NU Dolphin Lite is NOW available at Advanced MP3 Players!

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The most anticipated new Waterproof MP3 Players is finally OUT!

Lightweight and wearable, the NU Dolphin third generation of its kind already hits the market. This player is absolutely perfect for use in any sporting or fitness activities such as jogging or cycling...no wires, no fuss!

In a hurry and low on battery? No worries, stick in your USB charger and in 5 minutes you will have enough power to playback 120 minutes of audio!

NU Dolphin Lite 2GB Wearable Waterproof MP3 Player - £64.99
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The Gadget Show’s Sound Challenge featuring the Aquabeat and SwiMP3!

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Browsing the Gadget Show website, I stumbled across this sound challenge that a couple of our Waterproof gadgets are involved in! It was a sound comparison - the Speedo Aquabeat certainly stole the light from the Finis SwiMP3.

From the off it was clear during the Gadget Shows Sound challenge that the Aquabeat was more impressive with its “Big…Bold…intuitive and ergonomic buttons” that made it “Really easy to use.”

The Aquabeat took the advantage in this test not only through ease of use but the fact they have inner ear buds which allow you to “feel completely immersed in the music.”

All in the Aquabeat was declared the overall winner of the two players through its ease of use and the fact “it worked beautifully in the water.”

Aquabeat’s are a very popular waterproof music device, here is the question for you though?

Does having music give you that little bit extra when swimming, does the music give you extra drive? Let us know what you think!