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Skip to main content. Verified Purchase. I have had to drop a song or two on most cds -- which doesn't bother me too much since most cds have a least one "dog" on them. Read more. I still can't figure out the equalizer feature! That aside, the unit is great. The first thing I did was chuck the headphones that came with it. They were dificult to hear and caused me to have to play it with the volume very high. I opted for the earpiece style by Sony and now listen to it at about half volume. Don't put too much stock in this "up to 15 hours on a single AA battery" nonsense. While this may indeed be true in outerspace at volume setting number 1, in the real world jogging or at the Gym it's about hours. I don't know why they promote this I wouldn't have been disappointed at all if they hadn't ever mentioned a battery life. If you are expecting to fit an entire CD on the Rio , plan on purchasing a Flash memory card , Overall, I am very happy with the unit. It was worth the price just to never hear another skip at the Gym or while jogging! I bought 2 32MB Smartmedia cards to improve my listening experience. I listened to the 2nd player for about 2 months when it broke. Again, it just stopped working. This MP3 was nice, when it worked. I returned my first Rio because it stopped working on me within the 1st month of my purchase. Fortunately, Amazon has a great return policy so this was no hassle at all. Although I was without an MP3 player for about 1 week. When the 2nd player came in the mail I was all overjoyed. I am very diligent when it comes to caring for my electronics. I know that in no way I could be responsible for such a horrible experience with my 2 Rio's. That is more than I expected, but I will be investing in a 64 meg Smart Card which the Rio can accept once you upgrade the firmware to have more songs at my disposal. After researching and reviewing a number of mp3 players before making this purchase, I decided on the Diamond Rio , mainly for its 64megs of memory on board. A week after the purchase, I could not be more impressed. Within 15 minutes of opening the box, I had the software and drivers installed and the first set of songs uploaded. I also upgraded the firmware from the Rio site, which gave me several more preferences and options equalizer, program play, backlight options, etc. It is not intuitive and does not come with directions, so it's a trial and error thing. I will try MusicMatch or Real Jukebox to see if it's any easier. I suggest going to the Rio website and looking for the manual, which is slightly better. I usually learn hardware without the book anyway, but if you are manual-dependent, this may be a problem. This is not nearly the battery hog I expected it to be. I have purchased lithium batteries because I read that I can get more play time off them, but I'm still waiting for the first battery to die! I will complain about the headphones. Not because they mess up sound quality but because the pads keep falling off them! They aren't as comfortable as I prefer. It is small, compact and impossible to make skip. It suits my needs compact, ease of use, more mobile than a CD player just fine. It has also been dropped once with no ill effects. I could not be more pleased with this purchase, and highly recommend it for others looking for mp3 players! SoundJam will become your MP3 player of choice, too. The Rio is a great MP3 player - in this reviewer's opinion, the best on the market currently. Its size smaller than a pack of cigarettes and weight about an oz. You can jog all day with nary a skip, and with the included netting belt-clip, it will definitely NOT pull your jogging shorts down, weighing about the same as a pager. All you need to know is how to work the plug, and how to drag and drop, and you'll be organizing your Rio playlists with no trouble. If it isn't already, SoundJam will become your MP3 player of choice, too. I also get great sound out of a phones-to-cassette adapter, which I use to playback MP3's in my car. My only complaint is that the included ear-beads are terrible, both acoustically and for the fact that they just won't stay in! Alternative headphones can be used, but drain the power source 1 AA battery rather quickly. A solution might be NiMH high capacity rechargables. Pluses: no skipping. Good, strong sound. Took it to the gym this afternoon, and, for the first time in years, I So, I just bought this wee beastie via Amazon's used marketplace, and, right off the bat, I'm pretty happy. The price was right I have yet to see if the firmware update holds true; supposedly, I'll be able to pop a 64 meg flash card into my Rio and carry two hours around with me. Took it to the gym this afternoon, and, for the first time in years, I didn't have to listen to disco when I worked out. The Rio stayed snug in my pocket, and I could lift in peace. Minuses: included headphones are weak. Lack of Win2K audio management software support though I remedied this with a few While RioPort or Real aren't all that interested in supporting their legacy products, there's a strong Open Source contingent that thinks the Rio is the bee's knees. I downloaded RIOsitude, which works beautifully, so much so that I sent the creator a couple of bucks Lack of AC adaptor jack, though that's ofset by the supposed long battery life. We'll see about that one. All in all, I'm happy. I got just what I wanted for a decent price. How often can you say that when it comes to consumer electronics. Update: after a week of working fine, my little Rio gave up the ghost. No clue. Might have been the firmware update, might have been gremlins. This definitely brings my score down a notch, though I'm now using a friend's Rio he upgraded to a player with a microdrive and it's going okay. Caveat emptor. Also, it has the ability to upgrade with memory cards , which I've yet to do. I always thought MP3 players were a bit of a scam, especially with the high prices of some players, but after owning this one, I'll I actually got this player free with an offer at audible. I had every intention of using my Pocket PC to play the books, but I ended up using this little guy more than I thought I would. At first glance, it seems far more bulky than it is. It slips easily into your pocket or similarly sized space making it perfect for travel. I use it almost everywhere now to listen to audiobooks: in the car, riding my bike, when I work out, etc. You only need one battery at a time and the battery display lets you know how much juice you have at all times. My only complaint is that the 64 megs of on-board memory isn't enough for music. It's more than enough for audiobooks however. I managed to fit the entire unabridged Black House by King and Straub on the little feller and listened to it the whole way through. I always thought MP3 players were a bit of a scam, especially with the high prices of some players, but after owning this one, I'll definitely upgrade when and if this little guy ever gives out. You can get firmware updates easily at their website. Comes with a " card ", not a manual. But there is a good manual, and a printable version, at the RIO website. Provided headphones stink. Very well made unit. Great sound. Battery life is so-so. Good support from manufacturer. I added 64mb card , which are coming down nicely in price. I have two RIO's, one for music, and one for my audio books. Decent headphone volume. Display with latest firmware is sometimes hard to read. BUT, Sonicblue tech support website does have program you can download for free that will fix it usually. This happened to me, and the program worked fine! Right now, I think it is good buy. I prefer alkalines. Regular rechargable AA batteries are not recommended for the I think it's a great unit. The reason I bought the Rio is because memory is expandable using flash cards. More memory is good. Also, I have some Compact Flash cards for my digital camera lying around. Unfortunately, Diamond opted to call their proprietary memory card , a I bought a Rio and regretted the purchase 5 minutes after opening the package. To load software from the computer to the Rio, you use the AudioManager software that comes with your Rio. On 3 of 4 computers I tried the Rio software on, the software failed to properly interact with the Rio, popping up a dialog saying, "Either your Rio is busy or it has insufficient memory. Try turning your Rio off, then on again. Diamond's tech support did find a work-around that worked on 1 of the 3 failing computers, though. Unfortunately, Diamond opted to call their proprietary memory card , a flash card even though the memory is incompatible with any device using the standard compact flash card. The only reason I can fathom for the similar name is duplicity on Diamond's part. The other reason I bought the Diamond is for use in the gym. The carry case packaged with the player, however, is tedious. The fabric mesh case completely obscures access to all controls. In fact, while fumbling, I accidentally placed the Rio into "loop this track" mode. How did I do this? There is no loop button. Several minutes of inspection, between workout sets proved fruitless. Later, after I got home and read the manual - fold out pamphlet is more apt - I learned Diamond overloaded the use of the multi-button. Not only does the multi-button turn, but you press it for selections. If you have a Sony HandyCam, you know the drill. However, while in the gym, the Rio's interface had me baffled. I blame Diamond for a bad interface. A classic problem in the field of computer science is the knapsack problem. The knapsack can store only some many units and given a selection of different-sized units, the problem is to optimize how much you place into the sack. The limited memory of the Diamond is the knapsack. Your MP3s are the items you place into the knapsack. Unfortunately, when placing MP3s onto the memory cards , you have to select which card the MP3 is stored upon - either the onboard memory or the expansion. The AudioManager does not optimize for you. Leaving you to figure out how to best use every megabyte on your Rio. This lack of optimization is exceptionally tedious. Looking at the specifications the Diamond Rio seems a winner, but after some use and field testing, I realize terrible mistakes were made. Diamond duped me with their illegitimate "flash card ," the AudioManager isn't fully baked and the interface to the player isn't straight forward due to one button having more than 1 function. Give this player a miss and wait for the 3rd generation MP3 players. It has a slot for an additional compact flash card the newer firmware upgrade will let you double your memory to megs , but if you're using the Rio primarily for books you probably won't need the additional memory. What really sets this device apart is its support of the Audible file format, allowing you to download books. While I will occasionally listen to music on my Rio, I won't travel without it because of the ability to listen to books. The standard 64 megs of RAM will accommodate more than 28 hours of books - meaning that you'll find the Rio a terrific companion on long trips. The device itself has a sturdy feel to it. It's light, about the dimensions of a credit card , and has a "lock" feature that lets you freeze out the controls so an errant button push won't disrupt playback. Sound quality is excellent - on MP3s, you'll think you're listening to a CD. Other reviewers rightly complain about the earphones - they're awful. I've already thrown mine out after less than a week of owning the unit. The connection would often produce static, and the foam covers over the earpieces fell off every time I took them out of my ears. Once I replaced the earphones, I haven't had a problem. If you do get the Rio, I would recommend checking out Audible - their subscription deals give you a great way to regularly download books at a reasonable cost. Read other reviews that mention easy to use sound quality battery life usb connection realjukebox volume control audible manager software that com great mp3 player carrying case audio manager audible books audio books tech support belt clip works great upgrade the firmware highly recommend usb port small and light smartmedia cards. See more. If you want to listen to more songs you can buy smart media cards Your songlist on the Rio is dynamic changing which means you can delete and add songs at any time. It may lack an FM radio or organizer like others have but the same and its quality make up for that. Audible is now compatible with the Rio and has many interesting types of audible content. I have personally used my Rio in other ways than in my ears. I have hooked up an optional Rio-to-cassette adapter, which you may already have or have to purchase, and listen to it in the car or in a stereo system. The software is the best of its class. If I'm not mistaken I'm sure it uses Winamp technology for it's sound, which makes it well worth it to listen to it on your computer too the Rio 's quality is just as good if not better. That's nothing for newer systems. WAV format, etc. I would highly suggest having an Internet connection as it is very helpful. Also the headphones on this piece of equipment can blast up to wazoo and its max is way to high for anyone's ears. Thats more used for auxilary output anyway. The menu on it is easy to use yet I would suggest keeping your Rio up to date. When you buy your Rio it comes with 64 MB of space on it. If you are a music lover this is for you. Believe me it is a must! A huge uproar came about from all the owners since other companies were supporting the 64MB cards. Finally they relented. For starters - the box says that it's firmware is upgradeable to support higher memory capacity at a later time. Then after we'd already bought it - they said they wouldn't upgrade the firmware past 32MB cards. Then the new Rio's won't support the memory cards that you buy for this product. And memory is the most expensive part. There won't even be some sort of an expansion pack - the new Rio's will use a proprietary type of memory which means you can't use it in your PDA or Camera - and you'll pay a lot of money for it too. Crashing often, it has huge battery issues. The USB cable - not sold anywhere so you can't get a replacement. And why not? This "older" product is the most current product available by them to date. Are you getting the feeling that they've upset me a bit! At 32k the sound quality is satisfactory and I'd rather have a large variety than CD-quality. I've had my Rio for about 6 months now, and I've had absolutely no problems with the player. Battery life is about the same as my old Rio , but it's shorter if you use headphones with in-line volume control. The Rio allowed a 24k bitrate but the lowest on the Rio is 32k. The backlight, bookmarks and random play modes are also great features. I don't use the equalizer very often. I also listen to audiobooks from an online site, where I got my Rio The sound quality is usually okay, but due to a slow modem I have to download the lowest available quality. The higher quality files are huge but would probably sound much better. The bookmarking feature on the Rio is great for audiobooks as it allows you to easily resume listening after an interruption. I do have two complaints about the Rio. One is the plastic carrying case which makes it difficult to use the side controls for bookmarking, volume, etc. But it is move convenient to just slide the clasp over my jeans pocket instead of putting it inside a pocket. But there are several replacements available at another online site, I usually use Riorio or Riositude. You can search for either name and find the software. Next you must download Audible. Major gripes for the Rio seem to be headphones, software and Audible. Just got mine in and immediately I updated the Rio's firmware to 2. The software RioPort was my biggest complaint Works okay Never tested the headphones Sounds great to me. Sound quality and hardware: very nice. Software and documentation: needs work. Although this is a decent amount, mb smartmedia cards have gotten a lot cheaper The Rio is a great MP3 player. It has all the features I wanted, pretty good battery life, and is a perfect size. PROS: -Basic, easy to use interface. CONS: -I hate the software interface. It is slow, unstable and poorly designed. I suggest you use Windows Media Player instead to upload files to the device. It will work with XP using 3rd party software, which, consequently, is better than the included software The only thing that makes it less valuable is that the external and internal memories are counted as seperate storage areas, meaning you I've had my rio and I love it to bits! It goes everywhere I go, and is so easy to lose into my pocket. The only thing that makes it less valuable is that the external and internal memories are counted as seperate storage areas, meaning you can't have half a song on each one. This makes sense since you can easily remove the memory card at any given time. This thing is also very durable. I've dropped it on rocks, cement, and even stepped on it and have never had any change in the playing quality. I have, however cracked the LCD while running and hitting the ground at 30mph, but I think anything would break like that. This product also incudes a random mode, program list, and some other options to make the sound quality better. I strongly recommend the rio , it really beats the old CD players and other low-memory portable devices. The only problem I have with the Rio is the lack of instructions that come with the unit. They only give you a small fold out which does not explain enough in my I purchased this MP3 player after shopping around for awhile. I have not been disappointed. The installation of the software was easy and the USB cable was just a matter of plugging it in. The software has a direct link to the Diamond Rio web page. Which showed me immediately that there was a software upgrade and a upgrade to the firmware available. This upgrade to the firmware is important, since without it the rio is unable to use 64mb flash cards. They only give you a small fold out which does not explain enough in my opinion. After a few abortive tries I was finally able to upload songs to the Rio. The sound quality was excellent. The headphones are not that great and I recommend you start looking for new ones as soon as the Rio arrives. No moving Parts, removable Smart Media Cards used to expand memory. The Future of music does not involve any motors of any kind to spin a disk. I've allready downloaded a ton of online books and music, and the In it's own world, the Rio is great. Just an MP3 Player with 65 Meg ram. Needs better headphones, although they feel snug and secure. Also, it would have been nice to have a recording feature with built in Mic or Input for a Lapel Mic. That would blow minidisk out of the water. I must say however that this is the future at its best. I've allready downloaded a ton of online books and music, and the quality is great Wav file with just about any MP3 editor Try Music Match Oh, and the bundled headphones are worthless. As far as MP3 players go, this one is quite disappointing. It is indeed capable of playing. Unlike many of it's competitors, this device uses an apparently proprietary memory format and USB interface; you have to use either RioPort's bloated software or a dodgy user-written workaround to load songs. What's more, the strange formatting means that if you expand the Rio with a SmartMedia card and then move that card to another device, you'll have to reformat it and lose the data currently stored there. They fall apart after a few uses or even being carried in a pocket. Quite frankly, I don't want or expect copyright enforcement in my media player. That's kind of like making a car that the owner can't get back out of, just in case they drive it into a restricted area. Another design flaw may be found smack in the middle of the unit's back - the serial number sticker. The sticker is cheap and unprotected, which means your serial number and bar code rub off after carrying the device in your pocket a few times. Since one must have the serial number to download an updated version of the device's firmware or loading software, you would be well advised to write the number somewhere a little safer. The last problem is compatability, and it's a big one. I advise you to do the same. I have had this product sitting on my bookshelf for over a year, never opened. I finally got a wild hair to try and see what it was about and have been pleasantly surprised. I never thought I would use a MP3 player, but now I am hooked. In the time my unit sat on the shelf Diamond was bought out by SonicBlue First, the software included with the unit only works on Win9X Installed both of those and in about 10 minutes I had loaded the player up with a few MP3s and was happily listening to my tunes. The problems I ran into were easily resolved, the unit works great and the only complaint from me is that I gave away my MB SmartMedia card so I need to buy a new one. There is now availability to use a 64 MB SmartMedia card which makes a huge amount of difference when comparing this mp3 player to others out in the market. I originally bought a 64 MB card when my Rio arrived, and it did There are a lot of upsides and a lot of downsides to this product. First thing that I need to say though, is that they have updated one very important aspect of the Rio I originally bought a 64 MB card when my Rio arrived, and it did not work. It's about hours of quality play, depending on your rate preferences. The controls on the unit itself are excellent in my opinion. It is true that they are not at all well described in the putrid manual. We really can't refer to it as a manual, more like a tiny folded poster. The blue backlit screen is really great. Also, the text is clear and neat looking. I suppose it's up to you. But the unit is light, slick, and very nice in general. The sound quality, as with all Rios, is pretty much as good as it gets for mp3 players. Get good headphones though, as it is true that the ones they provide just don't cut it. Besides just the headphones issue is the small problem that the volume level 20 the loudest is not as loud as one may like it to be. But considering what many people need the Rio for, it's understandable that it doesn't break any records for loudness. It really isn't that necessary. Here come some problems The software really is horrible. It's just not as good as many other options. But since those options are generally free MusicMatch, RealJukebox, etc , it's not really worth worrying about. How about the transfer of data? Well, first, a good thing is that the Rio uses USB connection, which allows for the transfer of a song in mere seconds. However, beware, because if the battery is low when you transfer, you could damage the Rio. Word is, however, that they now have a utility for fixing this problem if it happens. Better than the old plan of sending the customer a refurbished one. I have heard that this format is going to be better than mp3, but the does not support it Hopefully, they will upgrade the firmware some day to support it, but as of now, they aren't. Last of all, what about the Rio and soon to come Rio ? But how much will it cost to get it up to MB? I'm not sure. I think that if you can get a good deal on a 64 MB SmartMedia Card , the is quite enough with the MB, at least until the next generation of players which will store songs in the GB range. The price of the will likely go down with the here, so it isn't the rip off it once was. The has different colored face plates, but how important is that? Depends on what you want from the Rio. The is a tiny bit lighter than the , but that is not even negotiable about. So, overall, I think the is a great product. When it's working well, it's completely awesome. If they upgrade the firmware to support WMA, the would become even more flexible. Keep in mind that the largest SmartMedia card available now is 64 MB, leaving the no-flash memory players at a 64 MB maximum. It's cool, and it does the job. If you want a nice mp3 player that will last a while, or at least until the amount of memory doesn't matter anymore, this is a great choice. Show 20 more reviews. Back to top. Get to Know Us. Make Money with Us. Amazon Payment Products. Let Us Help You. Amazon Music Stream millions of songs. Amazon Advertising Find, attract, and engage customers. Amazon Drive Cloud storage from Amazon. 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