The small remote allows us to access all the necessary functions of the media player and is intuitive, all buttons having a drawing or a small description under them:

On the back of the remote we can find the battery compartment:

By respecting the polarities, we can insert the batteries correctly:

As the previously reviewed Sitecom products, the Media Player also comes with an easy to understand manual with drawings:

Along with the CD which contains the manual in electronic format, we can also find a Product Catalog, a Declaration of Conformity and instructions on how to register online to benefit from the advertised 10 years of warranty:

The Media Player is initially covered in a transparent thin plastic film, which needs to be removed before the first use:

The body of the MD-272 is made partially from a shiny black plastic, which looks good but also collects fingerprints and dust:

On a closer look, we can find the IR sensor, the power button which lights up blue when the Media Player is turned on, the HDD LED (green color), and USB port and a PC_LINK USB port:

Multiple ports are to be found in the back of the device too: