Dell DJ 20GB Gen 2 Digital Jukebox MP3 Player Reviews

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All right, this is the Dell Digital Jukebox 20 GB Version. It's the first generation version, so it's a little bit bulkier than the newer ones, which isn't that much of a disadvantage if you're asking me. It's still plenty pocketable. It's still got a slim design. It's still got a sturdy weight but, enough that you can carry it around with ease. It's easy to navigate this particular MP3 player. It's go a scroll button, er, a scroll bar similar to that you might find on an internet ready mouse, things along those lines. It's also got easy controls and a nice blue backlit screen so it's easy to see even in dim places. It's a home button and a back button. The home button will take you back to the main menu where you can choose play lists, albums or artists, and the back button will take you to the previous screen where you can select track from your artist or a track from the album. It's, like I said, it's got a slim design and it feels like it's got enough weight where it's not going to break easily. It's got a nice size LCD so it's easy to see. It's got connections on the top for a lock button which is nice if you're taking it around with you in your pocket, you're not going to be able to hit buttons, which is easy to do, especially with the raised play, forward, and back buttons. It's also got an inline remote connection so that you can have a remote out of your pocket if you don't want to keep pulling the player out to navigate through CDs or artists. It's also got an included charger spot, of course, and the Sync Spot. The Sync uses the Musicmatch Jukebox which is probably, you're probably familiar with if you've ever used a library of music on your computer. It's fairly common software and it's to use, especially Dell's version, which is a little bit easier to use with the portable MP3 player. Again, this it the 20GB version of the Dell Digital Jukebox in its first generation.