128GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth 5.3, Portable Digital Lossless Music Player with Built-in Speaker, 2.0 in Full Touch Screen, HiFi Sound, FM Radio, Voice Recorder, Earphones Included

For me this MP3 Player covered all my needs. The Bluetooth was solid, and easy to connect to a Logitech Bluetooth receiver connected to my home stereo. It will not connect to my Samsung ear buds. I would need to get a generic pair to go wireless. My wife's hearing aids do work with it however. They do include a wired pair of ear buds that are similar to the old wired Apple ones. The quality of sound is very good. The small internal speaker with a sound port on the back is just good for reference. The variety of play out is what I wanted. I have some songs in folders that I wanted to just play the organized songs that way. So search by Folder option is nice. I can also have play list search by artist, by album, or by song. It can shuffle the songs if you want. It also remembers what you had played last. If you stopped the song in mid play, it holds that position when you return.The color touch screen works well. The extra features included Calculator, Stopwatch, Photo, Calendar, Clock. The Audio Recorder function has features of High Quality, VAD, Noise Reduction, and Recording Monitor. The FM Radio needs the wired ear buds to function as an antenna. It worked pretty well with an auto search function putting discovered stations into a number of presets. The E Book found some text files I had with my music files and also it found some .JPG photo files using the Photo function.The battery holds up well now using it for a few days on a single charge, and today stressing it with checking all the other functions. The screen does go dark after a selected amount of time which really saves on battery life. You need to press the power button to bring the screen back up which is good to not have inadvertent screen touches do that.Finally the storage is all on the included removable 126GB Mini SD card. Also included is a USB C to Mini SD card adaptor. Looking into the Mini SD card initially has three folders labeled Bluetooth, Audio, and Recording. Loading your MP3 audio files from your computer into the Audio folder sets up everything proper for your music.

Great device for music. A ton (128 gb) of data via micro as card. It comes with a usb mad card adapter and a charging cable. It also comes with a cover and screen protectors and neck loop to allow use as a pendant. You can also just plug in the device to a computer to upload music, photos. I haven’t used some of the features but it seems easy to everything.

Although it's not the easiest to set up, its only advantage is that it's small and cute.

UPDATE: After ordering and returning a different MP3 player to give to a family member, I decided to order this one again. This little player has a lot of room and it isn't finicky about song titles. It seems to accept any characters such as colons, apostrophes, etc. without issue. I also figured out how to completely power it down so that the time doesn't reset before every use. In all, I give it 4 stars because it's good, but not perfect.Also, when I contacted the seller, they were very responsive.________________________________________________________I ordered this small MP3 player so that I could run with it. It does work but as others have stated, you'll have to figure out how to load the music files yourself. The instructions are pretty useless especially if you have a Macbook, like me. I was able to figure it out, though, and the files have transferred okay.For any type of playlist or audiobook, you will need to create a folder first and then you add the files into the folder.Now the issues:1. The time and date continually reset to random days and times.2. Figuring out how to loop play an album is difficult. You have to choose the = on the top right corner and then scroll down to repeat play. From there choose Loop All, Shuffle, or Single Loop. You have to do this every.single.time.3. If you choose "Shuffle" it will only shuffle the first four songs of the album, which is basically the first screen when scrolling.4. If you choose "Loop All," it will do that correctly but the songs will only play in order.5. The battery life is short. If I don't use it for a few days and turn it off, the battery has run completely down and date has reset.The positives:1. It works (sort of)2. It was cheap.3. It has a lot of storage.It seems to me that it should work better than it does. Why mass produce and sell an imperfect product? Technology and storage are cheap enough these days to produce a well-working, non-buggy product.I have reached out to the seller to see if this is typical behavior. I will more than likely return this product and look for something else.

It works great and has allot of memory. I like how it scatters some of the songs and it's easy to use. The sound quality is good and it's build is great. It battery life is good. It has a problem where occasionally when you turn it back on it acts like the song you were on is unsupported and you have to get out of music, go to all music and no matter what you click on you'll go back to the first song and then spend time getting back to the song you left off on. the lanyard string broke the same day I got it.

Great MP3 player. Very user-friendly, and I like its comparatively smaller size. I use it strictly for downloaded music, but it has other features, as well. Also, for the price point, I don't think you can go wrong. Definitely recomment.

I can't say anything negative about this mp3. It pairs with everything I've wanted it to so far, quite easy to transfer music into it, you are able to create albums in the option FOLDERS instead of MUSIC in case you just want to listen to one genre of music at a time for the people complaining about this device not being organized enough. Build quality it's amazing, the charging speed too. It's definitely worth it.