The YP-F2 does everything a basic flash player should - but nothing particularly outstanding.

With its dot matrix display, FM tuner and basic recording options, the Legend iVO 1GB is an unexceptional USB-based digital audio player.

The SuperTooth M1 is reasonably sounding considering its size, and the built in-subwoofer and rechargeable battery make it appealing for music buffs.

A good but not great iPod alarm clock, it has a few nifty features like its motion sensor but the audio is merely average.

Although slightly expensive, Samsung’s YP-T7F is a feature packed MP3 player with one of the best screens we have seen yet.

The Pure-Fi Anywhere is one of the better portable speaker systems we've reviewed, offering excellent sound quality, a travelling case and convenient rechargeable battery, making it ideal for travel.

With a plethora of features packed into an ultra-compact case, the Toplux is an astute purchase for the fashion conscious.

If you can handle having no voice recorder or radio and are dissatisfied with the sound quality of other portable media players, then the Sony NWZ-A815 is a great choice.

For a competitive price, the mm50 provides quality sound and is loud enough for in-home use.

Although this is a small and cheap player, SanDisk has sacrificed advanced customization options to compete at this price.

A lack of features and convenience overshadow strengths such as long battery life on this flash-based player.

Creative's MuVo Slim 128MB is a great choice for people on the move, but don't expect to store more than a couple of albums at a time.