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As the market gets fiercer, Samsung continues its tradition of quality flash players with the recently introduced YP-T6; the YP-T6 is simply an addition to Samsung’s YP-MT6 series with little to no changes in the architecture. Here’s what our editor had to say about the YP-MT6 series from an earlier review, "Performance wise, the battery life proved to be a little over 40 hours, which is still exceptionally well. We suspect Samsung failed to meet its advertised 42 hours because of our on-going testing. We had to keep the backlight on for quite sometime while fiddling around with various features and testing each and every aspect of the player. We are certain that MT6V can actually deliver near 42 hours when given the chance. The transfer speeds were wonderful and we did not experience any lag while transferring the files back and forth. The joystick was delightful to use with generally a pleasant experience with the MT6V portable audio player.

As far as the audio quality is concerned, it didn’t disappoint us either. Just like the polished FM tuner quality, the Rock, Metallica, Hard Rock, Hip Hop and Classical genres were all impressive to hear with all notes, pitch and strings being precise with little to no exaggeration. The audio was static free, even with the FM tuner, majority of the time. The only time we did experience static was if the track was encoded at low bit-rates and we tried to listen to it at full volume. The volume levels were just as refined with the most elevated volume setting sounding decent. Notching down the setting by a few degrees would yield thoroughly rich and vivid sound.

There’s nothing to complain about with the physical attributes of the player. The only thing we wish would’ve done differently is if Samsung had made it a bit more rugged. As it currently appears, the player isn’t as solid build as we would like. It’s not fragile either, but if you were to drop it on a hard wood floor you can expect to see scratches on it and maybe the buttons may fall of. However, it would be fine if you dropped it on a carpeted floor. Regrettably, Samsung doesn’t include a solid case to protect the player from hard-hitting drops, but the company does include a plastic cover, which would absorb the impact and prevent it from getting scratches, but unfortunately it doesn’t bring out prettiness of the player. As you can tell, the plastic cover is a must have but don’t expect to show off the player to your friends with that cover on."

Interested in reading the full review of the MT6 series to see how it stacks up against the rest? Read on and find out…