Wrist MP3 player is cool and sleek

MP3 market is one of the most dynamic industry of all, and because of that it’s no wonder that every designer fantasizes of creating the ultimate MP3 player. One of them is Nathan Davis, who imagined a Wrist MP3 player designer especially for runners.

Design resembles milky Apple, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing

What’s most important, the Wrist MP3 player has all the functions of regular players, minus the size, which is close to none, because it has a big importance for athletes, who don’t want to be distracted by an uncomfortable MP3 player.

Wrist MP3 resembles a watch, with the main part being made from a polycarbonate layer underneath of which an OLED display is mounted. On the outer edge of the display we find a jog dial, that controls the tracks or volume. Under the display we have menu keys, illuminated at night. A silicone arm band completes Wrist MP3 player and allows it to be mounted on the arm or wrist.

Schematics with Wrist MP3’s main parts

All in one, the Wrist MP3 has no jack. Data is transmitted over Bluetooth, which renders cables obsolete. That’s good enough for me, as I have messy cables, not to speak when I’m trying to focus on what I’m doing.

Nathan Davis (via Yanko Design)