Cowon iAudio 7

Last update: Review by PCWorld (24/09/07)

The Cowon iAudio 7 features 4 or 8 GB hard drive, 1.3 inch 160×128 dot, 260,000 color TFT LCD screen, maximum output of 16 Ohm earphones : 26mW + 26mW and it plays MP3, OGG, WMA, ASF, FLAC, WAV audio format. The device measures 35.6 X 76.1 X 19 mm and weighs 53g

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Cowon iAudio 7 Reviews

PCWorld reviews the Cowon iAudio 7 and writes;

“Despite its middling audio quality, the Cowon iAudio 7 works well for listening to songs and the radio, and for making occasional audio recordings, but it’s too small for video, and you should see if you can master its peculiar controls at a local store before you buy.”
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iAudiophile reviews the Cowon iAudio 7 and writes;

“Even though the cons list looks a whole load longer than that of the pros, this should not stop you from buying the iAudio 7. The faults it has a relatively minor in comparison to the whole deal you get. If you want something that easily competes with iPod Nano or other similar devices, then you can’t really go wrong with the i7″
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AnythingButIpod reviews the Cowon iAudio 7 and writes;

“The bottom line is the i7 is great listening for the purist who like a flat EQ and will drive some of the more demanding headphones. There are plenty of sound enhancements and EQ setting for the audiophile to fine tune to create a symbiotic relationship between the headphones and the i7. Cowon’s sound quality is their strong suit, the i7 is no exception.”

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CNET reviews the Cowon iAudio 7 and writes;

“The Cowon iAudio 7 beats the industry heavyweight iPod Nano in price, features, battery life, and sound quality. The user interface could use some refinement, but all-in-all this is a very impressive MP3 player.”

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TrustedReviews reviews the Cowon iAudio 7 and writes;

“It’s fiddly to use, but incredibly powerful. It’s quirky to listen to, but has a huge battery life. And though it isn’t the cheapest at £109 for the 4GB and £149 for the 8GB (the 8GB Sandisk Sansa e280 can be had for £114), it is still well-priced. So there’s no getting past the fact that the iAudio 7 is odd, but if you accept its faults and embrace its strengths it makes the perfect geek’s music player. In the inimitable words of Borat, the ultimate oddball – I liiiiike…”
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CNET.UK reviews the Cowon iAudio 7 and writes;

“Cowon’s iAudio 7 is an excellent MP3 player. Sound quality and the support for loads of file formats is a big plus. With 60 hours of battery life this is going to keep pumping music for longer than you’ll be able to listen at one stretch. The one disappointment is the screen, but as a music player it rocks”
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GadgetHolic reviews the Cowon iAudio 7 and writes;

“If you are looking for an audiophile-quality audio player in a small package, stop looking and just get the iAudio 7. There is no reason to look anywhere else. You cannot find a better sounding player in a package smaller than this.”
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SPECIFICATIONS

Capacity: 4GB, 8GB
Battery Life: Up to an incredible 60 hours
Display: 1.3 inch 160×128 dot, 260,000 color TFT LCD
Audio Formats: MP3, OGG, WMA, ASF, FLAC, WAV
Video Formats: Any movie can be converted using the included JetShell software
Other Files: TXT, JPG
Maximum Output: 16 Ohm earphones : 26mW + 26mW
Physical Size: 35.6 X 76.1 X 19 mm
Weight: 53g