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8.0 Great
Release date: February 17, 2005
Category: Micro Drive Player
Manufacturer: iRiver
Capacity: 5 GB
Weight: 3.5 oz
Audio formats: MP3, WMA
Works with: Napster, eMusic, RealRhapsody, LiveDownloads, BuyMusic, AudioLunchbox, RealPlayer, Musicmatch
Storage Type: Micro Drive
Battery life: 10

The iriver H10 isn't perfect by any means, but its advanced features, useful touch pad, and nice color screen keep it on a par with similarly priced competition.

The iriver H10 isn't perfect by any means, but its advanced features, useful touch pad, and nice color screen keep it on a par with similarly priced competition. [-] Hide

The Good
Sophisticated compact design with removable battery; solid sound quality and nice EQ options; excellent FM and voice recording; photo-friendly color screen; supports Windows Media DRM 10.0.
The Bad
Controls aren't as intuitive as those on the iPod Mini; power adapter requires a USB dongle; line-in recording requires an optional cradle; mediocre battery life; no album art support or PC-less transfer of photos to device.
Bottom Line
As iriver's first 5GB entry, the H10 includes nearly every coveted feature, but navigating the player controls can frustrate some users.

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Recent User Reviews

iRiver H10 (5GB)
Great player. Excellent features, plenty of space (Come on, who has 2000 songs..?) and a great interface. Software is a waste of time though, but there is a free alternative.
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Two major things, fm tuner, and voice recorder
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