Most of your time will be spent in the music section that will allow you navigation via the normal genre, album, artist and so on, although you do need to pay attention to how you manage your music as you can just drag and drop music in a random fashion. The menu is divided into music, pictures, recordings and various settings and customisation options.
(If you are after a larger screen you might be more interested in the Opus or Ariaz models.) The screen cover is relatively clear, not as “oily” as previous versions, but still suffers the problem of being a little too reflective so suffers in bright light, but a definite improvement over previous editions. The screen is still a little small with a border, so you might feel some screen real estate has been wasted here, but there is enough here to navigate your music without problems. Most of the menu navigation is carried out by clicking the screen cover, and it feels more positive and is more intuitive than previous versions of the GoGear player. This uses a similar icon-based interface to previous iterations, but benefits from colour, so it will show off photos or cover art if you wish. Power on and you are presented with the 1.46-inch 128 x 128 pixel OLED display. There are controls on three of the four sides: on the left you’ll find a power slider that doubles as a lock as well as the USB connector the top gives you an "Options" button and 3.5mm headphone jack the right features the volume control and a small mic for the voice recording feature.
But the compact device is now black all around the back, with the screen outlined in silver on the front. It is still all plastic, so lacks the premium feel that you’d get from an iPod nano, but at the same time you don’t have to pay the Apple premium. It still features the clickable screen cover as previous models did, but there have been a number of refinements to make this a much more appealing device.įirst of all the design overall is slicker. Staying in the same form as previously, the GoGear Spark MP3 player is a compact square box (41 x 41 x 15mm) which will slip into any pocket or bag.
But will these new players light up your music collection? We now find the range refreshed and given a name: Spark. (Pocket-lint) - Philips seem to have taken note of some of the criticisms levelled at the previous range of diddy GoGear players.
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