64GB MP3 Player Bluetooth 5.3 Touch Screen Music Player Portable mp3 Player with Speakers high Fidelity Lossless Sound Quality mp3 FM Radio Recording e-Book MP3 Player Support (128GB)

I just got this music player recently so I can't say much for battery life, connectivity, durability, or anything like that, but my joy is already seriously immeasurable. YOU CAN PROGRAM LYRICS ON THE SCREEN, like, I'm a grandma when it comes to technology, and even I can do it with ease. Being able to put in the lyrics is awesome! I'm sure there's tons of devices that do that automatically, but I'm a grammar Nazi, and I'm a stickler for sticking to the actual lyrics, not interpretations, not best guesses. So if I see a grammatical error, I can change it. I can also program in, for the songs that are in a different language, both the original lyrics and the English translation. And you can put in the time stamps that you want the lyrics to appear on screen too, so you can space the lyrics out, crunch them together, whatever you want! It's awesome! IT COMES WITH SO MANY ACCESSORIES! It comes with a surprisingly well-made case to put over it, headphones, plug in, and a super awesome thing to wear it around your neck! That's awesome for me because I'm clumsy as all h*ll and drop things so easily. I prefer having things around my neck than in my pockets or on my arms or wrists, classic goth choker type of person. DID I MENTION IT COMES WITH HEADPHONES? Who does THAT in this day and age?! I don't even care if they're cheap airplane headphones, this MP3 player is already pretty cheap AND it comes with a case and headphones. In an age where capitalism reigns and everyone is trying to bleed as much cash out of people as possible, that's impressive! It's huge! I love it! The sound is great, too! Granted, I'm not picky with video or audio quality most of the time. I know some people can be super sensitive to audio and video quality. I'm pretty good at tuning out other sounds or fuzziness to the point where I just don't notice it unless I really, really focus. My joy is immeasurable and my day has been made.

Felt the need to write a review, I've had this product for about two months now and I'm very happy with it. I took a decent amount of time trying to figure out which product would be best, and ended up rolling the dice on this one and it's great. As a deprecated itunes user (lol) it was important to have a physical device that I could store all my mp3s on. To that end, I also had no need for internet connectivity/apps, and merely wanted a device that could connect to my pc and that I could put files on to play my mp3s (the alarm, stopwatch functionality etc. were all fine as that is pretty common even with non-smart wrist watches). It does just what I want it to, and does it well. I use this thing twelve hours a day right now at work, and the battery gets me through about two and a half work days gracefully, and it charges super fast, like full charge in less than 30 minutes. Thing is a beast and that's probably because it doesn't have a bunch of functionality that I wouldn't use for example if it needed to connect to services all the time that would probably be a huge drain. I love that once I start playing something, if that album or playlist or finishes, it will continue playing other music until I tell it to stop, which is nice so I don't have to mess with it all the time, and of course it's usually a mix of stuff I was playing previously (probably just randomizer). In terms of making playlists it looks like you can even do that through the interface by adding one song at a time, but I prefer to just make a folder on my desktop and add the files to that then copy them to the device (from reading previous reviews, it seemed like some people were having issues with that but maybe they were not very tech-savy as it is no different than copying files to a usb). I have not had any bugs or random restarts, so that has been nice. The hard protective case it comes with works well, and that was a selling point for me as other devices did not have hard cases. I did not give it five stars merely because of course improvements can always be made, for it's size it is really impressive how well thought out it is, and how well it sticks to the basics which are really what you should be pushing with something like this and it knocks that out of the park. The ui, while it would be nice to have bigger, would then require the device to sacrifice some of its slimness and lightness to improve on that front, and to me I prefer to trade something like that for what this device is which is a product that can fit in my shirt pocket and is incredibly light. With that point in mind, I would point out that given the size of the screen, the touch screen functionality is way more precise and well tuned than I expected. All in all, great device for someone like me who has mp3/flacs, and it even has radio. I think the price point is great for the value here and the one thing that I will have to wait and see is if the battery stands the test of time but if it can hold stable for maybe 6 months I would not have a problem with justifying subsequent purchases. For its size, I don't think a replaceable battery would be feasible but maybe.

I work a 9hr job on my feet all day which goes hand in excruciating hand with having to hear nothing but beeping, scanners and machines whirring the whole time. Where I work, we cant have music/ music players, cellphones or anything that i guess could "distract" us. The type of person I am, though, music helps me thrive. I get a lot of stress and pain in my legs and feet and I definitely need a distraction to get me through the work day, so out of desperation, I bought this mp3 player. The reviews do NOT do this little guy justice. It comes with earbuds, a plastic case and a thing you can hold it in around your neck, though I dont know how to use it. Downloading music and transferring it to the mp3 player is easy as pie. No extra externals need to be set up, downloaded or updated. Just plug the cord to your computer and the other end to your mp3 player and click and drag your music files to the player and youre done! Its super easy to navigate with its touch screen, and the bluetooth is also easy to set up! And it has a decently loud speaker too. It comes with 2 predownloaded songs though which arent that great, All Rise by Blue and Yesterday Once More by Carpenters. They have the lyrics on screen too, so thats neat. The battery life LASTS. even after 9 hours of it constantly playing, the battery level didnt even flinch. And its tiny!! As you can see in the pictures, its a little bigger than the average medicine cup. The 3D render of it is a little bigger than the actual device, which ive also added a picture of. I tuck my earbuds in my hoodie and I tuck the player in the back of my headband and cover it with my hair. It has a ton of storage too. I have downloaded about 200 songs (and have about 1,000 more to go!) And theres 14,953MB left of 15,725MB. It has a built in FM radio and a pedometer too. It has Ebook, video, mp4 capabilities. All in all, this thing gets the job done and its a really good purchase. Cant wait to see how it holds up!

The very first thing I noticed when I received the MP3 player was how small it is. The images did not give me the impression that this thing was going to be the size of a Tamagotchi from the 90s. While that isn't necessarily that big of an issue, I have thick fingers and having to try to navigate the touchscreen interface on a screen the size of a postal stamp is a little ridiculous. That being said, the player worked perfectly fine, the sound quality was good, the bluetooth gave me some issues with my car, but connected to speakers and earbuds just fine. It reads a number of different audio file types. The video file types was a bit more confusing, and I still haven't found the right one to play videos, but it was never that important to me, because who wants to watch videos the size of a half dollar anyway? After I got the player, my headphones at the time died on me so I purchased some new ones that proceeded to stop working two days in, and I could only replace them for another set, which I did. A month into those, they stopped working. I thought, given the first pair, that they had just died and decided to cut my losses and throw away the headphones and spend the money to get a good pair. I realized my mistake when I later attempted to plug the mp3 player into the audio cord in my car, only to find that it wouldn't play the music through the car. It wasn't the headphones, the AV jack port on the player itself had gone out, and I have only had this thing for a few months (though long enough that my return window has officially closed). All in all, it's not a terrible device for the price of it, but you certainly get what you pay for.

So, the device seems nice and of good quality and for the price its still worth it, BUT it has some issues that are important to me that are lacking. Trying to get a playlist setup to play in order is a joke. You can only have 3 playlists that are pre-defined... to even get to the option to see your playlists is requires a bunch of scrolling to even find them, and adding a song to a playlist is the same sort of hassle with clicking all kinds of things. You cant even just copy over files and number them cuz it does not sort by filename, it sorts by the title in the metadata... so in order to get the files in an order you want you have to edit the metadata of each file to add the 001, 002 etc. This is not cool in 2020, that sort of thing has been a problem since the invention of the mp3 and its time to simply make these cheap players sort by filename so we can use these things how people actually use them! We dont want to have a pile of special weird software tools to edit our files every time we want to throw a song on the device! The video files pretty much only work with .AMV format. It claims to support avi, but it doesn't work, I tried everything and several different converters to convert an mp4 to avi... it only works if I convert them to amv... I mean c'mon man... The kicker was when, after spending an hour trying to get a music video onto this device do I learn that you cant even be connected to bluetooth to play a video, it shuts bluetooth off for some unknown reason. Its not a bug either cuz it has a popup that tells you its turning bt off... Its a good device for very basic use I guess, and the quality of the hardware all seems great, but its in desperate need of a few tweaks. I bought this just to give someone a love a playlist that he could play in his car as a gift (sort of a modern-day "mixtape" and its gonna work... but it took me a VERY long time to get it on there in the right order and ready to play. I'd hoped to use lyric videos to do it, but thats not an option with bt disabled, so mp3's and tag editor software it is then... ugh... what a waste of good hardware to have these kinds of blatant oversights.

What a deal for $33! Audio, video, bluetooth, little ebook reader, other apps. Even plays my high quality flac and sound is decent. I am not sure what others were expecting, but for this price, little players like this are an amazing deal I think. Just got it so I cannot speak to longevity, but so far so great.

This MP3 player has many features, but here are some. It is very durable and it comes with a nice plastic case. It is very easy to use and has great storage for its size. The battery life is great, and it has good speed and volume controls.

Let's start with the good. I would give the hardware a 9 out of 10, they jam a lot of hardware into a small area. The only things I would add (and they have space for it) are a generic function/home physical button and a next/previous physical button (much like how they have a power, volume up/down physical button). Now the bad. It's user interface is horrible. It's like it was designed over lunch on the back of a napkin and then given to a high school kid to code up over the weekend. It doesn't recognize screen taps accurately or consistently. It does not use the very limited screen space very well at all (sub menu layouts are horrible). There is no easy menu traversal, everything is down a menu, down a menu, down a menu -whoops, it's not there so back menu, back menu, back menu. Some menus show the object you selected and then scroll the item to show you the rest of the name, but the rest of the name is blank. Bookmarks are numbered 1-10 and give a timestamp but not the name of the item that was bookmarked (you have to try and remember which is which - is this bookmark for my podcast or the audio book?). Browsing through your 128Gbyte card - good luck with that. Hey, you've got 2000 mp3 files or whatever type files - you. have. to. scroll. through. the. entire. list. to. find. what. you. want. No sorting, no search, no nothing. The equalizer only has presets (rock, jazz, etc). The variable speed has a rate up/down button - so rate +1, +2, +3 etc. but what the heck does that mean? 1%, 2%, or 5%, 10%, or 10%, 20% - we may never know. And on and on and on... Just a horrible UI and therefore a horrible user experience.