Folks,
I am looking for a music player(video playback feature optional).
Pre requisites:-
Should have a descent display, because I am used to my Android phone for listening to music!
Should have excellent sound effect(that means not just loud, but a good listening experience. I dont know much about this side.)
Budget - 6.5k
I spend some time googling and my selections are now narrowed down to two models, both from same manufacturer.
Cowon iAudio 9 and Cowon C2. Now, my question is which one should I go for? or can you suggest some other models? Also, would it make sense, if I strech my budget to 13.5k and grab an iPod Touch 4th generation? I am wondering, because now a days we can get an Android smart phone with just half of that money!
Also, I am now using my LG Optimus One for listening to music. But one day, I happened to use my friends 2k priced cheap Philips Go gear music player. I really felt astonished by the music effect it gives, when using the same Samsung in-ear earphones I am using with my Optimus One. Why it is so? So is it a wise decision to go for a seperate music player besides my smart phone. I spend 3-4 hours daily listening to music.
Expecting some geekiest replies!
Regards,
Alan
I am looking for a music player(video playback feature optional).
Pre requisites:-
Should have a descent display, because I am used to my Android phone for listening to music!
Should have excellent sound effect(that means not just loud, but a good listening experience. I dont know much about this side.)
Budget - 6.5k
I spend some time googling and my selections are now narrowed down to two models, both from same manufacturer.
Cowon iAudio 9 and Cowon C2. Now, my question is which one should I go for? or can you suggest some other models? Also, would it make sense, if I strech my budget to 13.5k and grab an iPod Touch 4th generation? I am wondering, because now a days we can get an Android smart phone with just half of that money!
Also, I am now using my LG Optimus One for listening to music. But one day, I happened to use my friends 2k priced cheap Philips Go gear music player. I really felt astonished by the music effect it gives, when using the same Samsung in-ear earphones I am using with my Optimus One. Why it is so? So is it a wise decision to go for a seperate music player besides my smart phone. I spend 3-4 hours daily listening to music.
Expecting some geekiest replies!
Regards,
Alan