128GB MP3 Player

Great mp3 il start with it has some weight to it compared to others I've used of similar size they tend to feel very light but this one doesn't, battery is great so far as of my review Iv used it for 3 hours and it's still above 90% life , the UI is basic which is great honestly transfered over 200 songs and you can still add more with 128gb you can add well above 1000 songs it brings an adapter which is great so you don't have to buy one yourself it's a SD to USB small and nice , volume headphone wise it's louder than my phones for reference I use an iPhone x and red magic and it's louder than them with headphones I wouldn't recommend the earbuds it comes with since they're basic and long term not very comfy over all for the price range it's better than most out there

Overall, it's an amazing device. The battery life is excellent, it's relatively easy to operate and it holds a lot of music. Only down side is that it's a little sensitive when you try putting it in your front jeans pocket. Often times a button gets pushed unintentionally, and it will skip to the next song or the various speed playback gets activated. Other than that, it gets two thumbs up from me. I also found the blue tooth setup fairly easy, and it works flawlessly.

This mp3 player rocks arrived fast to Alaska. Wasn't even $19. Works perfectly Bluetooth works. This is a must buy even if you have an mp3 player or just use your phone buy this as a back at the price and the quality is incredible. It has a metal case came with a neck strap awesome idea you don't always have a pocket or holder for your music player. This thing will even play mp4s that's videos or movies just want to cover everyone out there. It also comes with USB CABLE for charging and let me tell you it charges likedy split or quickly. Also came with a cheap pair of wired headphones. They aren't that bad. I would still use your old headphones or buy yourself a new pair. Anyway awesome player a must buy I am even considering buying more give em out as gifts. They are that good.

The media could not be loaded. I use mp3 players for one thing only: to play audiobooks. Therefore I need them to remember where they were when I shut them off the previous time. This is called breakpoint capability, or Last Played capapbility. This unit was claimed to have that, and when you muddle through the terrible interface to find it, there it is. BUT IT DOESN'T WORK. See attached video. And yes, I get the same result regardless if I shut it down directly or press pause then shut it down.Also, had it for less than a week and it would randomly stop playing, even though battery showed full charge.There are a couple of nice things about the device, which make this all the more frustrating: First, it's solid metal. Second, it has buttons instead of touchscreen. Third, it comes with a128GB card. Last, the volume really cranks, and the EQ is pretty good.Back to the drawing board. Another trip to UPS store to return this. Now on my 3rd attempt at finding a device that actually does what it says it does.

I got this yesterday, so time will tell if it lasts. It appears to be very sturdy - it is made of metal, not plastic. It comes with a 128 Gb card installed. I used the cable (USB-A to USB-C) provided to transfer music onto the device. The cable also charges the mp3 player. The USB-C port connects to the mp3, so if your computer has a USB-A port, you are good to go. My computer only has USB-C ports, so I had to use a USB-C hub. I tried various USB-C to USB-C cables, but they did not work. Perhaps they were only charging cables, not data cables.You need to create folders on your computer before transferring music. I used Apple music so this was done automatically when I ripped the CDs. The good news for me is that this player can handle both mp3 and m4a. I did not try other formats.I was lucky and had a $10 off coupon, so I got a great deal. If you want something very small and don't want to put the music on your phone, this is great.

I cannot believe that this player which can store thousands of music tracks has no method for storing playlists!!! Why get a big memory player if your only option is to play through everything one at a time? That's crazy! There is only one "favorites" list and unless you did something funny with genre or other metadata attached to the track you have NO WAY of saving any collections! Also FYI the screen shot on the advertisement shows a color screen that looks nothing like the low-resolution black & white display you actually get!To be fair this seems to be a common failing of many mp3 players. What would be absolutely amazing is if when I imported all my music (over 6K tracks) along with my favorite collections (in 3mu files) the favorites would be available on the mp3 device - like I had with the old Zune or Napster player. Sad.On the flip side, the device seems solidly built, interfaced well with my music manager (though as they said in the write up it is slow to load via cable, but I let it run overnight and was done when I woke up in the morning) transferring all the music with corresponding playlists correctly organized by artist/album. Bluetooth worked well too, connecting to my Bose speakers with good sound. Nice to have a wired stereo headphone jack too. But without playlists this gadget will just be an interesting toy and not really usable. Fortunately my phone app does a great job managing music!

This works great and held all my songs. Also easy to pair with my wireless earbuds