Models
- Atak M971, M972
- Orient HN500
- Orient MP08, MP09
- DIGIQuest DMTF17
- InnoAX iMX-120
- Orb A3188
- MP4
- Power Up!
- Foston
- Sumvision M18 (256MB/512MG/1GB/2GB/4GB models in different colors)
- Stone White / Stone Black (1gb/2gb) Produced by Compark
- SupportPlus
- Tamashi KXB256 / KXB512 / KXB1024
- Mach Trio 2 GB
- Gigamax
- Z6 Zeutronics (Digital M3/MP4 Player)
- JFF Nano (Digital MP3/4 Player)
- Mithus (Digital MP3 Player)
- NEO Electronics (Bulgaria)
- ePro (Digital MP3 Player)
- LASER (badged as generic, no model name)
- TEVION 1GB Sports MP3 player - (Smart Group) Identifies as "Productor Wilson Co. Ltd." - Version 3.5.35. (Supports Ogg Vorbis)
- TEVION 1GB/2GB MP4 player - (fascin8) - Firmware Version 9.1.51.0005
- INOVIX IMP-97 (and other models)
- Orite EMP-735
- Delstar
- Nashi
- LG UP3#
- Zepo m15-1GB-SB0307 (sold on e-bay)
- Explay c300
- DSE MP3/WMA Players (A5384: 2GB version)
- Lark Smile
- MpMan MP-F62, MP-F63
- Coby
- Nextar MA99T
- Hip Street 2GB
- Centon
- Visual Land V-BOP VL807] series (supports Ogg Vorbis)
- dnt
- MaxSpeed
- OrangeCool
- Denver Electronics (Denmark)
- Odys
- Cat
- Pocket-Media
- SanDisk
- Sansun
- Sqmy, Soni (fake Sony)
- Sornia
- Typhoon
- UE-Technology
- Daewoo International MP3 Players
- Xiron
- Mustek (Taiwan)
- Element Electronics
- Technisat MP3-Player 256MB
- I-Spirit
- Foehn & Hirsch MA588
- Kaiomy
- Invion
There are also several models which carry no brand name or model number on the device or packing, and a few sold under counterfeit trademarks such as Sony, Samsung or iPod.
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