Buyers' Guide to MP3 Players

Today's players pack more songs than ever, and the devices are easier to manage, too.

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iRiver SlimX IMP-350 CD/CDR/MP3 Player (iRiver America-IMP350)

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Flash-based players are easy to tote and have reasonable starting prices. Good-value MP3 CD players usually retail for less than $200, and additional blank discs are cheap. You get a two-fer with hard-drive players, though they cost more initially: You can carry a huge music collection in a fairly portable device, and such players often have intuitive file management systems and clear LCDs that display song information. The bottom line? Look for a player that holds the most songs in the smallest package you can afford.

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