Victure Bluetooth MP3 Player 8GB Clip Sport Portable Lossless Sound Hi-Fi Music Player with Headphone FM Radio Voice Recorder, Support up 64GB

Needed to replace SanDisk mp3 player and looked at many but decided this was most similar to SanDisk at better price. Controls are somewhat similar and fairly easy to use. Loaded a bunch of albums using Windows Media Player with no trouble but when I tried to make playlist and Synch it, I could not find Playlist on the Victure. There is a menu Item that says Create Playlist but there are no instructions on how - you choose Create Playlist and all you get is a long alphabetical list of songs grouped in bunches but not having any recognizable order or sense. And it doesn't tell you what to do with a song - select a song and it starts playing but no matter what button I push nothing happens related to a playlist. Otherwise, the sound is good, adding albums is easy and it works well to listen to music while exercising. Would rate it higher if instructions were a little better on all features.

My wife and I both had a Sandisk Sansa c200s for y-e-a-r-s. The battery in hers started to die (disco will do that) so she took mine and I went on the search for replacement battery. They are not to be found, don't even bother. I looked at this (about the same price as a Sansa c200 battery - if you could get one) and thought I'd give it a go. I had low expectations to be honest and when it arrived it was a little tricky (would play the first few seconds of a track then skipped to the next and so on) - but a simple "factory reset" later (and given its size and price) this thing is just brilliant. The earbuds - not so much, but if you've had an MP3 player, phone or few, then you have your favorite earbuds anyway. Would recommend this without hesitation.  Victure Bluetooth MP3 Player 8GB Clip Sport Portable Lossless Sound Hi-Fi Music Player With Headphone FM Radio Voice Recorder, Support up 64GB

I am very impressed with this little device...and it IS little! But for the price and for the size it is a mighty performer. This goes under the heading of "don't try this at home," but my Victure successfully made a trip through the washing machine. I did the rice thing for less than 24 hours and then charged the battery, and it worked as well as ever. The sound is good, and with a memory card it can hold quite a lot of music. Yes, there are a few other features I would like. I have not tried making a playlist yet, but I think I will have to search song by song on the device itself and add them there. I also have to scroll through a lot of folders to find a specific song. So an I-pod classic or touch it is not. But at about a tenth of the cost, it is a great option for enjoying your music collection on a budget. (The clip also makes it handy for the gym or jogging).

I am an experienced audiophile and I purchased this player because I didn't want to carry any expensive gear while biking. I was very pleasantly surprised with the quality that this tiny player delivers. Not only does it sound great, but it is also very powerful, making the use of an external headphone amp unnecessary for its intended application.It is also tiny! Great for outdoors use. Nice interface, too.The only negative thing that I can point out is that, while it plays back FLAC files without a problem, it can't handle higher quality ones such as 24/192. But this isn't really such a big deal for the money.

Purchased for my son and he is loving this little player. Super small and fits his little hands perfectly and very easy to use. Easy to create folders to find your different content. Plenty of room to use even without an SD card. Battery last a long time once it is charged all the way. On the flip side, the screen is a bit flemsy and doesn't feel very solid but so far he has not cracked it even though he is not very gentle.

I bought this mp3 player to replace my now dead ipod nano (boo). All it is for is to run outdoors, and it does exactly what I need it to do. As far as sound quality, I am not really listening that closely when I am running, as I am more using it as a distraction so I am not thinking about how much it hurts when I hit mile 4. I clip it to the side of my shorts, turn it on shuffle, and go!

I really wanted this mp3 player to work for me! I played around with it for hours! I was able to download music onto it fairly easy but then when I would try to play the music...the device couldn't find it. Sometimes it would find the music if I had earbuds plugged into the headphone jack but not when I was using wireless ear buds. It would find and connect to the bluetooth but then couldn't find any music!? I want to use this device for running, so I really want to use wireless earbuds, that was the whole point...low profile and easy (no bulk).

The extremely low-resolution color screen that's also too small to see all but a few words of a song or album title. This MP3 player also has a cheap plastic feel and a bizarre software interface. I am sorry that I didn't spend more money for a brand name unit.