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I put all my favorite songs on this device and connect it to a speaker, without the distraction of other sounds like my phone, when I play a music from it.I also connect it to my car's Bluetooth and have hours of music without commercial.I haven't tried the other features of it because I only want it as music player.

This little MP3 player feels like it's solidly made. It has a decent display and the touch screen is responsive. One feature it has that most don't these days, is an FM radio. That's nice to have, on the occasion I want to listen tot he radio, for example, listening to a game while working in the yard. I would like it to have the ability to download apps like Audible, but so far I haven't figure out how to do that and I don't see it as an option in the little manual that comes with it. It comes with a basic case, ear phones and a transfer/charging cord, along with a 16GB memory card, which is a nice touch.

I take it on my evening walks. Bluetooth connects easily to my headphones. Battery life is average but decent.

While everyone has a phone in their pocket these days, there are times where a tiny player like this comes in handy. I don't always want to have a large expensive phone with me and I don't always have a cell signal. I use this for when I'm off grid, and I can store a weeks worth of songs on the optional 128GB card I installed. That also means I don't have to eat up all my phone storage on music and bits of video.It is solidly built, the screen is bright and the interface is intuitively easy to use. The inclusion of an FM radio is actually pretty handy since I can get FM in some areas that I can't a cell signal.Yes it is basic, but for under $40 I think it's a bargain and a nice addition to my entertainment options.

Although it looks nice and neat and everything, it's just an MP3 player and it's really hard to figure out how to put MP3s on the MP3 player. There's really no instructions on how to do it in here with it. And most music now is just played streaming off of your phone. Or where to get MP3s without torrenting them and that's not legal so I have to figure out how to get MP3s so I can convert them on and send them over to this device. So far I have not been able to use it so I can't give it a five stars. A five-star item would be easy to use and everything explained. There should be better instructions with it because people in this day and age don't know how to move music anymore. Your phone just streams off the internet so to get MP3 music I can't find anywhere to get them. Nobody owns music anymore. I guess you can convert CDs to MP3 if there is no blocking technology on the CD.

I was at the MacWorld where the first iPod was announced, and I remember holding one of the very first iPods with absolutely covetous delight. I'd never seen such a thing before, and couldn't imagine a more perfect way to carry music around.Fast forward a couple decades and a tiny, bare-bones, stripped-down music player has features that the iPod designer couldn't even dream of: Video! Bluetooth! Audiobooks!God I love living in the future.I have a smartphone, so you might be wondering why I bothered to get this since a smartphone is in every way more capable. The answer is I got this purely to integrate into a device I'm building that has a Bluetooth amp connected to large speakers. We live in an age where it's actually cheaper to get a Bluetooth music player as an embedded part of an art project than it is to use a hard-wired solution. Did I mention I love living in the future?This little gadget is as close to perfect as to make no nevermind. Removable storage (which I validated with ValiDrive; the included memory card is real, not a fake). Simple to operate, simple to pair, comes with headphones though if you have Bluetooth headphones you won't need them, comes with a fitted plastic carrier, comes with a charging cable though since it uses USB-C to charge you likely won't need that either, and the controls are simple and easy to operate.The screen is surprisingly good. Well, actually, I take that back—everything about it is surprisingly good. For the price and the form factor, it's much, much better quality than I expected. I got it for an art project but I might actually end up using it as a backup music player for when my phone's battery is low, or to listen to audiobooks.Another review mentioned you can't add apps to it. No, you can't, because it's a music player, though it is interesting to live in a world where people expect to be able to add apps to anything with a screen on it. You don't need to add apps. It's a charming little device as it is.

To test how easy to use this is, I had my mom set it up. Granted, she’s a lot better with tech than some people her age, but generally she asks for my help when things get complicated. In this case I’m please to report she didn’t need my help, so setting it up should be fine fore anyone who is tech familiar enough to operate a thumb drive and do the basics on a cell phone.The sound is pretty good with both built in and a removable card, so if you have a huge collection you can swap cards if you want. Already set up is folders for playlists, which I find very useful (especially for those who love listening to audiobooks, or have favorite songs to workout or drive to.)I’m probably going to have to hide it from mom if I want to keep it though! She *realy* likes it!