Are these Coby's worth the money if you were to buy one would you buy the MP707 or the Coby MP606?
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I didn't think so. It was okay at first, it definitely works as a music player, but the limited functionality led me to ultimately buy another player and give this one away. I had a hard time shuffling music (I don't think you can) and finding certain artists. The UI isn't very intuitive.
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I like the one I have. I have not compared the two so can't answer that question. You'll just have to do some research on what you want in a player. Good Luck.
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For me, someone who is not tech minded or into complicated things, the 707 is fine. It's a good value if you just want to play music, and don't care if it's in alphabetical order. Does not have advanced features, so if you're looking for more in a player, this may not be for you.
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I'm not familiar with the MP606, but so far the MP707 has been worth the money I spent. I bought it for my daughter, and it's been able to stand up to the treatment of a 9-year-old. It's user friendly and easy to operate.
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I boyght this for my grandson who was 8 yrs. Old at the time. I wanted to start him with something inexpensive to see how responsible he would be with taking care of it. He has very much enjoyed it and it has worked wonderfully all this time. I would definitely recommend this. Coby MP707.
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No, I can't remember all of the issues, but Playlists was one, their album info was another. I returned mine and bought a Sony Walkman, and I love it.
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It has been a while since your post. What are your thoughts on the 506? Thanks in advance.
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no. it works quite well and plays music/vids fine, but its definitely not the best i've used. i would recommend the 'coby' brand for a good quality, long lasting mp3/video player. the problems i've had with this include: difficult to use touch screen, choppy video quality, and the pictures this device takes will not upload to any social media website. not sure why. i am currently using a coby brand mp3 player that i have had for about three years and still works wonderfully. of course they've updated their products, but just look into them for something good.
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i had the same dilemma and opted for the p7000. I'm waiting for mine to arrive from amazon.
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I would recomend it if your on a budget. Its mounted on my sig 716 and shoots great. On a 3x3 tatget at 25 yrds we were getting really good groupings. Only took it out to 100yrds once. Very easy to dial in the moa to bring the shots where you want them.
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The CX 680 is ur best bet with regards to durability and longevity. I even accidently washed and dried it with my clothes and still works like brand new even after almost 2 yrs later. The sound quality and base is fantastic.
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Hello David - I was not able to get full usage from the Coby so switched to the Insignia which I think is better. By repeat track function-not sure I understand what you mean.Whenever I wanted to hear something I had heard previously I just returned back until I found it then repeated it. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
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Thank you for your post. I am looking for a tagging system for my 2 boys (10 & 12). I've found them for $60 a set which is expensive but justified if they use them. However the upgraded set is $399 on Amazon. I can't imagine spending $399 for the same gun with a few more attachments.
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Hello David - I was not able to get full usage from the Coby so switched to the Insignia which I think is better. By repeat track function-not sure I understand what you mean. Whenever I wanted to hear something I had heard previously I just returned back until I found it then repeated it. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
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I purchased the M604 from Amazon for about $90.00 this past winter and love it. I am sure you could be satisfied with this. I am not familiar with the other unit you are considering, so have no opinion. The M604 is really powerful for its size. I was going to buy a second M604 but do not understand the tremendous increase in price. I would not pay the current $210.00 but wait until it drops back to $90.00.
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I shoot a walther ppks and its great!! Bought a extra pair when friends go to range with me. Well worth the money.
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I Have an old worn out Revolution its still preferable to the newer model. The 70 buck version just doesn't do as much. Worth it...you bet if you really like and use all the functions. The revolution is discontinued.
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Don't be obsessed over pixel counts, consider the larges print you will be making. 12 mp can easily be printed at 12 x 18 and will be not see any differences had it been a 16 or 18 mp file. The quality of the picture, tonal range, color rendering etc, is excellent on the P7700. I have gotten very good prints at 14.5 X 11 from my old 4 mp camera. One advantage of higher mp counts it the ability to crop the picture and still be able to make a large print, or corp small areas for good smaller prints. I love my P7700 and am very satisfied with 12mp pictures. FYI, I also shoot 36mp pictures from my D800 which I print up to 40 x 60. Bottom line consider you you really need, and quality pictures should be a big priority over un-needed pixel counts.
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The answer to that all depends in my opinion on the quality of the music in your collection. If you're mostly using 128 kbps MP3 or AAC, then you'll not really realize the full potential of what these headphones can deliver. However, if you have high bitrate (256 kpbs+) or lossless recordings in your library, then the P7s will be a welcome and worthwhile purchase. I've owned mine for a couple of weeks (and upgraded from the Bowers & Wilkins P5s) and am literally blown away by their balance, power and precision. They're so good, in fact, that the $400 price seems like a pretty darn good value for the money. The answer to that all depends in my opinion on the quality of the music in your collection. If you're mostly using 128 kbps MP3 or AAC, then you'll not really realize the full potential of what these headphones can deliver. However, if you have high bitrate (256 kpbs+) or lossless recordings in your library, then the P7s will be a welcome and worthwhile purchase. I've owned mine for a couple of weeks (and upgraded from the Bowers & Wilkins P5s) and am literally blown away by their balance, power and precision. They're so good, in fact, that the $400 price seems like a pretty darn good... » Read More The answer to that all depends in my opinion on the quality of the music in your collection. If you're mostly using 128 kbps MP3 or AAC, then you'll not really realize the full potential of what these headphones can deliver. However, if you have high bitrate (256 kpbs+) or lossless recordings in your library, then the P7s will be a welcome and worthwhile purchase. I've owned mine for a couple of weeks (and upgraded from the Bowers & Wilkins P5s) and am literally blown away by their balance, power and precision. They're so good, in fact, that the $400 price seems like a pretty darn good value for the money. « Show Less
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No one answered,....but I was going to ask the same question... Did you decide on any of them? How is ti going? I'm still undecided among these two and the KA 600 pro, but it sounds like you didn't like the KA. It'll be great to hear your opinion. Thanks!
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Tyll Hertsens revues both the NADs & the B&Ws; at InnerFidelity.com. The NADs hit the "Wall of Fame" while the P7 does not. Read the reviews there and you'll probably decide to go with the HP50s. These are both great sets of Over-The-Ear Full-Sized-Sealed Cans, and they are both beauties... but in the end I would go with the NAD HP50s.
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I would get an AimPoint patrolman or an EoTech. They are more expensive but well worth the extra cost and will survive your 7.62mm. Trust me I know. I have used them in a number of harsh environments. You may want to get a riser to help with co-witness. Let me know if you have more questions.