64GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth 5.2, AiMoonsa Music Player with Built-in HD Speaker, FM Radio, Voice Recorder, HiFi Sound, E-Book Function, Earphones Included

Edit only days later. I still stand by my review but just a quick word following. We have an allotment I've walked too a few times since buying this. At the entrance is a street light and off in a field is a radio mass, every time I'm near the music stops, then catches up by fast forwarding the song in a bid to catch up. I am not familiar with Bluetooth connectivity to see if this is a thing -yet but just to warn users if you experience similar issues, look at your external surroundings. This is a solid product, a hard wearing case familiar to the old iPods. Familiar with previous MP3 players, set up wasn't to hard. While it was charging (didn't have to wait long to full charge), I took the memory card out of the device, popped it into the reader it came with and threw some random songs in and out of folders to test the copy over. That didn't take long either. Provided headphones were ok but I'm not a fan of inner ears and have Bluetooth set to use. After turning off other paired device, it wasn't hard getting the headphones to connect. Plays good sound through them and danced around the house with the player snug in my pocket with no connection issues. Without headset musics a bit "tinny" I've no available speaker to try but it's the output that provides the quality at the end of the day. So, bought for work out in garden, no excuse now and is absolutely fabulous to tuck in a pocket while pulling weeds to a merry tune.

Nice little MP3 player for the price; easy to download files from the laptop direct to the memory card with the adaptor included. Battery life is good; the sound quality is excellent using my wired Sony Headphones. Works fine with a Bluetooth speaker, again the sound quality is good on that too. One of the pre-installed songs isn't that good quality. I've used CD's that have been converted to MP3 files and the audio is excellent, so depends on where the files are downloaded from regarding the sound quality. Also there are pre-set Graphic Equalizer setting to choose from. The built in speaker is the usual quality for a tiny speaker. The micro-SD card is a bit fiddly to remove without tweezers. 64gb is ample memory for MP3 files. Recommend putting your albums into individual folders before loading onto the card. You can set to play random songs if you wish. You can use the built in recorder for voice notes etc. Would I recommend for the price? Yes! It's only an MP3 player so doesn't play MP4 video files, but then the screen is tiny for that anyway.

Great little unit. A lot smaller than I thought but very solidly made & feels quality. Interface is quite simple to use, looks quite basic compared with my Samsung Q1 but this was a quarter of the price with 4x the memory! Sound quality is very good, the only problem I have is getting the supplied earpieces to stay in my ears when walking or chewing! Deeper ear canal types or hook over would probably be more secure, otherwise a great little unit

This mp3 player has a nice build quality, it's a small mp3 player but the metal casing has a nice feel to it and it feels sturdy. I got the pink one and it looks pretty. I never have to turn the volume up past about 5 because it seems to naturally be on the louder side. I've not had a problem connecting to my Bluetooth earbuds but I prefer to listen with wired earbuds as they sound better. The sound quality of the external speakers isn't the best, but the quality of the sound with earbuds/headphones is pretty decent. It was really quick and easy to add songs and a USB-SD card converter is included in the box, which is really helpful. A couple of things that really irritate me are the inability to search for songs and the lack of album art. It would also be useful to see the "now playing" while turning the screen on. If you want to listen to a particular song you have to scroll through the albums to find the song, which is fine if you know which album it's on, but if not then you might be stuck scrolling through each album to find it. The lack of album art isn't a massive issue but it's nice to have it, and if the mp3 player has the ability to store and view pictures then it doesn't seem like too much of a stretch to include album art. Lastly, it would be useful to be able to see which song is playing without "unlocking" the mp3 player completely. There is a screensaver that appears when you press the power button which displays the date and time but it would be so useful if it displayed the current song instead.

Good value for money and sound is good. Bluetooth pairing is a bit flakey. It failed to connect to my infotainment system in my nissan so used USB instead. But I reckon it was at least 10 minutes before the music library was fully accessible. You cannot operate the music play function etc from the player you have to use the car interface. I bought this player to mostly use with buds in gym instead taking the phone. For that it's perfect! I have the same music library on my phone so won't won't bother with it in the car. I think the issue with the player is the processor. But for the price it's fine.

Good quality little player reliable good sound but the radio not so good couldn’t pick much up on it gave it 5 stars because I don’t use the radio on them just my own music it can hold thousands and thousands of songs so don’t need radio just my own music plus one charge and it will last all day

Very pleased. Easy to operate and lovely sound quality on my Sennheiser earphones.

AiMoonsa B27 (2026) vs Sony Walkman 464 (2010) Got a Sony Walkman 16 years ago, and it's still going strong; but it doesn't have Bluetooth, only has 8GB memory and sadly Sony doesn't make affordable players now. AiMoonsa B27 looks like a Walkman (see photo), but is it as good? The simple answer is NO. - Bluetooth (5.2.) pairing reliable, stable, and stays connected until turned off. - No fast built-in memory. - Micro SD unbranded; slow read/write speed; short life expected; eject with care. - File copying from PC very slow via Type-C USB; use fiddly TF card adaptor (5 seconds per album). - MP3 decoder/codec works as expected, clear, no distortion / glitches / issues. - Built-in HD Speaker terrible; can disabled in the settings. - Wired earphones sound and feel really bad; as expected. - EQ presets; no custom option; "normal" preset sound ok. - Soundmagic E11 Wired Earbuds sounded ok in "normal" EQ mode. - Anker Soundcore P40i (Bluetooth 5.3) sounded boomy; unuable in any EQ modes. :( - No album art. - Build quality ok; metal case; not plastic. - Display not bright; small; low res. - Menu simple; easy to use. - Battery 15-20 hours. (my Walkman is 50 hours!) - Buttons too sensitive; easily pressed by mistake. - Options menu (with EQ) only works in Playing Now mode. - Voume control goes from off, to quiet, to very loud in just 3 clicks. - Ignore the Product Video (below) as it's for a different model. In summary, AiMoonsa B27 is good value for money, but don't expect the very limited set of EQ presets to work well with your ear buds, even expensive ones. It's unable for my needs, due to the poor EQ presets, as I wanted to use Anker Soundcore P40i ear buds. If only Sony made an affordable player...

After having this for about a year, the headphone jack finally died. So we had to sync AirPods to it. Trick: When searching for the AirPods, open the AirPods case and then press the button on the back of their case. It quickly identified and connected. I did make my cell forget the AirPods first While troubleshooting. But, idk if this matters. Considering that our AirPod nano only lasted about 5 years, the cost of this aimoonsa is totally worth it. Plus, the customer support was understanding about the headphone jack no longer working.

Can use without earphones

Altamente recomendable potente no se traba el Bluetooth no falla

Ottimo lettore, soddisfa pienamente le mie aspettative, molto pratico e facile da usare, ottimo prodotto

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