AGPTEK Clip MP3 Player with Bluetooth 4.0(Upgrade Version A26T), Lossless Sound Clip Sport Music Player 8GB with FM Radio,Support up to 64GB,Sweat-proof Silicone Case & Armband for Sport,Black

I bought the earlier model of this mp3 player ages ago and have used it almost every day on my dog walks. The reason I liked it so much was a combination of the fact that 8gb was quite large capacity, the battery lasted for ages, the controls were easy and it had a clip to attach it to our clothes. This new one has big boots to fill.They are quite similar and the immediate added feature is the FM radio. On the surface its a straight forward 'scan' radio but you can store stations. If you want to listen to BLuetooth radio you also need to have wired headphones plugged in as you need to use the headset cable as the antenna but it all works great.To load it with music plug it into your pc. Now with both of these I have had the best solution from the USB cable that comes with it, dont ask why as I dont know, but plug it in and you see and extra drive. Plug a TF card into the side of the Agptek and you see yet another drive - all automatic. Copy/paste does the job.So music, radio, e-book reader (but on a small screen!!) and its a mini-recorder.I love these Agptek products.

A good mp3 but it has a few downsides:1.) There are practically no helpful instruction, it only has a bout 3 pages of instructions.2.) In bluetooth mode, you can only select from 'all songs' which is very annoying if you want to listen to a specific artist or album.3.) The date format is yyyy mm dd and you can't change it. And more...Therefore I recommend getting a very similar mp3 from the same make which I have now bought, and only costs an extra £3 or so.The mp3 is from the same make, has a larger colour screen, has more and clearer instructions, you can select however you want when it's on bluetooth mode, and you can change the date format. The link to get it is https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07B7KNFPM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1.

Good points;Good battery lifeSound quality is greatBluetooth so no cables needed for headphones8gb of space, decent enough for about 1800 songsClip so it can clip on to trousers/shortsShort charging timesBad pointsBattery life is not 30 hours - seemed to last 25 hours (not too bad really!)Small, good for somethings but I keep losing it down the side of the sofa! (my own fault really!)Overall a really decent MP3 player for a small price with great audio quality.

I purchased this mp3 player for a friend and she absolutely loves it. It's increasingly difficult to get hold of decent standalone mp3 players these days, unless you are prepared to pay Apple/Sony money, but this low-priced item appeared to be one of the better budget-end offerings... and it has not disappointed. I have been told that the menu system is easy to navigate, the battery life is good and the sound quality and volume are both excellent.Personally, I was impressed with the size and would happily purchase one for myself if my Sony ever gave up the ghost. As someone who had one of the first Walkman cassette players, I still marvel at how much can now be packed into such a tiny package.

This is a great little MP3 player but there is very little documentation on how to operate the various functions. I put 3 gig of music files into the player by drag & drop of related folders from my hard drive & have it set to play random shuffle. Ear buds that come with it are rubbish. I have a nice £40 set that work much better. Jumping from menu to menu is very frustrating but if you stay with it & be patient then it all makes sense in the end. Turning the unit OFF with the power button loses all the settings you just made. What they don't tell you is that you can hold down the center selector button & it will count down 3 2 1 & power off & your settings are intact. Then turn power switch OFF & back ON to restart. The player has remembered the last song you played & will resume from that point. I don't use the Bluetooth feature or the radio stations. I use the player mostly in my work shop shed. I insert the ear buds & then put my hearing protector headset on over the ear buds. Works great!

The AGPTEK A26T 2018, is great and fits my purposes and needs. It's a small cheap but functional light MP3 player, which I can carry around without worry. The box contain headphones (never used), silicon case, usb charger & an armband.Features & Pros:- The UI is straight forward and easy to get use to.- It has a recordings function, ebook, radio and calendar (just shows the date and time).- Screensaver shows the time.- Has a last played function.- Long press the menu (top button) to lock the screen.- Battery is great last for a long time (3 days of continuous use from mine).- The Bluetooth works great without any sound distortion.- It has equaliser, repeat & speed up in settings.- Has auto timed shutdown and sleep mode.- Screen is very bright and readable- Long pressing the play button turns it off which is handy as you don't have to keep using the physical side switch as it's a bit of a hassle when you have the case on it.- Can play the radio.Cons:- Buttons can be heard when you press them as they have a 'clicking' sound.Fingerprints can get on the screen. (Not really important but).- Doesn't work with headphones/earphones mic button.- Can't play the SD card and the built-in storage songs as the same time. It's one or the other.- The order of the songs in 'all songs' are listed as one two, three ect basically unless you edit them the song will all be interested the wrong order:"Michael Jackson 1- Black or White""Nicki Minaj 1- Only"As an example.Conclusion:It's a small, light and cheap and useful speaker especially if you are doing sports related activities or just wanted to listen to the radio and music with out streaming online or using your phone's battery, then is is good for you and I recommend it.