The Clix gets points for innovation. The 2.2-inch screen is raised from the rest of the player, and 
users play/pause, fast forward/rewind, and navigate through the menus by clicking one of the four edges. There’s not much of a learning curve, but the front of the device has the tendency to pick up more than its share of fingerprints. The LCD makes watching video a rather enjoyable experience, despite the fact that you’re limited to 15 frames per second.
The Clix’ menus look strikingly similar to those of Windows Media Center. This 2.5-ounce player contains no menu or enter buttons. To select an option, you just keep clicking forward (the right side of the screen); to return to the previous menu, you click back (the left side). The volume controls are relegated to the player’s sides. Since clicks are triggered rather easily, it’s best to put the player on hold while it’s in your pocket. :: LAPTOP Magazine • iRiver Clix ::