids

it should have come with the user manual instead of having to download it, thats the only thing im having trouble with-that and getting my music into playlists,but i suppose if i had the user manual id no how to do that.

great screen, good feel, good look, nice storage space (30gb)

it should have come with the user manual instead of having to download it, thats the only thing im having trouble with-that and getting my music into playlists,but i suppose if i had the user manual id no how to do that.

great screen, good feel, good look, nice storage space (30gb)

Too expensive