RCA Opal 4 GB Video MP3 player with 1.8-inch Display, FM Radio, and Voice Recording (Blue)

I didn't even read the manual and have been listening every day since I bought it a week ago. The 4GB holds three 12-disc audiobooks, about 25 more hours of music, 28 pictures and 7 short videos. I could probably get more videos on if I deleted the audiobooks! I haven't used the Audible feature yet though I will. A couple of minor things - snipping video from your PC works but the audio is awful so I recommend you don't use this feature. Also if you pause for too long when you go back the file will start from the beginning which is hard to do on a 45 minute file. And last there don't seem to be any instructions on how to use the Audible feature.

I bought one of these for me and one for my nephew. My nephew's has now frozen completely and will not even turn on any longer. It lasted a whopping 4 months. Sheesh.

Mine is working, but here are the pluses and minuses of the one I have:

Pluses:
1) looks nice and is very lightweight;
2) has a radio feature, which I like;
3) has decent graphics with very nice color;
4) has a customizable graphic equalizer;
5) is easy to use and transfer music to.

Minuses:
1) scrolling through options is a pain in the toches--the scrolling is slow and causes the music you're listening to to click quite frequently;
2) loading the player up with music from your own discs often leads to no album information/picture (all the music I downloaded from Rhapsody has album art, but the Springsteen discs I synced from Media Player have no album art at all);
3) figuring out bookmarks for Audible material isn't as user friendly...Read more

The first one stopped working after eight months. I returned it and got a replacement which took nearly two months. The replacement battery started to die after two months. I was told I was out of luck because the "original" warranty was in effect in spite of getting a SECOND unit and that the original warranty ran out. Screw you RCA. I'll stick with Apple.