32GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth, Portable Music Player with Speaker for Sports, HiFi Lossless Digital MP3 Player with FM Radio, Voice Recorder, Video, E-Book 30 Hours Play and Expandable Up to 128GB

This is a small lightweight device. It’s not too heavy, but I feel like it would break rather easily. It does not work if you do not have some form of antenna into it for the radio. To download music, it can be kind of complex and I had troubles figuring out how to get it on there. The quality of the speaker is just mediocre at best. You’re better off just Bluetooth it to a different speaker if you actually want quality and to be able to listen to music. Overall, if you want something small simple that if it breaks you won’t be sad then this is the item for you.

This Mp3 player has all the features we had from a previous Mp3 player we purchased but unfortunately, knee met display and it got cracked, it was still usable but not very pleasant. The features on this Mp3 player are very familiar to us with one difference the controls on the other one was touchscreen, these are not. To begin with it has a master on off switch on the bottom, that if you don't use it you won't be able to turn the Mp3 player on. Once the switch is turned on than you can turn it on and off with a long press of the play/pause button. It's not just a Mp3 player, it plays AVI video files. It has a built in Alarm can view pictures in addition to video and has a built in FM tuner. This mp3 player is shirt pocket sized just a little bigger than the last one we had. One thing that sets this Mp3 player apart from the last one we had it has a built-in speaker; a feature not found in most Mp3 players. This comes in handy when you don't have a earbud to plug in, and to listen to voice recordings when you use it as a voice recorder. The voice recorder is decent quality and recording are clear and can be understood. Bluetooth connected with a external speaker no issues, and it connected to our Windows 10 laptop and transferred files with no issues. One thing we didn't like is the settings menu navigation gets a bit confusing and isn't very user friendly. It has a nice clear time and date display it defaults to. It comes with a handy carrying strap, basic earbuds and easy to understand instruction manual. All in all this little Mp3 players packs a lot of features for a low budget Mp3 player. it's bound to make a great gift.

You can do a lot with this MP3, read ebooks, download audio books or music, store videos, or listen to FM radio. Just keep in mind that the FM radio needs an antenna connected which are usually your headphones. In case you did not know, the wire of the headphone doubles as an antenna for the FM radio. The best part about this MP3 radio is that it has a built in speaker, which is not super loud but loud enough to hear whatever you’re playing without having to use headsets.

Overall , this MP3 player doesn't live up to expectations. I find it's hard and fumbly trying to navigate through menus. The interface to navigate through just is very cookie cutter and lacks any polish to distinguish it as an easy-to-use device. I can't find any one good feature to comment on after putting the MP3 player through its paces. I normally go into an in, depth review, but in the case of this product; I started to do so, and it just was a long list of disappointments. I would say this. If you want an MP3 player and this is in your budget range. Be aware, it feels of the quality level as a something they would give away to the first 1000 fans at a baseball game or as marketing at a trade show. That's what you should be expecting and nothing else. The memory card seems decent.

This is a small, lightweight, and very portable item. For an inexpensive MP3 Player, this device might meet the needs of many people, but there are a few things to note that might affect it for other users. I set the date/time a few times and it retained it for as long as the unit was on, even if it went into sleep mode, but once I powered it off and restarted, those were set back to the factory settings. Even though the device supports JPG files, it oddly doesn't show album cover art. I inserted a memory card with over 9400 music tracks and it only scanned up to 5000. I hoped the counter was just wrong and that internally it actually got all the files, but that does not seem to be the case. So if you have more than 5000 tracks, you're probably out of luck. It actually supports lyrics, but it seems that the format of the .lrc file is finicky. Although most people won't use this tiny device for videos, it will play some, but only in one format, and not anything traditional. It comes with a converter, but a PC has to be used and that's a lot of extra effort. The manual discusses a Game menu item, but no such choice appears anywhere on the device. Bluetooth found one expensive pair of airbuds but never could connect, but was able to find and connect to a cheaper pair. The quality of sound through those and through wired earphones is very nice, but not very good through the external speakers (which isn't surprising). Navigation through the menus isn't intuitive (I kept wanting to press the 6 o'clock position to move down in a list, but it's actually the 3 o'clock position to move to the next item, even if it's down on the screen and not to the right). There is no search feature, so locating specific songs is cumbersome scrolling through them all. And it's not entirely clear how things are sorted, but if there is a way to find an artist and all the albums he/she did, I couldn't find a way. It includes a voice recorder which comes in handy, but I mainly wanted it for music files.