Aigo A215 2GB MP3 Player

By: Jenn K. Lee on August 18, 2006 6:36 AM

Aigo isn't a company we normally write about, but their new A215 2GB mp3 player grabbed our attention with its WMA10 support and phenomenal battery life. How phenomenal? Well, just pop in a single AA battery and you'll be set for more than two days of continuous music.

Everything else about the player is pretty standard: MP3/WMA/WMA9 support, voice recorder, preset EQs, 3-line backlit LCD, USB 2.0, etc. If you live in the UK, you can get the Aigo A215 now for about $130.

[Aigo via Advanced MP3 Players]

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