• #bigplayers

    iRiver Clix 2 Goes 8GB in Korea

    You're familiar with our Clix 2 and Clix 2 Rhapsody review already, but iRiver's just announced an 8GB version of the player for release on July 11. Unfortunately for you, it's only in Korea, so we'll have to wait a bit longer to get our hands on one. Just like in making kimchi, patience pays off. [Mysticriver]
  • #feature

    iRiver clix Rhapsody Review

    The iRiver clix Rhapsody is, hardware wise, the same iRiver clix we reviewed a few months back. It's a sexy mini media player, and we urge you to check out what ex-GizmodoGod Travis said about the device in his reviews here and here. More »
  • #clickclack

    iRiver Clix Docking, Speaker Cradle

    Well, I'll bite my tongue and stand corrected. I've been playing with the Clix for a couple weeks now and one of my main complaints is the lack of accessories, like this cradle, because of the Clix's odd form factor. I guess I was wrong again, because here is an official cradle from the people at iRiver for the Clix. It is fairly intuitive design because it has the ability to sit upright and dock to a PC via USB, but it can also dock to the audio jack and lay on its side and pump out the tunes via a speaker. This speaker/cradle/dock/thing should be available May 15 for a very nice $30. More »
  • #thelastsoundyouhearclickclack

    iRiver Clix Video Walkthrough

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  • #portablemedia

    iRiver Clix Unboxed, Groped

    If you remember, the second generation iRiver Clix is now available and the man in brown dropped off mine today. Initially, the device is mighty pretty. Everything, from the extremely clean look, interface, display and more. For those wondering how the device is operated, the four edges of the front panel are actually buttons. They aren't touch-sensitive buttons, but tactile button that "click." Stay tuned for a video demoing the clicking functionality in the coming days. Hit the jump to see some more initial impressions—good and bad. More »
  • #portablemedia

    2nd Generation iRiver Clix Now Available

    The update to the iRiver Clix is finally available stateside. This iPod nano competitor has a 24-hour music and 5-hour video battery life. It also has a 2.2-inch AMOLED screen and support for MPEG, MP3, WMA, OGG, WMV, MPEG4 and more. The 2GB model is $149, the 4GB model is $199 and the 8GB model (available later this summer) will be $249. The jury is still out on this player, but it has the same price tags as its iPod counterpart, but can also do video and has a longer battery life. Interesting, indeed. –Travis Hudson More »
  • #portablemedia

    iRiver U20 is Thinner, Sleeker, Faster

    iRiver may not be ranked as high as the iPod Nano in sales, but it's actually rated higher by consumer reports for flash-based players. The newest iRiver, the iRiver Clix U20, is thin, spacious, and has the same flash UI. More »
  • #portablemedia

    iRiver Clix Gets a Sizeable Upgrade

    Remember iRiver's Clix portable media player that we first told you about a few months back? That same ho-hum PMP has received some nice upgrades, including the bigger, badder 4GB hard drive. No word on release date, or price but it is nice to see the size increase, even if it is only two more gigs. More »
  • #portablemedia

    Hate the iPod? Check Out the Alternatives, Cool Man

    There's a lot of people out there who think they're too "cool", too "hip" to own an iPod. (Communists.) For these people, the New York Times has put together a small fiesta of non-iPods to lust after. For the tantalizing details, jump. Word. More »
  • #portablemedia

    iRiver Clix 2GB PMP

    This tiny, stylish alternative to the iPod Nano looks great and possibly does more than the player it's trying to dethrone. iRiver is throwing this in your face with 2 GB of flash memory, a built in FM tuner, 2.2" color display that also plays MPEG4 at 15FPS, voice recorder, and up to 25 hours of battery life. Even the most grizzled portable media fans will be impressed. More »