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Cowon C2 Review

One thing’s for sure: never bet on what name/number Cowon is coming up for consecutive players in a series, you will most definitely be guessing wrong.

The D2/D2+ was a very popular player for its time, some four years ago, and many people craved for a more modern successor ever since it was released. Recently, when the D3 was announced, there were quite some outcries to be heard since it was a large Android phone-without-a-phone, with nary a resemblance to the D2 at all.

Enter the newly released C2. As I said, do not try to make sense of Cowon’s naming schemes – the C2 is ‘the real D3’, so to speak. It actually is still more of a D2 than anything else – basically the same hardware, the same form factor, the same screen, more or less the same functionality as its four year old ancestor. The most obvious differences are in the looks of the user interface, the move from a full-sized SD slot to MicroSD, the use of a power/hold button instead of a slider, and the addition of a speaker on the back.

Does that mean Cowon’s decision to move this revamped D2 one letter down the alphabet is a step back? Not necessarily, there are certainly some features to be found in the C2’s firmware that are fit for a 2011 player. Read on for the full review. 

Cowon C2 Specs Capacity:  4/8/16GB internal (+ MicroSDHC slot up to 32GB) Display: 2.6″ 320×240 TFT, resistive touch screen Size/weight: 78.7mm x 53.0mm x 12.8mm / 84g Color: White with silver back / Black with silver back / Black with black back / Gray with silver back / Gray with black back Battery: 55h audio, 10h video (synthetic benchmarks) Charging time: 4.5 hours at 500mA, 2.5 hours at 750mA Audio codecs: MP1/2/3, Vorbis, WMA, FLAC, APE, WAV (unofficial AAC/MP4/M4A support) Video containers: AVI, WMA, ASF (unofficial MP4 support) Video codecs: Xvid, DivX, MPEG4-SP, WMV (unofficial h264 support) Subtitles: SMI (unofficial SRT support) Images: JPEG (baseline and progressive) Documents: plain TXT Recording: WMA – from internal mic, FM radio, or line-in Accessories: Proprietary USB cable, ear buds, printed quick start manual

 

Accessories

The C2 comes with the bare necessities – an USB cable and a pair of earbuds.

The USB cable is of the semi-proprietary kind, which is a bit of a nuisance for usage of the player. Everything the C2 does could be achieved with a standard Mini- or Micro-USB port as well. Cowon however decided to go with a 20-pin Korean Telecom connector in all their newer players. They are not the only ones; Iriver and Samsung often use that port as well. It is a standard in South Korea, but not in the rest of the world. So don’t forget your C2’s cable when you’re on the go – chances are slim that you’ll be finding this cable in the wild.

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