Pros
- Huge, vibrant, and sharp AMOLED screen
- Beautiful design and solid construction
Cons
- Navigation is unintuitive at times
- Mediocre bundled earbuds
Bottom Line
Possibly the best-looking player of them all, the iRiver Spinn has a large, gorgeous AMOLED display.
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