• Create personal playlists on multiple JumpDrives for added flexibility
• Use your JumpDrive to store and carry business documents, schoolwork, photographs, or other information, in addition to your favorite music
• Supports MP3 and WMA file formats
• Compatible with Microsoft DRM for playback of downloaded songs from popular on-line music services
• Customizable user settings (Equalizer, Backlight)

JumpGear MP3 is a full-featured digital music player that lets you play music stored on your JumpDrive Sport, and create personal playlists on one or multiple JumpDrives for added flexibility. And of course you can still use your JumpDrive Sport to store and carry business documents, school work, photographs, or other information, in addition to your favorite music. JumpGear MP3 supports MP3 and WMA music formats, and includes customizable user settings for equalizer and backlight.

This is a good player with nice features. It fits into the palm of the hands but the buttons feel awkward to use while holding it. Even though we were really impressed with it when we first got it, it seems designed to break after a short time. Handy people will be able to solder the piece that breaks though to extend its use. My husband said most of the soldering work looked good except for on one piece. Other reviewers have complained about the same piece breaking. I think it took about 3 months for the piece to break on ours, but after fixing it, it has been working for over a year. Don't get it unless you feel comfortable with opening it up and doing some soldering work on it.

This little player is great for the money. Downside is you need the Lexar Jump Drive to store the music on. But for the money, its a great option.

When I started using Lexar Jumpdrives, I picked this up, thinking it would be neat to be able to use as an MP3 player. It does have a decent display, which made it nicer than what I had before, and of course you get limitless storage space - just buy more Lexar Jumpdrives (which I think are great).

However, there are some problems. First, despite following the directions, I have never been able to get this to work properly when I write music files from my Mac. Also, in the intervening two years, cheaper and better MP3 players have made this pointless. The new iPod shuffle (admittedly, no screen) is smaller, lighter, runs much longer, has a built in rechargeable battery, and is about the same price (assuming you buy this accessory and a 1GB Lexar jumpdrive).

I am rarely impressed enough with a product to write a review but this is an item that is deserving. This is a great MP3 player for those who simply want to download and go. If you can use a memory stick and click and drag you can use this player. For the past year I used it when I worked out and it has performed beautifully.

I have previously owned 3 other MP3 players (Freeport, Nike, Panasonic) and they all were inferior products. Each one of them within six months had numerous hiccups with transfering music to the player or stopped altogether. (I didn't get a single hour of use out of the Freeport player). The Freeport was the worst product.

I bough this one for a while i could buy a nice iPod and i have had it for more than one year, it is more practical than my iPod, i love it because i am not superconcern if i drop it (it is very resistent but also very very light), i place it in my pocket of my pants or in my cell phone pocket, in my wallet or my purse and it is not heavy at all, it goes very good. The sound is not as good as an apple iPod, but it is still very very good. Bateries last fairly and the price is wonderful. What i really like more than anything else is that i can take information or music to and from my mac or my pc and it is very easy to handle, i can take or drop music from one computer to another very easly as i can not do it with my iPod. I have the quantity of music that i decide depending on what flash drive i am bringing with me. The manual is useless... but you will learn by yourself