Simplicity and ease of use are the first two words that comes to mind when looking at the 4GB iRiver Lplayer. The absent of buttons gives the player a zen appearance, since it uses touch screen as its control method.

With its full-face screen and tiny 60 x 40mm case, the Lplayer is outwardly reminiscent of Cowon's D2+. Wisely, though, iRiver has eschewed the touchscreen: instead, you control the Lplayer by clicking the screen at the top, bottom or sides. It's an ingenious idea, and it sort of works.

It may have a slow interface and tiny TFT, but you can't argue with the diminutive size

For the price it is absolutely good. The only problem I had was that the software was incompatible with Windows 7 which means you gotta run it in Compatible Mode (XP,ME,Vista,98)...

There aren't many products out there good enough to impress our esteemed editor Riyad. But when iRiver launched its first D-Click-based MP3 player back in 2007, he was bowled over.

Junk returned it! You have to reformat your movies before you can view them on this piece of dookie! So dont waste your hard earned money on this player.

We bought this on eBay second hand as my boyfriend needed a new media player for the gym. We decided to buy second hand as they never seem to last him very long so we didn't want to spend to much money.

light and lots of features

jumpy videos

Time flies. This player has been my gym companion for many years. I thought I lost it last week but it miraculously reappeared. During my time without it, I was desperately looking for a replacement. Ipod nano seemed good at first but it does not play flac/ogg files.

Ahead of its time and excel on functionality

No memory expansion