- Great mobile video experience 1080P Playback
- HD Video on your Big HDTV
- Music Playback
- Photo Viewer
- Voice Recorder
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Enjoy HD video on the go with the Archos 35 Vision! The Archos 35 Vision displays videos in the 1080p Full HD wherever you happen to be, so you canwatch your favourite movies at any time of the day. What's more, the Archos 35 Vision can connect toan HD TV via HDMI for big-screen viewing and play back content in the same,stunning definition. And that's not all! The Archos 35 Vision features an 8GB built-in memory where you can store music (MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, APE), videos(AVI, RMVB, MPEG4, MKV, FLV), photos (JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG) and more. The 8 GBmemory can be expanded using a microSD card. The Archos 35 Vision'sbattery provides up to 14 hours of music or up to 5 hours of standard video percharge. Plus, there's an integrated voice recorder, meaning you can recordimportant lectures or meetings. With the Archos35 Vision, digital entertainment is put right in your pocket!
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
I just received this as a birthday gift. While it beats the Samsung MP3 it replaces by virtue of working within Windows file manager rather than buggy, constantly crashing software, that's about as far as it goes so far.
The controls are counter-intuitive, which is a pain since the instructions you receive are minimal to say the least. I can't get the touch screen to work with my fingers and am currently using a broken pencil to operate it. When it's set to random play and you try to skip forward, it ignores the random play setting and just moves forward one in the library.
Sound is okay, not spectacular. I can't comment on the earphones since I automatically discard in-the-ear ones for something more comfortable.
It's going back if I can arrange it.
The controls are counter-intuitive, which is a pain since the instructions you receive are minimal to say the least. I can't get the touch screen to work with my fingers and am currently using a broken pencil to operate it. When it's set to random play and you try to skip forward, it ignores the random play setting and just moves forward one in the library.
Sound is okay, not spectacular. I can't comment on the earphones since I automatically discard in-the-ear ones for something more comfortable.
It's going back if I can arrange it.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Usually I research tech purchases very carefully and almost always end up with a product that I am really pleased with. Not this time. This was an impulse buy: ooh look! it has a big touch screen, HDMI, a microSD card slot and 8GB on board. And it plays Ogg Vorbis and FLAC, as well as MP3, WMA and all sorts of video formats. Looks quite nice and not badly made. Probably won't sound as good as my iRiver clix, but how bad could it be?
Well let's find out. The LCD is quite low resolution, very low contrast and has terrible viewing angles. Not a patch on a smartphone display (nor the clix's AMOLED), but nonetheless it's usable. I'm not that interested in playing videos but it seems to decode many codecs/containers surprisingly well.
The resistive touch screen is slightly irritating: it needs quite a firm push or a finger nail, but the worst aspect is the delay; it can take a while to respond, and in that time, you're not sure whether it's going to do anything at all. I think you could get used to it though.
I could live with the display and the touch interface if the sound quality were OK. Sadly it's not even mediocre. The flabby bass, muddled mid and dull treble are joined by some intermittent strange distortion and even crackles on some MP3 and Vorbis tracks. It really does sound like a cheap 1980's Walkman. The sound does clean up discernably with a headphone amplifier, but it never comes close to the clix, which comfortably annihilates the Archos on sound quality.
In summary, if you want a cheapish video player, this might do, but if you are intending to listen to music, spend a bit more and get something decent.
Well let's find out. The LCD is quite low resolution, very low contrast and has terrible viewing angles. Not a patch on a smartphone display (nor the clix's AMOLED), but nonetheless it's usable. I'm not that interested in playing videos but it seems to decode many codecs/containers surprisingly well.
The resistive touch screen is slightly irritating: it needs quite a firm push or a finger nail, but the worst aspect is the delay; it can take a while to respond, and in that time, you're not sure whether it's going to do anything at all. I think you could get used to it though.
I could live with the display and the touch interface if the sound quality were OK. Sadly it's not even mediocre. The flabby bass, muddled mid and dull treble are joined by some intermittent strange distortion and even crackles on some MP3 and Vorbis tracks. It really does sound like a cheap 1980's Walkman. The sound does clean up discernably with a headphone amplifier, but it never comes close to the clix, which comfortably annihilates the Archos on sound quality.
In summary, if you want a cheapish video player, this might do, but if you are intending to listen to music, spend a bit more and get something decent.
I don't write many reviews, only when something is exceptionally good or, as now, I completely disagree with all of the other reviews. I bought this despite of all the negative comment because it is, on paper, exactly what I wanted - a small "all screen" video player with a properly widescreen display to watch films on the bike in the gym.
It took 2 hours for it to be fully charged, then I filled it with videos via simple drag and drop pc connection. The "counter intuitive" interface is simplicity itself, a list of options is on screen, flick to your choice and press (music, video, photo etc) and a list of songs/videos appears. Press the one you want and it plays. Anyone who can't get that should not be let outside.
No complaints over picture and sound quality, but ignore the included earphones.
Cons? I had to reformat a few videos so it would play them in the correct screen ratio, but no big deal.
It hasn't broken yet, so can't comment on reliability, but it feels solidly made.
8gb is not huge, but doubled the size with a £4 card. 8gb is more than I can watch on a full battery charge, and I will want to rotate the content regularly anyway, so not really a problem.
1080 HD? Misleading. It may play a 1080 HD file (never tried it), but the screen is not 1080 HD, and surely a 1080 HD film would all but fill the memory? I reformatted to match the screen resolution to save memory (no point playing 1080 HD on 480x272 screen). Ignore this capability.
In short, for £80 this is exactly what I wanted. Keep your ipods.
It took 2 hours for it to be fully charged, then I filled it with videos via simple drag and drop pc connection. The "counter intuitive" interface is simplicity itself, a list of options is on screen, flick to your choice and press (music, video, photo etc) and a list of songs/videos appears. Press the one you want and it plays. Anyone who can't get that should not be let outside.
No complaints over picture and sound quality, but ignore the included earphones.
Cons? I had to reformat a few videos so it would play them in the correct screen ratio, but no big deal.
It hasn't broken yet, so can't comment on reliability, but it feels solidly made.
8gb is not huge, but doubled the size with a £4 card. 8gb is more than I can watch on a full battery charge, and I will want to rotate the content regularly anyway, so not really a problem.
1080 HD? Misleading. It may play a 1080 HD file (never tried it), but the screen is not 1080 HD, and surely a 1080 HD film would all but fill the memory? I reformatted to match the screen resolution to save memory (no point playing 1080 HD on 480x272 screen). Ignore this capability.
In short, for £80 this is exactly what I wanted. Keep your ipods.
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