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

To be honest, I really can't remember when I last bought a CD as all my favourite music is on YouTube. I have occasionally bought mp3 songs 🎵 and albums from Amazon over the years and just kept these stored in the Amazon app to free up computer 🖥 space. But the Amazon app isn't perfect 😕 and I noticed recently that a few songs I've purchased over the years are no longer accessible in the Amazon app, presumably for contractual reasons. When I first had the Amazon app, it was totally free and offered you the option of storing your mp3 purchases on it. The mp3 concept was brilliant 👏 because if you only like 1 particular song 🎵 on an album by a particular artist, you had the option of buying just that one song for a few pence which I often still do.Now Amazon want you to go premium by paying a monthly subscription to stream all your music 🎶 for free on their app. I prefer to own my music 🎶 and am not prepared to pay for their streaming subscription, which they seem to be pushing now. Besides I've gone paid premium with YouTube cos I stream music 🎶and podcasts from there when I'm working and got fed up with all the annoying 😑 adds. Plus I do paid subscription with 3 channels on YouTube so can't keep subscribing to other streaming services like Spotify and Amazon. I've just recently cancelled my audio book 📖 subscription with Amazon and in any case, as a paid Amazon Prime customer, I don't think I should have to pay for any other services on Amazon. Being a paid Amazon Prime member, that should be enough for all other services they offer.Anyway, a bit of a rant and a ramble, but now onto the product itself. It must be over 10 years since I've used an mp3 player and the mp3 Player I had was very basic, just played ▶️ music 🎶 and was very easy to use. I'm pretty sure I still have this MP3 player buried in me mum's loft somewhere, but just haven't got the time to dig it out. Not being very tech savvy, I was looking for a very basic mp3 player and similar to my original one. Although the AiMoonsa has a lot more functions than my old mp3 player, it is surprisingly easy to use and quite a nifty little set. As per my pic, it arrived on 3rd December, next day delivery in very good nick and the box contained the USB charging cable, TF card already inserted into the player, TF card reader, earphones, instruction manual, protective case and lanyard. It's very easy to use. You can store music 🎶, photos 📸 and even videos 📹 on it, although you can't play videos stored on it. You have to connect to your laptop to play downloaded videos 📹 stored on the player. So far, I've only downloaded music 🎶 photos 📸 and videos 📹 on the player. You even have an option to download audio books 📚 in the player but I've not tried this yet as I bought the player primarily for music. As I say, I've now downloaded music 🎶 photos and a couple of my holiday videos 📹 on here. You can view your photos on the player but not the videos. There are 2 ways you can transfer data from your laptop to your player. You can use the USB charging lead or the TF card reader. Personally I use the USB charging lead as its less hassle than removing the card from the player, inserting it into the TF card reader and then inserting this into your laptop 💻. Also, when you connect the player to your laptop, it brings up a list of exactly 💯 what you've downloaded on your player, so if you've accidentally duplicated downloads, you can delete duplications from your laptop 💻. I find this a really handy feature.You have other functions on this mp3 player besides music 🎶 and photo uploads. You can download audio books, do voice recordings, a stop watch function and a calculator. As I say, I haven't tried the audio book download or the voice recorder as I bought this player primarily for music. It also has a Bluetooth function on here so you can connect to headphones 🎧 or speakers 🔊 but I've not tried this yet. I might give this a go when I'm out and about cos wearing headphones 🎧 would be far more comfortable than earphones. For my purposes, this player is far more adequate than what I need. The fact I can download music 🎶 and photos 📸 and access these on my player is fantastic. The sound quality is perfect 👌 too. I 💯 recommend this player. It is well worth every penny.Cheers to Amazon and the delivery driver for prompt delivery and the item arriving in a very good 👍 order. 👍😊👌

I bought this and downloaded my music onto the player right before going on holiday. I slipped it into my handbag, and forgot about it until the airline gate-checked the carryon that contained my iPod. I pulled out this little gem and, like magic, there was music to light up my flight!This mP3 player is very compact, and so it could easily slide out and get lost. But it has a huge capacity, and is easy to use with my existing headphones. I've had a little trouble trying to connect the Bluetooth, but I have not really focused on this task. I haven't owned the device long enough to assess its durability, but so far I would recommend it.UPDATE - Dec. 2025: I still like the size and capacity. But I discovered that unlike my iPod, this MP3 player does not switch off after the chosen album/file has played all the way through. Instead, the device endlessly repeats the item you selected, until you turn it off or select a new album/file to play. That makes it hard to use to fall asleep, and it could drain the charge faster than you expect.

I get the feeling that the manufacturer truly aimed to produce an MP3 player that would delight the buyer and for me they have certainly hit the target! As there are a number of detailed reviews already, I would just add a few points, the battery life driving wired earphones constantly is a generous 34.5 hrs and it recharges quickly. Through good quality earphones, the sound is excellent and there are 7 preformed EQ sound settings, these being, Country - Dance - Classical - Jazz - Rock - Pop and Ordinary (my preferred choice). Also, the compact size of this device enables one handed operation, I can make selections with my thumb while the player rests comfortably on my fingers. With respect to storage, it has 116GB actually available and after loading 239 CD's, it still had a vast 97.9GB of free space. File transfer is swift either through USB lead, or directly to micro SD card (32mins to copy 242 CD's via lead). It's possible to create different folders for each category using a PC, for example, Male Vocal, Female Vocal, Classical etc and then set the player to select randomly from across all folders. So it will play all of your music without you knowing what's coming up next, which although it occasionally repeats the same track, is a great feature! Bluetooth works perfectly with my audio equipment and has a range of several meters. The FM radio uses the earphone wire as an aerial, it works well and providing it's getting enough signal produces clear HiFi stereo sound. Just to mention that it comes with a protective film covering the screen, which I presume is part of the packaging as it has a small tab for peeling off. Please note, if the player is switched on and has been inactive for a short while, it appears to switch itself off. Be aware that in this state it still draws power, so when next used the battery is likely to be flat. Always ensure you actively switch it off by long-pressing the power button, then the battery will retain its charge. Just to add that it is now well over a year since I bought two of these items and they both continue to work well. The only suggestion I would make for improvement is an option to play a selection just once and then stop, instead of playing a continuous loop, but this minor detail aside these are excellent MP3 players, I am delighted!

Just a piece of junk. I don't require much from an mp3 player. I want to connect it to headphones and play music, end of story. I don't need a built in speaker, stopwatch, alarm clock, calendar, ebook reader, voice recorder or any other nonsense. I would happily pay quite a premium to get just a quality player. Sadly it doesn't seem to exist. If you do pay more the people in China who sling this crap together assume that you want more gimmicks, but the core chipsets and functionality always remain the same.I've had this for all of 2 hours and despise it already. Charging, and putting music on it were fine. Quick test of a track with its built in speaker - fine. So I tried connecting my bluetooth headphones. Followed the normal pairing procedure for the headphones, but the player refused to see them in the list of available devices. So I tried again a few times, and it suddenly did see them, for no very obvious reason. So I hit 'Pair device,' and waited, to eventually get the message that pairing failed. So I tried this a few dozen times too, but to no avail. Tried the headphones with my laptop, phone and another player, just to be sure - but they weren't the problem. I was about to give up, but thought I'd try one more time (which turned into 12 or so), and it eventually just connected, again for no obvious reason.Thinking we were now home and dry I started playing some music. It lasted all of 20 seconds before I started getting stutters, then large glitches, and finally the music just ground almost to a halt, clearly overloading the player in some way. I pressed pause, but the player continued to spit out erratic glitches of sound that had clearly been buffering long before I did. I thought maybe the problem was the file type I was playing. It was a supported type (wma), but I've had previous players that complained about files with greater bandwidth requirements. So, once the device unfroze sufficiently to let me navigate to a different track, I went to an mp3 and hit play. Nothing. The screen showed that it was playing (by displaying the pause button) but the timer didn't move. Tried a couple more with the same result. Finally I just hit the off button on my headphones, and suddenly the player burst into life. It caught up with every frustrated button press I'd made whilst it was unresponsive - thereby landing on a track I hadn't navigated to, and started playing through it's built in speaker.So I'm left with the conclusion that the device simply isn't capable of bluetooth playback. Clearly the manufacturers were trying to find the absolute bare minimum processing power and memory necessary to handle playback and a bluetooth connection simultaneously, and then shaved off some more.I can't comment on playback quality through cabled headphones, or battery life, as mine is going straight back.EDIT: Eventually decided to keep the device, as I'm conscious that any replacement is likely to have similar issues. Can now report that sound through the headphone socket is below average. A few times I've been listening to classical tracks, hit a quiet patch, and wondered what the awful flapping at the bottom end was. I blamed the recordings, thinking it was really bad microphone handling. But then I checked out the scores, and discovered it was bass drum, or double basses, and I was getting a flapping/popping sound instead of the full sound of the instrument. Obviously mp3 files are notoriously compressed, so I played exactly the same files through the same headphones, using my laptop - which has the cheapest, nastiest DAC chip in the world - and could then tell there was a bass part in the music. Probably not an issue for the average pop track, which is a constant barrage across the whole spectrum, but a bit useless for classical music.The battery life is also poor. My last player could manage 8-9 hours per charge at the end of its life (less on bluetooth). Haven't had reason to use this one to death yet, but the indicator says the battery is in the red after two hours. And if I charge it fully, but then leave it unused for a couple of days, it is almost depleted when I come to use it.

Neat little MP3 player. Really good for the price. Sound playback is good. Volume can reach deafening proportions.... really pleased with it.

I normally stream but needed an MP3 player for the many MP3s I have backed up over the years. I needed something simple but would play at a decent sound quality. This basically what I got. It's quite well made and comes with a neat clear silicone case to. give it some protection. It comes loaded with a 128Gb SD card so plenty of room for me. Playback quality is pretty good for the price and it also has Bluetooth which pairs pretty well. All you need is a decent pair of head or earphones and you're away. I do however, have some gripes about this player; If you stop playing it and leave it for a small period of time, it won't go back to the track you were playing which I find frustrating. The other very frustrating this that when you're playing songs only as I quite often do on random play, it will give you the name of the song but not the artist which is just a pain. For this price I can understand it but it loses two stars because of it. Other than that, it's a good MP3 player with reasonable quality.

After having my original stolen while camping (i left it hanging on my ridgeline) i decided to buy it again because i was very happy with my first one (after a very slight problem loading music onto it which the seller advised me on how to correctly) i use it with a bluetooth speaker and found it perfect with various speakers. I'd definitely recommend this to other users looking for an mp3. The battery life is very good, its reliable and obviously very light to carry.

I recently got my hands on this MP3 player, and I must say, I'm thoroughly impressed! From the moment it arrived, the experience was great. The packaging is really nice, and the thoughtful inclusion of a protective cover and screen protector right in the box ensures your device is ready for action from day one. It truly completes the packaging and adds immediate value.Setting up the MP3 player was incredibly easy to use. Once turned on, it's really fast, allowing you to dive into your music without any frustrating delays. The product quality is perfectly in line with the price point; it's made of plastic, which makes it really lightweight – a huge plus for portability. The battery life is also excellent, providing plenty of listening time on a single charge.One of the standout features for me is the speed of the SD card. It's really fast to use and to fill with music, which is fantastic given its 128GB large capacity. This means you can easily load thousands of your favorite songs or audiobooks without worrying about space. The USB 2.0 transfer speed also makes adding new content a breeze.The audio experience is top-notch, thanks to the latest Bluetooth 5.3 version. This translates to faster transmission, a longer connection distance, and stronger anti-interference ability, ensuring a stable and high-quality wireless listening experience. I also appreciate the reduced power consumption for better battery life.The built-in HD speaker is a pleasant surprise, offering a convenient way to enjoy music without headphones when you prefer.The full touch screen is highly responsive and makes navigating the device a joy. Beyond music, this MP3 player is truly multifunctional, featuring a voice recorder, radio, e-books, stopwatch, calculator, and alarm clock – making it a versatile gadget for everyday use.Overall, this MP3 player offers incredible value. Its convenient portability and comprehensive accessory package (protective film, case, lanyard) make it ideal for any activity. It would undoubtedly make a great gift for anyone who loves music, whether it's for children, partners, or parents on special occasions like birthdays or Christmas. Highly recommended!

I wasn’t expecting much at first, but this little MP3 player really impressed me. It’s super easy to use, sounds great, and feels well made.One thing I loved is how quickly it connects via Bluetooth ,I paired it with my headphones and speaker in seconds, no issues at all.It also came with a bunch of useful extras: a nice little protective case, some adapters, and even a screen protector already included. Really thoughtful!I use it mostly for workouts and while commuting, and it’s been perfect. Lightweight, responsive, and does exactly what I need. Definitely worth it

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The AiMoonsa D30 MP3 Player is an impressive audio player that can handle multiple music formats. Especially MP3 and Hi-Res FLAC files. I don’t use ogg or ape, so I don’t any experience outside of the two I focus on. The dimensions of this player it’s really small and near the same length as an Apple AirPod Pro 2 case. The build quality is very important to me, and this has a nice metal alloy case and a glass touch panel that is very responsive. There is an included screen protector and silicon case, so it’s a complete package for keeping this player protected. This is no toy in terms of sheer performance.The Features:The features that impressed me the most are that it has a very fast boot up time, only a few seconds it’s ready to go. The interface is snappy and responsive. One feature that is so easy to overlook is if you use wireless headphones that will automatically reconnect when powered on, most players require manually toggling Bluetooth on again and then reconnecting the headphones, this does it automatically. Also, the Bluetooth 5.3 range is very good, and it stays connected well over 40 ft away and if it disconnects it auto reconnects when within proximity of the player. Listing to music and if you pause or stop a song it has a quick fade of the volume. This is a nice high-end subtle feature. The player will also auto-resume from the exact spot in a music track, also another feature I did not expect to see. Music can also be played by Folder only, also, great capability to have it you have lots of music on the player and just want a direct route to the set.Music navigation controls:The Touch screen and interface is simple to operate. The side buttons are separate from the volume adjustment and the power button, so they are not easy pressed by accident. The EQ settings are easy to access; there is no custom user-adjustable EQ outside of the presets. The Volume steps are many and I find that at the volume level of 1 or 3 this is loud enough to drive my headphones with ease. I can confirm that this player can be very loud if the levels are pushed higher. It’s nice to see that this player also has a speaker, not the greatest in volume, but it’s very convenient when you want to check a song without using any form of headphones. I’m impressed that this player is the size of an Apple Watch.Audio Quality:This is where I am completely blown away by the quality of the audio that this player can achieve. Pairing with a nice set of IEMs it’s crazy good. There is no background hiss of any type, and everything sounds so clean and with excellent audio channel separation. This AiMoonsa player is truly a Hi-Res audio player. The DAC in this tiny unit is impressive. Given that it comes with a 128GB Micro SD card that can easily sustain a 11-15MBs transfer rate, it really elevates the value proposition for what you are getting. Crystal clear and clean audio should be the highest priority of MP3 players and this one delivers on that fact. I really like to use this player with Bluetooth ear buds at times and my wired IEM’s when I want to be critical of the music I’m listening to.Battery Life:I’ve gone all day with this player, and it was still showing a 80% charge. So, I can tell that battery life should not be a big concern for all day use. I don’t listen to volume levels over 8 so this may be prolonging the battery life estimate. Player also re-charges fast. The sceen stays off most of the time, so it’s drawing very little batter power, there are no external lights to waste any precious battery charge. I like the minimalism.If you are looking for a tiny, high quality, easy to use interface, no frills player, then this is a great recommendation. This is serious player that can easily handle FLAC and 320K MP3 files with ease, no stuttering, no pauses with any playback. I constantly ask myself how can this tiny player sound so good? I put on a bast from the past Til Tuesday, 1986 release of “No More Crying” FLAC file and it left me almost crying for how good it sounds on this player, so much depth and vocal presence, Aimee Mann’s voice is incredible. Props to the engineers of the DAC on this D30. For audio fidelity, this is a five-star hi-performance music player that focuses on audio quality over unnecessary extras.

Producto muy bien pensado, pequeño, con las principale funciones que uno pediria a un producto de este estilo.El unico fallo es que el Blutooth no funciona con telefonos de Samsung. Mi duda es que no funcione con ningun telefono pero sì con otros tipos de dispositivos. Ententè contactar con el fabricante, pero no me respondió. Lo comodo de utilizarlo con un telefono podia ser lo de descargar de allì musica hacia el aparado, sin tener que conectarlo a un ordenador o notebook.

3 mois après, malgré que ma fille en a pris très soin, la coque + le film protecteur + une seconde housse de protection.Il ne fonctionne plus, le son ne sort plus de l’appareil, obliger de le mettre en wifi dans un casque.Très déçu…