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Samsung YP-P2JCB P2 8 GB Slim Portable Media Player (Black)

Samsung YP-P2JCB P2 8 GB Slim Portable Media Player (Black)
Brand: Samsung
Category: CE

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Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 53 reviews
Sales Rank: 891

Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Display Size: 3
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 2.1 x 0.4 x 3.9
Warranty: 1 year warranty

MPN: YP-P2JCB
Model: YP-P2JCB
UPC: 036725602489
EAN: 0036725602489
ASIN: B000VQ7ZK6

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Features:
  • Slim and robust 8 GB multimedia player with digital FM radio
  • Built-in Bluetooth 2.0: compatible with Bluetooth headphones and speakers for wireless stereo playback
  • 3-inch widescreen LCD with touchscreen controls
  • FM radio, text viewer, alarm clock, world clock, and calendar
  • Windows XP and Windows Vista compatible

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Editorial Reviews:

Amazon.com Product Description
The Samsung P2 is the first Samsung MP3 widescreen video player with an optimized touchscreen user interface and Bluetooth functionality. The P2's Bluetooth capability will enable the P2 to pair with other Bluetooth 2.0 devices.


This MP3 player sports a touchscreen interface and built-in Bluetooth. View larger.


The P2 comes ready to pair with stereo Bluetooth 2.0 headphones and speaker systems to provide high-quality wireless listening. For added convenience, the P2 is able to pair with up to two devices at the same time. Full integration with cell phones will be available via a firmware upgrade in November 2007. Users can even set up datacasts (podcasts) by using the SMS software that comes on the included installation disk.

The Samsung P2 is an 8 GB Flash-based portable media player with a three-inch widescreen LCD and a slim-style form factor. Capable of video, music, photo, and FM radio playback, the P2 lets you enjoy your favorite media files wherever you go. The player supports video playback in MPEG4, SVI, and WMV9 file formats and audio playback in MP3, WMA, and subscription WMA file formats. JPEG files can be viewed as pictures or slideshows.

Packed with such additional features as an alarm clock, world clock, and calendar functionality, the P2 is an extremely multifunctional media player. The P2 also comes with a file viewer, which you can use to view and delete any file on the device without the PC. The P2 supports up to 30 hours of music or five hours of video playback with every full charge of its internal Li-Poly rechargeable battery. The P2's battery charges whenever the device is connected to an active USB link. Compatible with Windows XP and Windows Vista operating systems, the P2 measures 3.94 x 2.05 x 0.39 inches and weighs just 2.88 ounces.



Audio playback supports MP3, WMA, and subscription WMA.


Any JPEG on the P2 can become wallpaper.


Speed through your preset FM stations.



Product Description
The 8GB YP-P2 MP3 is the first Samsung MP3 widescreen (16x9) video player with an optimized touchscreen user interface. It will also offer Bluetooth capability. The P2 comes ready to pair with stereo Bluetooth 2.0 headphones and speaker systems to provide high quality wireless listening.The P2 plays MPEG4 and WMV9 video files in 16:9 DVD friendly format. Samsung Multimedia Software included with the P2 transcodes the video on the computer before transferring to the P2, so videos on the P2 play at the optimal frame size/rate with minimal effort from the user. P2 will also playback at up to 30 frames per second, twice the category average!Bluetooth is a wireless standard which will enable the P2 to pair with other Bluetooth 2.0 devices. The range of the Bluetooth connection is 32.8 feet. P2 comes ready to pair with stereo Bluetooth 2.0 headphones and speaker systems to provide high quality wireless listening.The touchscreen interface named EmoTrue goes beyond just tapping the screen. Users can swipe a finger across the screen for functions like fast forward or next picture.


Customer Reviews:   Read 48 more reviews...

5 out of 5 stars The Perfect Device   July 7, 2008
J. Greene (New York, NY USA)
The Samsung P2 is an amazing PVP, Portable Video Player. This device simply does everything...perfectly.

The form factor is amazing, it's incredibly slim, and the touch screen is just gorgeously crisp.

In my opinion, the Ipod Touch can never compare to this stunning piece of hardware. The P2 has bluetooth capability that offers a wealth of features, FM radio which is pretty good when you're tired of the same old music, a highly customizable interface, subway maps, AMAZING SOUND QUALITY!, and so much more. The Ipod touch doesn't offer near half of these features, most notable being the sound quality. I think that the Touch is the most chosen of the 2 simply because it carries the Apple brand name.

As someone who has been attempting to pick out the perfect PVP from the plethora of offerings available, I can say that I highly recommend the Samsung P2 to anyone willing to give it a try.



5 out of 5 stars Great player, easy simple interface   June 27, 2008
Lia V.
I have owned this product for about a month now and it works great. I upgraded to the latest firmware to take advantage of the latest features. I downloaded some games and different skins from the Samsung website and transfered some phone contacts to the P2. It paired up with my cell phone effortlessly and was able to transfer music, video and text files without a problem. Learning how to use the touchscreen was simple and didn't take long. What I didn't know about was the shortcut to get to the home screen until I read somewhere online that tapping and holding the back button will take you back to the home screen. The P2 also will start right where you left off for videos and audio. Images look crisp and the sound is excellent (both are better than my sister's Ipod Touch!)It has side buttons for volume up/down, power/play/pause and a hold button. This player has a decent battery life. I use a usb power adapter from an old mp3 player (don't know how long it will take to charge through a usb port)

Overall I think this is a nice looking player, easy to use, just the right size with great features.



5 out of 5 stars Great Product!   June 21, 2008
Clay B. (Jackson, MS)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I spent months reviewing specs on various players. I owned an IRiver H10 and was beyond tired of the problems with that generation of hard drive players. I knew I wanted a flash memory player, but which one was a difficult decision. The P2 has met all my expectations and more and I highly recommend this player to anyone looking for a great product with excellent features. Samsung does a great job all around from product support to the obvious quality of the design and manufacture. The firmware upgrade is essential, so make sure you understand a computer well enough (or your kid does) to upgrade the firmware. It is a simple upgrade process with the software that comes with the player. If not, you will lose many features that set this player apart from the crowd. The only thing I am not completely satisfied with is the headphone plug on the bottom of the player alongside the USB port. It is not a bad thing I guess, but it does make you expose the USB port to more dirt, trash, lint, etc. since the player does not come with a cover for the port. But, once I save enough money for the bluetooth headphones, I won't have to worry about it, right? Also, as far as design, the controls on each side of the player should have been placed at opposite corners (top left, and bottom right) to allow for easier one handed operation. The controls on the sides of the player are directly across from each other, so it is cumbersome not to hit a button you don't want to when using one hand. But, as with any product, you can't have everything you want, but this player comes about as close as you can get. The most important feature, sound quality, is a home run with the P2. You will hear elements of the music that you won't hear from other players.


5 out of 5 stars Samsung YP-P2 , P2 stands for AWESOME.   June 20, 2008
Jason L. Goebel (Algonquin, IL)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful

The best mp3 player ive ever used, i hate ipods and this thing beats the ipod touch in terms of customization and usability personally. I think i should have waited for the 16 gb version, but still an immaculate player, dont hesitate.


3 out of 5 stars product is good software wise... hardware wise not so great.... customer service is horrible   June 11, 2008
Stephen Lee
0 out of 2 found this review helpful

I just wanted to know what other people thought of this...

Today, I put my P2 in my pocket to store during one of my classes. I took out the player at the end of class only to find that my P2's screen was cracked. Now, I knew the player was a little weak by the looks of it, and would think it normal if only the inner lcd screen had cracked (this is normal with ipods... i have seen in happen many times). my case is different though. How in the world can the outer screen crack?

So... just when i thought there was nothing that could be done about it, my friend told me to call samsung to see if they could cover it under my warranty. although knowing they probably wouldn't cover it, i called anyways with the intention of informing them how cheap and weakly made their player is (with little hopes of getting it fixed without anymore money coming out of my pockets).

I called samsung's product customer care line. Jane told me it was not going to be covered by warranty and that i would have to get it serviced for an unknown amount.

Let me side track and tell you about my previous service i received for this same player. I had sent my player in for service early in January of this year because the player wouldn't turn on. 3 weeks later I received my player (they had told me it would take approximately 2 weeks) saying that i had put DRM files into my korean firmwared player. woops my fault. i thanked samsung for fixing it... but they did more than just fix it. I sent the player in as a brand new player without any scratches and everything about the player was normal. When i got it back, there were couple scratches, places where you could see the service technicians had attempted to open the player (some of the black under the outer glass was gone), and when i pressed on the screen for awhile, you could see spot(s) where the outer glass and inner lcd screen was touching (the spot was there for ~10 seconds each time). Not wanting my player to worsen by sending it in to obviously incompetent technicians and not wanting to wait another 2-3 weeks to get my player back to "original" state, i decided to ignore the minor issues and just keep using my player.

Back to the original story. So I told jane at customer service that i did not feel safe in sending in my player to the incompetent staff. After i told her that it did not make sense that a screen can crack by putting it in a pocket, she transfered me to the customer relations department giving me a reference # to use. (great... i'm marked with a # same as all customer support in this world... what happened to the old "I'll transfer your call, AFTER I inform the next support person of the situation" rather than "Here's a number. Give it to the next person and she'll do the best she can. Next person" attitude)

So Christina (i won't give her agent number away) at customer relations gets to answer my call. I tell her everything once again. She puts me on hold (she put me on hold after i gave her the reference number too... i didn't understand that. supposedly her computer had to gather the information. couldn't she just stay on the line while her computer loads? it only takes a maximum 1 minute to load.) and says, "i've reviewed your situation and for the player being scratched... we can't do anything since your service was in january." i didn't really care about the scratch. next she says, "As for the screen it is not covered under our warranty seeing as it is "cosmetic damage" and i do not know what happened in your pocket." great... just because samsung wasn't able to produce a durable and strong player, the customer needs to dish out more money to fix samsung's mistake? I've owned and HAD planned to own many samsung devices and HAD been proud to say samsung is a korean company (seeing that i'm also korean) but after this incident i'm disappointed and it's discouraging for me to buy another cheap quality device that comes with cheap quality service. After Christina told me I needed to pay for the damages if I wanted it fixed, I asked her how much it would cost me. After being on hold for ~5 minutes, she gave me the number to CVE (apparently the service center) and told me to ask them personally.

Apparantly their warranty doesn't cover "cosmetic damages" whatever that means... but what i don't understand is how the player's OUTER screen (forget about the inner) cracks by just putting it in a pants pocket. Even ipods are this cheaply made. Am i really being unreasonable to ask samsung to pay for their weak player?


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