Sporting up to 16GB of flash memory and Cowon's legendry sound and build quality, the brand new iAudio 7 can run for days with a phenomenal 60 hours playback with it's built in rechargeable lithium polymer battery. Breeze through your menu settings with the state of the art Swing Touch function which allows you to slide your thumb up and down to select your desired option. The iAudio 7 supports not only MP3 files but also WMA, OGG and FLAC files so you can enjoy superior sound quality regardless of the size of music files and the types of codecs (MP3, OGG, WMA, ASF, FLAC, WAV audio files and MPEG4 Video all supported).Covering every possible format and compatible with popular subscription services like Napster (iAudio 7 is compatible with WMA DRM 10), the stunning new iAudio 7 is packed with features which players double its size would be envious of. Weighing in at just 52 grams, the new iAudio 7 is pocket friendly and packs immense power with 52mW of sound output power, and like all COWON players features Jeteffect; a 5 level customizable sound equalizer featuring BBE, Mach3Bass and 3D surround. It's brilliant 1.3'' TFT 260k color screen can playback movies and images. iAudio 7's TFT colour screen is known for not only its crisp clear display, also its lightning fast response to colours and wide viewing angle, which lets you enjoy videos and photos more comfortably. A built in Digital FM Tuner with the ability to record and schedule recordings and the built in microphone for voice recording compliment the player’s extensive recording abilities.
iAudio 7's highly innovative swing touch lets you control with your thumb to maximise convenience. The built in power saving circuit helps to save power for long playback times. After the player is fully charged, continuous playback can be enjoyed for a maximum of 60 hours.
Fully customizable, packing immense power and features into a compact form, the new iAudio 7 is an audiophiles dream.
CNET.com Review (rated 8.3/10): "The Cowon iAudio 7 beats the industry heavyweight iPod Nano in price, features, battery life, and sound quality. The user interface could use some refinement, but all-in-all this is a very impressive MP3 player..." Click here for the full review. TrustedReviews Review (Rated 8/10): "Ultimately, the iAudio 7 is a strange mix - a bit like that that mad, slightly unstable uncle you'd rather not be seen in public with but you're fond of anyway. It's fiddly to use, but incredibly powerful. It's quirky to listen to, but has a huge battery life. And though it isn't the cheapest at £109 for the 4GB and £149 for the 8GB (the 8GB Sandisk Sansa e280 can be had for £114), it is still well-priced. So there's no getting past the fact that the iAudio 7 is odd, but if you accept its faults and embrace its strengths it makes the perfect geek's music player. In the inimitable words of Borat, the ultimate oddball – I liiiiike..." Click here for the full review. Gadgetaholic.com Review (Rated 9/10): "Feature-wise, the iAudio 7 is almost identical to the previous version. The only two differences are the flash memory replacement and the 60 hours of battery life. So does this mean you shouldn't consider buying the iAudio 7? Not at all. You should! The player is what the iAudio 6 should have been in the first place. If you are looking for an audiophile-quality audio player in a small package, stop looking and just get the iAudio 7. There is no reason to look anywhere else. You cannot find a better sounding player in a package smaller than this..." Click here for the full review. Anything But iPod Review: "The iAudio 7 has a solid audio codec and feature set that will keep the casual and hardcore users happy. Added to this is a firm build quality. The sound quality is crisp with an even across-the-spectrum response that has the power to drive larger headphones at a comfortable level. Additionally, it has my sound enhancement of choice, BBE. I love being able to plug in my Sennheiser HD650’s without an amp, flatten the EQ, maybe adding a touch of BBE, and just listening. The iAudio 7 does sound great..." Click here for the full review. Cnet.co.uk Review (rated 8/10): "Cowon's iAudio 7 is an excellent MP3 player. Sound quality and the support for loads of file formats is a big plus. With 60 hours of battery life this is going to keep pumping music for longer than you'll be able to listen at one stretch. The one disappointment is the screen, but as a music player it rocks..." Click here for the full review.
CNET.com Review (rated 8.3/10): "The Cowon iAudio 7 beats the industry heavyweight iPod Nano in price, features, battery life, and sound quality. The user interface could use some refinement, but all-in-all this is a very impressive MP3 player..." Click here for the full review.
TrustedReviews Review (Rated 8/10): "Ultimately, the iAudio 7 is a strange mix - a bit like that that mad, slightly unstable uncle you'd rather not be seen in public with but you're fond of anyway. It's fiddly to use, but incredibly powerful. It's quirky to listen to, but has a huge battery life. And though it isn't the cheapest at £109 for the 4GB and £149 for the 8GB (the 8GB Sandisk Sansa e280 can be had for £114), it is still well-priced. So there's no getting past the fact that the iAudio 7 is odd, but if you accept its faults and embrace its strengths it makes the perfect geek's music player. In the inimitable words of Borat, the ultimate oddball – I liiiiike..." Click here for the full review.
Gadgetaholic.com Review (Rated 9/10): "Feature-wise, the iAudio 7 is almost identical to the previous version. The only two differences are the flash memory replacement and the 60 hours of battery life. So does this mean you shouldn't consider buying the iAudio 7? Not at all. You should! The player is what the iAudio 6 should have been in the first place. If you are looking for an audiophile-quality audio player in a small package, stop looking and just get the iAudio 7. There is no reason to look anywhere else. You cannot find a better sounding player in a package smaller than this..." Click here for the full review.
Anything But iPod Review: "The iAudio 7 has a solid audio codec and feature set that will keep the casual and hardcore users happy. Added to this is a firm build quality. The sound quality is crisp with an even across-the-spectrum response that has the power to drive larger headphones at a comfortable level. Additionally, it has my sound enhancement of choice, BBE. I love being able to plug in my Sennheiser HD650’s without an amp, flatten the EQ, maybe adding a touch of BBE, and just listening. The iAudio 7 does sound great..." Click here for the full review.
Cnet.co.uk Review (rated 8/10): "Cowon's iAudio 7 is an excellent MP3 player. Sound quality and the support for loads of file formats is a big plus. With 60 hours of battery life this is going to keep pumping music for longer than you'll be able to listen at one stretch. The one disappointment is the screen, but as a music player it rocks..." Click here for the full review.
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