Samsung YP-CP3

Samsung YP-CP3

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Samsung YP-CP3 Reviews

DigitalVersus

10/2009

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4.0/10

Product Survey: Portable Audio and Video Players

The CP3’s story is quite amusing. At first we thought the player would only come out in China, or in Russia, but here it is in Western Europe. The first shots seemed to show that it would have a photo sensor but we can’t find it. Then we heard about an 8 GB version, but it won’t be coming here apparently. The first thing you think when you unpackage the CP3 is, "What on earth is this player?". It has absolutely nothing in common with the design of other Samsung players. It isn’t a touch (THE in vogue technology at Samsung). The finish is very low end, with ugly plastic, poor assembly and a joystick that really doesn’t look as if it will last long. All this certainly isn’t promising. And yes, when it comes to the interface, we’re a thousand miles away from what Samsung can do. The CP3 continues to confirm its low-end status, what you might expect from an unbranded Chinese product. To finish our remarks on the external commands, everything else is in keeping with what we’ve seen so far: the joystick is in effect of very relative quality, the on/off button is stiff, there’s a shortcut for record, the utility of which you can only wonder at, so much so that we didn’t bother to press it. No need to say more.