The DMP-HD610 Up-Close, Continued

On top of the DMP-HD610, you will find the power switch and the 3.5mm headphone input jack. We found the movement of the power switch to be stiff, yet firm, which ensures that you will not shut the DMP-HD610 off by accident. We found the location of the power button to be convenient and logical. Nothing can be more irritating than bumping the power button and turning off the player during your favorite song, especially if this happens frequently due to the location and oversensitivity of the power button. Manufacturers often overlook this important point.

A look at the remote that is included with the DMP-HD610.

The Roq-It DMP-HD610 includes a wireless IR remote, so that you can control the DMP-HD610 from a distance. This little ten button wonder fits in the palm of your hand and allows you to control the majority of the DMP-HD610's functions. This is a nice addition, although some might question the need for a remote. Regardless, we found it useful and a welcome feature.

A look at the back of the DMP-HD610. If you look closely, you can see that we had to tear the warranty sticker in order to get the hard drive door open. Note that tearing the warranty sticker to open the unit voids the warranty of the unit.

The bottom of the DMP-HD610 is where the battery and hard drive doors are located. Both of there are very accessible. As you can see from the photo, it is easy to change the battery and the hard drive, as well. (We will show you how to upgrade the hard drive in the DM-HD610 a little later in this article!) A warranty sticker that will void the warranty of the DMP-HD610 unit in the event the hard drive door is removed protects the hard drive door. Keep this in mind if you choose to remove the hard drive door to have a peek at the hard drive, or if you choose to upgrade the hard drive in the unit.