Blank-Media Reviews

The Lexar Media Jump Gear MP3 player is a fine player at a great price. It works with JumpDrive Sport USB Flash Memory which can store all types of files, not just mp3's. You can purchase as many of these memory drives as you like and make different collections with them.

As far as the player goes, it is compact with adequate volume and sharp display. I was even able to use it in my car with a cassette adapter. The earphones are buds and may be uncomfortable if you aren't used to them.

You have the choice of purchasing the JumpGear with the 64MB starter memory or purchasing it without memory and ordering the JumpDrive seperately. Even though I got it with the memory I found that 64mb wasn't enough to hold an entire album. The prices on larger capacity JumpDrives are coming down and you can purchase 128mb, 256mb, or 512mb for a better value.

The JumpGear MP3 player is one of the best deals around.

I'd bought it together with Microtek Take-It S1 and its marvellous to get more the 300 pictures with 3M-pixels and over 3000 in VGA. Thats what I wanted and got!

I had trouble finding a CD-R brand and type that would work in my car's finicky CD player. I went through several brands until I tried this one. Maxell works great for me! I haven't made a coaster yet.

These disks are great for backing up your hard drive. No computer owner should be without a zip drive and these disks.

I've gone through well over a hundred of these and have only once had an error. Besides, the cost on these are way lower than any other (comparable) ones I've checked out. Highly reccomended.

These discs are the best I've found for little or no errors as well as durability. The discs are triple coated and scratch much less than other brands. Well worth the extra pennies!

however it would help if they added a pic of the product since maxell makes like 10 various versions of a cd-r.

For a person that still records on one of the original "CDR Audio Recorders (stand-alone NOT computer) I have found these discs to be superior to all others. First of all, they play on anything without the player having problems reading it. Sometimes on audio players such as car and home equipment my TDK's and other cdr's would not be read properly. Secondly they tend to resist scratches much better than others I have tried, and after all you DO want your CDR's to last a while, so it's worth paying a little more for these.

Do yourself a favor and order the Maxell CDR Music Pro's...you won't be disappointed when using a stand-alone audio recorder.

This brand and media is reliable for 12 and 24 Gbyte backups. We've only bought this specific item (brand and code) to ensure good results here at revacomm.

Pretty good CD's. just make sure that your burner supports them cause i heard some people had problems burning on 3" CD's. I have a Sony Spressa CRX-160 and it worked well.