Portable Media Player Reviews

Reg Hardware have published a review of the LG Touch Me FM37 MP3 player. 'First off if you are going to call a product the Touch Me it had better feel pretty good in the hand. At first sighting we were a little worried that the brushed steel appearance of the device might mean that it had such a smooth finish that it would slip about all-to-easily in the palm of the hand. This is an annoying and increasingly common trait, especially with many mobile phones, which often means trying to maintain a grip is like trying to hold onto a wet trout. A frisky one at that.However, the surface of the FM37 is textured so it sits comfortably and securely in the hand. Still, the real reason the FM37 is called the Touch Me is really its touch screen user interface. The user interface on any product of this type is often the make or break application...and we’re back to the iPod again.'

IT Reviews have published their review of the LG Touch FM37 digital media player. 'Buttons are rather small on-screen, so navigating around, both in terms of controlling media and browsing through the features, can be quite awkward. It's easy to hit the wrong part of the screen by accident, and when you combine this with the fact that the display is very difficult to view in direct sunlight and even more awkward to use if you're moving around, you'll find usability to be drastically reduced in comparison with conventional controls.'

Preview Gadgets have published their review of the LG FM37 mp3 player. 'It has big touch screen display, player width is 51,5 millimeters, length 90 millimeters and its 9,9 millimeters wide. On first look player reminds on combination of two LG-s popular cellphones, Shine and Prada. The screen is of average dimensions for a device this size, but with the complete lack of buttons on the front face, why not make it bigger? Although the minimalist, ‘less is more’ style is effective, a larger screen could’ve put this player leagues ahead of the competition.'