RCA Lyra 64 MB MP3 Player

price: $99.99

SKU: RD1021

Sales Rank: 6292

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Product Specification

BatteriesIncluded:: true
Batteries:: 1
Feature:: 64 MB built-in memory stores up to 2 hours of mp3PRO encoded music
MP3 and WMA playback, and mp3PRO ready
External SC/MMC slot for expandable memory
2-line LCD display
Comes with a sports armband, e.clipz headphones, USB cable, CD-ROM music management software, and 1 AAA alkaline battery
Height:: 3.1 inches
Length:: 8.6 inches
Manufacturer:: RCA
Model:: RD1021
NumberOfItems:: 1
ProductGroup:: CE
ReleaseDate:: 2003-06-17
Title:: RCA Lyra 64 MB MP3 Player
UPC:: 044319202632
Weight:: 2 pounds
Width:: 7.2 inches

Customer Reviews

Great mp3 player, perfect for running/working out

I love this small, compact mp3 player. I bought it primarily for use while running, and it's perfect. It comes with a sports arm band, but I just put it in my pocket, and it's so light you don't even notice that it's there. It holds about an hour's worth of songs (128 kpbs) with the on-board memory. Another plus is that there's no skipping. The AAA battery lasts a while too. I've gone running every other day for the past 2 weeks with the player, and still haven't replaced it yet. I haven't had the...

8/8/2003 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

Great First Player

This was my first MP3 player. I went inexpensive (Wal-Mart $68) because I had no idea if I'd like it. Like others, the first thing I noticed was the battery door. It's so flimsy, I'm worried it won't last long. Other than that, I have no real complaints. The player is amazingly small; it's great for your pocket or just to hold in your hand. The headphones are somewhat awkward, I ended up picking up a set of ear-buds, but I would probably have gotten used to the ones included. The display is rather...

5/4/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

Small, Expandable with SD, High Quality Sound

I bought one for my brother on june, it is written in the specifications that it supports up to 256MB SD memory cards. I tried it with Kingston 512MB SD memory card and it works pretty good. After updating the firmware, which is pretty easy when followed the instructions, you can use it as a usb disk, and drag and drop your files and mp3's or WMA's without having any trouble, and it plays the files in the order that you put. Has a nice equalizer, and bass output.Pros: Small size, SD Memory Expansion...

10/11/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

Great quality but not enough memory

I live in Canada and I bought this lyra for about $120.00 Canadian so about $95.00 American depending on the day. It worked absolutely fabulous. The earphones, its size, sound and the fact that it came with a nice carrying case were all great. The only problem I had was a bit of difficulty installing the softwear and you can get a more recent version of the music match jukebox online. It does take memory cards, but the biggest downfall for me was simply the price was just too high for too little...

9/30/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

My little friend

This mp3 player is working great after a year of abuse. I have taken it on every plane flight and jogging every day. I recommend this player because it has no moving parts (solid state technology) and thus is almost unbreakable and has very long lasting battery life. It's very light and great for the athlete. In contrast, IPOD has a spinning hard drive which could be damaged by jolts and uses far more energy. I recommend buying an SDRAM upgrade for this player when they go on sale or you can find...

9/29/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews