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Trevor Baylis BA7074 Eco Media Player Revolution - Black

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Technical Details

  • Wind-up MP3 / MP4 player
  • 1 minute of winding will provide around 45 minutes of music play
  • Full charge (via USB) will provide 48 - 50 hours play time
  • SD card slot to add more memory
  • Hand generator + emergency phone charger
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Product details

  • Boxed-product Weight: 454 g
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  • Item model number: BA7074
  • ASIN: B0028NQLZ0
  • Date first available at Amazon.co.uk: 29 July 2009
  • Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 21,540 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)

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Manufacturer's Description

The Baylis Eco Media Player Revolution raises the bar for wind-up MP3 / MP4 players. Finished in a sleek Piano-Black gloss with rubberised edges, this player offers total freedom from any power source and Best-in-Class 24-bit digital audio performance. The Instant Play intuitive point and click graphical interface permits music play with just one click after Power On. Sort all your top tunes by Artist / Album / Genre / Favourites - even whilst it is playing! Just 1 minute of winding will provide around 45 minutes of music play, and a full charge (via USB) will provide 48 - 50 hours play time. The on-board generator can also be used to emergency charge most mobile phones. A bright 2" TFT screen, 30fps movie playback and an FM stereo radio are just some of the advanced features. Also included are;an advanced Photo Viewer with Zoom & Pan, an Ebook text viewer with bookmark facility and a World First analogue audio Recorder with a built-in Pre-Amp that can digitally encode direct from any external microphone or any other source via the line-in socket, in addition to recording via its built-in voice mic. The device stores around 1,000 songs with 4GB of memory. An SD card slot is available to further expand memory. The Revolution is pocket sized at 25mm x 62mm x 115mm and weighs just 170g. The package comes complete with the latest Baylis EX-2 in-ear earphones.

Box Contains

  • Revolution mp3 / mp4 player
  • Auto recoil Nokia phone charge cable
  • 4 phone adapters (MTA02, MTA04, MTA06, MTA12)
  • Auto recoil USB 2.0 cable
  • Lanyard strap
  • Utilities CD
  • Printed Quick-Start Guide.

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    6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
    3.0 out of 5 stars Interesting alternative, 21 Sep 2009
    By D. Eves "davideves" - See all my reviews
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    This review is from: Trevor Baylis BA7074 Eco Media Player Revolution - Black (Electronics)
    This player might be described as having good, bad and ugly characteristics. It has the appearance and shape of the original brick iPod with a clunky wheel on the front which doesn't actually work as a wheel and a large handle on the back. It will undoubtedly reduce the chances of theft as no teenager would be seen dead with something that looks out of the Ark. The upsides are that you needn't take any charging cables and it has an internal speaker when you want to listen without headphones - as a regular traveller these were genuine upsides even though the speaker sound isn't great. It plays FM radio, can record radio and external sound, plays video and music, view photoes, has a small torch and can charge up your mobile phone. You can also add files from any other computer as the player is recognised as an external hard drive so if you're travelling for a long time that will be a plus. You can plug and play SD cards up to 16gb. It doesn't sync through iTunes so you need to drag and drop from Windows Media or Windows Explorer though I have managed to drag tracks from iTunes. The internal memory isn't big at 4gb and your files remain separate between internal and external sources. The process of finding tracks is clunky and while you can add tracks to a favourites folder it seems impossible at the present time to create playlists. A recent firmware has stopped some of the issues mentioned on other reviews on the web. Not all SD cards are recognised and some work only occasionally. If you stop a video on restart the video goes back to the beginning. The radio is excellent and the headphone sound is good - in fact I would say the sound quality is better than other MP3 players on the market. The company states a minute windup will produce 45 sound. Not exactly correct - more c. 20 mins and your mobile can't be fully charged from winding up. The screen is small, is easily scratched but has a reasonable quality. So, all in this is not really an alternative to an iPod in memory, coolness, speed of file changes and size. It's good if you are planning a long trip and the notion of a windup sounds useful. You're less likely to lose it, inadertently put it in the washing machine and potentially have it stolen - it's not shiny and cool enough. It's good for business travellers who have to sit at airports for long periods of time and want to hear some music in their hotel room. It's not an iPod and shouldn't be compared as such even though it's the obvious comparator. I bought one for my daughter who is travelling for a year but it wouldn't work properly and the company didn't respond to email. Eventually I gave her my iPod and I have now received the Revolution back and it's fully working. I'll use it when travelling but I think there will be lots of occasions I shall miss my iPod even though there are distinct benefits of the Revolution. Guess I am trying to like it. There are no nice third party gadgets but then that's the point of the Revolution - it's stand alone.

    Update: been playing with it for a few weeks and I can see now how to create 'playlists' (create a folder, name it the playlist you wish and then drop all albums manually). The more I use it the more I am inclined to feel positive about it. It's not as intuitive as the iPod but the various upsides such as windup, internal speaker, external memory, torch etc all lead to a very nice large black plastic lump of kit which will be very handy though is easily scratched. It has an infuriating habit of losing all your music, photo and video files requiring you to reformat and put all the files back or refusing to turn on if you have added a file it doesn't recognise which again requires a reformat. I have backed up all the files and folders on to an external hard drive which then allows me to easily drop everything back on again after the reformat. Alternatively store everything on an SD card. This is simple enough but I don't remember the last time needing to do this for my old iPod. I have also increased the volume of all the music files so this allows a better sound quality from the speaker - at a standard volume even maximum the sound can be thin. However the sound is now good enough for me to find it enjoyable to have around.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Chunky but Beautiful, 20 Jan 2010
    By R. Davies - See all my reviews
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    This review is from: Trevor Baylis BA7074 Eco Media Player Revolution - Black (Electronics)
    Yes it's bigger than most MP3 players.

    But the plus points are almost never-ending compared to other MP3 players.

    Excellent sound quality
    Comes with good quality headphones
    Charge your mobile phone
    SD card slot
    Plays movies on 2" screen. Good quality image
    Displays E-Books
    Sideshow photo display
    FM radio
    Record direct from Hi-Fi, other MP3 players, and anything else with a line out as it has a fully functioning line in input for recording.
    Works as a Dictaphone with or without an external mic
    Will NEVER run out of power in the middle of a song/journey
    4GB of memory
    48 hours play time when fully charged.
    And it has a torch, which would be gimmicky except for the fact that it's really bright and actually useful.

    Best of all. It does all this for under £100
    If you want to spend loads of money looking cool then get something else.
    But if you don't like being ripped off by some companies for the sake of fashion...

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    5 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars GOOD BIT OF KIT, 12 Mar 2009
    By R. Crossman (london) - See all my reviews
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    i brought one of these in oct last year the sound quality is good there was an issue with the memory card there is a firmware update on the website they also have good technical support and dealt with any issues with the player
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