RCA Opal

The RCA Opal is a slender, inexpensive MP3 player with a 1.5-inch color OLED screen. It supports voice/line-input recording, photos, videos, Audible files, and DRM-protected music subscriptions.

The RCA Opal's interface can be frustrating to navigate, and its video software requires patience. There's also no radio.

There are better MP3 players than the RCA Opal for the money, but none capable of handling both video and photos.

Surprisingly light. Smooth wafer size easy for any pocket. Relatively low price. Without a doubt the most indestructible electronics product I have ever owned. Seemingly defying laws of nature, physics and entropy.

Needlessly complicated bubble-graphics, folder icons, menu navigation, offset-button makes it too easy to accidentally rewind or jump forward when maybe you went for volume. nearly feels TOO light.

Surprisingly light. Smooth wafer size easy for any pocket. Relatively low price. Without a doubt the most indestructible electronics product I have ever owned. Seemingly defying laws of nature, physics and entropy.

Needlessly complicated bubble-graphics, folder icons, menu navigation, offset-button makes it too easy to accidentally rewind or jump forward when maybe you went for volume. nearly feels TOO light.