Are these Coby's worth the money if you were to buy one would you buy the MP707 or the Coby MP606?
389331
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.
389332
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.
389333
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.
389334
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.
389335
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.
389336
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.
1924592
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.
1962734
nothing compares to the m50, it's origin's murray cup champion, successor to the 300i. it's small, lightweight, and very fast. 4 hardpoints for 2 missiles and 2 class 1 weapons. trust me go with the m50
2203330
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.
1026855
Sorry...I gave my KOby away..Good sound good picture..Wayyyyyyy dated ..Do NOT know the answer to your fquestion..Probably KOBY can tell u????..fAIRLY GOOD c/s.....Jim
2062851
Without a doubt. Worth every penny. Ive been through almost every bb and pellet gun out there and the biggest bang for the buck is the daisy. Ive got two from 1999 that i still use and two newer ones as well.
1924007
no brand is tuely better then the next except avoid crossman. when your looking for bb;s look for .20gram or higher bb's. the heavier you go the lower your fps will be, but it will improve accuracy and your ability to shoot through brush DO NOT BUY ANYTHING LIGHTER THEN .20GRAM BB'S
1485464
Around the same price range...(*and note that tone is purely subjective - best thing to do is play as many as possible and find one that sounds good to you) I like the Eastman E6D and also the Seagull Coastline Series.
894671
just picked up the iM600 for 60$+free ship...better than waiting for a newer model w/ a higher tag
1708751
Yes. The two I have are both very consistent. I can accurately dial in a 5" target from up to about 60 feet in my experience, and hit it 7 outta 10 times. I have 5 other airsoft spring-powered pistols and one rifle. After two years of summertime use the 24/7's are still the best. I'll likely get a CO2 one this summer.
2198745
It depends upon what you shoot the most. I have both and enjoy them both. They are both a bargain.
1395534
We buy ours when they go on sale for roughly $100 or less. My sons are audiophiles so for them it is a good price for great sound. Don't know the difference between the LP & M100. I couldn't say if it would be worth it to you.
1787969
I gave up waiting for the Coby and bought the Archos 101. I think I may have been happier with the Coby but the 101 is nice.The screen is a little bigger on the Archos, but I feel I would have liked the 8" screen just as well. For those of you who wait, let us know how you like the Coby.
2159079
I have one on my Remington 700 varmint in 308. For me, it is great, I know however for some people bipods can be a personal preference. A friend of mine just put one on his Mosin Nagant and he likes it. For the @28 bucks or so it costs, you can't really go wrong, vs a harris bipod which is much more. If you haven't already seen it, Nutnfancy does a great review of this bipod on youtube, its very thorough.
1537204
I just sprang for the 607. Unbelievable! Without a doubt I made the right choice. The sound from this workhorse is incredible. You will not be dissapointed.
334580
I would personally go with the pj650v. I own one and I never regretted buying one. The features u get with it is insane. U can shoot 24p,60p,30p. U have the option to shoot in avchd or mp4. The image quality is amazing. When I first got I showed the quality to my tv production teacher and he was kinda of jealous because this records better image than most big cameras. If u like to shoot in low light just get some cheap led lights and u should be good to go. There are tons of other great features. Overall this is the best option to choose.
2188263
Yes, a good one. I,m using the UMC 200 and it is excellent. The difference between a fine one and a common one is like day and nigth. I was very surprised.