Comments on: Kubik Edge 4GB Portable MP4 Player Review

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 16:53:56 +0000

My daughter bought me one of these for Christmas, and I have to say it’s quite probably the worst ‘player’ I have ever had. I actually can’t think of one good thing to say about it. I eventually managed to relate the fact that it wasn’t working to he company in the U.K who are responsible for repairing these things.It took ages, I don’t have a clue where they get these people from,you can imagine trying to explain the problems with an electronic component to somebody who can’t speak, or understand the English language.The player I returned for repair was in mint condition, I received back a player that was clearly well used,with the chrome plastic hanging off, but it did work, or it would have done if they had returned the headphones too. So, I went out and spent even more money on a pair of headphones, which including the p&p return postage had now cost me £12.00. Ah well, at least it worked, didn’t it, yes, for a month, then back to square one, I actually ended up just throwing it the drawer, a complete waste of money.

By: tom clulow

tom clulow — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 16:33:27 +0000

Regarding the kubik 8gb mp3 player, can this be connected to the stereo, a function available in most vehicles these days, and re downloading music, as a technophobe and lifelong i-pod user, can I download the saved music from my i-pod account?
P.s. Good informative website, thanks.

By: nylonic48

nylonic48 — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 11:28:19 +0000

Very poor, unreliable. I can only offer my opinion on the kubik digital edge 4gb player and with that in mind I thoroughly advise you to avoid. Stick with the reliable , established manufacturers, yes, the may cost more, but you are paying for that reliablity and pedigree. My kubik edge stopped working when it had a total amount of 10 songs on it, the screen locks up and stays that way. I thought I had just been unlucky, but it appears that amazon sell this player and the feedback from buyers suggests that this problem is reasonably common. Happy buying, happy listening.