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Technical Details
- 4GB memory for media storage
- Fun motion control for easy useage
- Voice Guide to help find artist and tracks
- Funky bright pink colour
- Small, compact design
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Express yourself through colour and music with this quirky little MP3 player from Samsung. With a motion control and voice guide this bright MP3 Player is easy to use and fun to own. Skip and pause tracks by holding the Tic Toc on its side and shake either to the left or right. To skip to the next album, simply click the Tic Toc three times. To adjust the volume, hold it upright and click up or down. The Tic Toc can also differentiate between slow and fast songs, so the right tunes for the right occasion are played. It also it tells you the name of the artist and the song being played. The Samsung TicToc is a must-have for you anytime anywhere. The tiny square-shaped TicToc will suit you anytime you wear it around your neck, put it on your desk, or listen to music with a cup of coffee. It’s also available in two colours and easily fits in the palm of your hand. With MP3, WMA, OGG, and FLAC file playback for up to 12 hours, you’ll enjoy all your favourite tunes on the go.
2GB internal flash
With 2GB of internal flash memory, the battery life is up to 12 hours on a single charge. The Samsung TicToc supports MP3, WMA, OGG, and FLAC file formats, which allows you to enjoy various options for downloading files.
Two colours
The Samsung TicToc MP3 player comes in two different colours of blue and pink, and with a pair of matching in-ear headphones and decorative shells.
Built-in Clip
The TicToc clip is comfortable and convenient. You can position the TicToc and display it as a fashion accessory, with matching earphones allowing you to create your own style.
TicToc motion control
Amaze your friends; Samsung TicToc operates through the force of gravity. The built-in G-sensor means that Samsung TicToc recognises your motion and you need no more than one button to simply operate the device. Go beyond simply listening to music with the Samsung TicToc.
Mini App
Mini app launches ‘Tempo Analysis,’ which will cleverly sort your music into fast and slow songs allowing you with a few shakes to automatically choice either as a playlist.
It also provides various TicToc Mini App Skins, which enable you to alter according to your preferences.
Cute little design
The Samsung TicToc is a tiny MP3 Player that can fit in the palm of your hand and weighs only 12g.
DNSe™ 3.0 core
The TicToc is powered by DNSeTM 3.0 sound engine. Its Mini App enables you to choose one of the seven DNSe sound fields for playback; Auto, Normal, Studio, Rock, R&B, Dance, and Concert Hall.
Voice Guide
Samsung TicToc is the friendliest MP3 player on the market. The voice guide informs you of the current status of the player, usage instructions and, with a shake, will tell you the name of the artist and song you are listening to.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
20 of 20 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:4 GB|Amazon Vine™ Review
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As long as you don`t make the same mis-steps I did with installation, I think you will find Samsung have made a very viable and attractive alternative to anything Apple have produced.
Simple things first - the 4gb capacity is enough to hold best part of 1000 songs. I also think it looks great - small, rectangular and pretty. I`m turning into a bit of a fan of Samsung (whereas in the past only Sony would do), as their products are good looking and they work properly too.
With regards to the installation, as long as you install "Kies" - the equivalent of itunes - and rip your songs to that, it`s pretty straightforward. You can move songs over one-by-one or by folder and the screens are all clear and there is help/tutorial available. I made some silly errors at this crucial first stage and tried to drag things over from Windows Media Player but that didn`t work - resulting in one of those horrible error messages, in this case "file not supported". A quick, reluctant consulting of the manual and things were up and running as they should be.
All operations such as skip, volume +/-, go back to last track etc., are done by the big and only button, the trick being getting used to where to hold it - horizontally for skip, "+" skyward for volume increase, "-" up for quieter...I think I`ll get used to it...it isn`t complicated, just a new way for me to operate an MP3 player. I like the bud-type earphones too, they`re almost like earplugs in that they really do block out surrounding noise - but magical ones that music comes out of ;)
All in all, another good Samsung product. The only downside would be that the controls have a bit of hit and miss feel about them, but time will probably cure that. As Larry David would say, "pretty, pretty good".
Simple things first - the 4gb capacity is enough to hold best part of 1000 songs. I also think it looks great - small, rectangular and pretty. I`m turning into a bit of a fan of Samsung (whereas in the past only Sony would do), as their products are good looking and they work properly too.
With regards to the installation, as long as you install "Kies" - the equivalent of itunes - and rip your songs to that, it`s pretty straightforward. You can move songs over one-by-one or by folder and the screens are all clear and there is help/tutorial available. I made some silly errors at this crucial first stage and tried to drag things over from Windows Media Player but that didn`t work - resulting in one of those horrible error messages, in this case "file not supported". A quick, reluctant consulting of the manual and things were up and running as they should be.
All operations such as skip, volume +/-, go back to last track etc., are done by the big and only button, the trick being getting used to where to hold it - horizontally for skip, "+" skyward for volume increase, "-" up for quieter...I think I`ll get used to it...it isn`t complicated, just a new way for me to operate an MP3 player. I like the bud-type earphones too, they`re almost like earplugs in that they really do block out surrounding noise - but magical ones that music comes out of ;)
All in all, another good Samsung product. The only downside would be that the controls have a bit of hit and miss feel about them, but time will probably cure that. As Larry David would say, "pretty, pretty good".
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:4 GB|Amazon Vine™ Review
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Whilst this has its plus points, which I will get to presently,the main thing you need to know about the TicToc is that there is no LCD display and it operates only on motion. This is an advantage if you can't read or if you like gimmicks and novelties, but a disadvantage if, like me, you like to scroll playlists and ponder.
You have to learn to use it, as its not straightforward, and you control the volume with shakes, and the tunes with clicks and shakes- which I am still getting wrong.
Downloading was OK, when I figured it out, but I haven't figured out how to make the voice work-yes, you get a verbal playlist instead of a readable one. If you shake this wrong, or the wrong number of times,it can be over sensitive and perform the wrong function. I just didn't feel in control.
Its not all bad news though, here are the plus points as promised:
Its attractive, small and light. You could wesr it around your neck (say, if cycling) or there is a belt clip to attach it to yout clothes/belt. It comes with spare headphone covers, which is a nice touch, and is about the same size as a packet of Rennies (showing my age there). There is a 4GB memory on it, but I was not tempted to fill it when I feel I can't access the right song I want in the first place.
To be honest, I think my 13 year old niece would love the novelty value of this, as I got quite frustrated with the "3 shakes to the left, two clicks, one click, one good shake" palaver. Just give me an LCD screen and a few nore buttons. I can cope with that!
You have to learn to use it, as its not straightforward, and you control the volume with shakes, and the tunes with clicks and shakes- which I am still getting wrong.
Downloading was OK, when I figured it out, but I haven't figured out how to make the voice work-yes, you get a verbal playlist instead of a readable one. If you shake this wrong, or the wrong number of times,it can be over sensitive and perform the wrong function. I just didn't feel in control.
Its not all bad news though, here are the plus points as promised:
Its attractive, small and light. You could wesr it around your neck (say, if cycling) or there is a belt clip to attach it to yout clothes/belt. It comes with spare headphone covers, which is a nice touch, and is about the same size as a packet of Rennies (showing my age there). There is a 4GB memory on it, but I was not tempted to fill it when I feel I can't access the right song I want in the first place.
To be honest, I think my 13 year old niece would love the novelty value of this, as I got quite frustrated with the "3 shakes to the left, two clicks, one click, one good shake" palaver. Just give me an LCD screen and a few nore buttons. I can cope with that!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:2 GB|Amazon Vine™ Review
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I think I saw this on the gardget review on "Something for the Weekend" (Sunday morning show) and I have to admit I was intrigued by it - especially the shaking it to control songs etc.
I managed to fit on 17 CDs which isn't many - BUT a few are the compilations (eg 20 songs per CD) - and it is very easy to remove songs and add different songs. The software was also easy to install.
I agree that it is not as wearable as the iPod shuffle as it is not flat. The clip seems to hold its grip well and I've tried some (gentle) exercise which hasn't made it skip on at all.
The earphones that come with it seem a bit on the small side - and not as comfortable as others I've used, but then you can easily interchange with any other ear-headphones you might have already.
The charge seems to hold well (I'm confident it would last a long-ish haul flight , and all in all it compares very favourably with a Sony "walkman" USB stick style MP3 player I have (with the added bonus of having a clip)
Based on the size/capacity I wouldn't recommend this 2GB model if it was to be your only MP3 player - but for kids (or for sports if you don't want to use an expensive iPod) it is just the ticket.
I managed to fit on 17 CDs which isn't many - BUT a few are the compilations (eg 20 songs per CD) - and it is very easy to remove songs and add different songs. The software was also easy to install.
I agree that it is not as wearable as the iPod shuffle as it is not flat. The clip seems to hold its grip well and I've tried some (gentle) exercise which hasn't made it skip on at all.
The earphones that come with it seem a bit on the small side - and not as comfortable as others I've used, but then you can easily interchange with any other ear-headphones you might have already.
The charge seems to hold well (I'm confident it would last a long-ish haul flight , and all in all it compares very favourably with a Sony "walkman" USB stick style MP3 player I have (with the added bonus of having a clip)
Based on the size/capacity I wouldn't recommend this 2GB model if it was to be your only MP3 player - but for kids (or for sports if you don't want to use an expensive iPod) it is just the ticket.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Pretty. Cheap.
Bought this for the wife but had a good play before she wouldn't let me anymore.
The player was very easy to set up. Read more
The player was very easy to set up. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Andy Devine
A little too gimmicky for the technologically inept
I am a little backwards when it comes to technology, at least when music is involved (I primarily still listen to music on my old portable CD player when on the move). Read more
Published 2 months ago by Laura T
Not very detailed
This item was requested in black and altho' it said black on the box was in fact pink.The loading and reproduction of music is satisfactory and if you dont mind not having a screen... Read more
Published 5 months ago by vintage
not impressed
I purchased this product for jogging. I did not really like the product! Was too difficult to change the volume
( you have to put the mp3player in special position to change... Read more
( you have to put the mp3player in special position to change... Read more
Published 7 months ago by L. Rihova
Smart, Cheap, Tiny!
I bought this for my Wife to use on Holiday.
It's amazing how something so small can hold so much music.
She loves it and uses it all the time. Read more
It's amazing how something so small can hold so much music.
She loves it and uses it all the time. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Mr. P. R. Carter
Brilliant
I loved this tiny mp3 player!!
It is a lot smaller than what it looks on the pictures. It is about 2 fingers width in length and one in fingers width in width of the mp3. Read more
It is a lot smaller than what it looks on the pictures. It is about 2 fingers width in length and one in fingers width in width of the mp3. Read more
Published 9 months ago by mikki
Tictoc 4GB
TicToc is very good. I ordered this two days back and got it today.... This is too good with respect to packing, product, sound quality ans sensors ae also very good which force me... Read more
Published 10 months ago by Rajat
tictoc
cool,unusual and easy to use,when you get use to it!
super fast delivery,good value for money!
shame no free delivery,apart from it - 5 stars!
super fast delivery,good value for money!
shame no free delivery,apart from it - 5 stars!
Published 10 months ago by Y.K.
TicToc MP3 player - 4GB
The product is very interesting with something special from other models that have display panels. Just shake - move it upside down & back for various functions. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Fantastic
difficult to use
I had real problems with the control on the unit - you turn it upside down or right way up and press a button to increase or decrease the volume etc and you control it by shaking... Read more
Published 13 months ago by Cambridge Ian
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