Help with Nav's Philips GoGear mp3 player?

[Cybertails1998]

this ol' gizmo I got for a birthday forevers ago

now it eats through batteries like hell, I don't want to waste money on it

and no, I don't know how to sync my current phone with the computer

what do:
get rechargeable batteries?
get with the times and get a better mp3 player?
or just say screw it and SOMEHOW use my phone?

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[Cybertails1998]

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[HellsSpot]

this ol' gizmo I got for a birthday forevers ago

now it eats through batteries like hell, I don't want to waste money on it

and no, I don't know how to sync my current phone with the computer

what do:
get rechargeable batteries?
get with the times and get a better mp3 player?
or just say screw it and SOMEHOW use my phone?

pawn stars boi.

[dorkdotdan]

I heard that Phillips moved their base of operations to Korea or some stuff and that the quality of their products is really dropping off, just to let you know. I'd suggest buying two rechargeable batteries though, so that when one's charging the other is being used.

[Cybertails1998]

I heard that Phillips moved their base of operations to Korea or some stuff and that the quality of their products is really dropping off, just to let you know.

this one was bought before the move, I think.

I'd suggest buying two rechargeable batteries though, so that when one's charging the other is being used.

thinking about doing that

[dorkdotdan]

this one was bought before the move, I think.thinking about doing that

It was around 2008 that they moved I believe, because our old hugeass T.V. couldn't be fixed (Samsung didn't produce the required color tubes anymore) and so when the repair guy came, he left us with that handy note.

That's beside the point though, you should try the rechargeable batteries.