The U Series is much thicker than a nano, but still small at 3 by 1.4 by 0.5 inches and 1.5 ounces. With such a sexy physical design, this player’s ho-hum screen graphics are a big disappointment.


PCmag Reviewed Toshiba gigabeat U Series and gave out “Bottom Line:Toshiba’s first flash player has boring graphics and limited file support, but it is easy to navigate, good-looking, and competitively-priced. Pros:Easy to navigate. Reasonably priced. Sleek design. Line-in recording. FM radio and recording. Small and lightweight. Cons: Limited file support. Tiny screen. Boring graphics. Lousy earbuds.”
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