96GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth 5.0: Portable Lossless Sound Music Player with HD Speaker,2.4" Screen Voice Recorder,FM Radio,Touch Buttons,Support up to 64GB for Sport(Earphones&64GB TF Card Included)

I recently ordered this really nice-looking MP3 player and received it just last week. I was extremely impressed by the quality and design. It is not too heavy, but it's definitely not flimsy. It's durable and I love the feel of it. The design of the touch control buttons is what stands out. They are not protruding out like other MP3 players that I've owned. They're more like buttons on an android device, which I find amazing. It comes with a pair of wired earbuds that you have to use in order to hear the radio because apparently they act as an antenna. The cool thing is you can also get Japanese or European radio stations, but I believe it will work if you're overseas. This player had no trouble connecting my pair of Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II through the Bluetooth function. One thing to note, that is something new that I haven't seen yet, is that it plays without any earbuds which is truly amazing. In the Music menu you can choose to use the built in Equalizer to enhance your music. The best part of this MP3 player is that it has a Type-C port for charging which is a plus in my book. It also has a hole on the left side so you can attach a wrist lanyard to carry, if you wish. Unfortunately I don't own a computer, but I simply ejected the provided 64GB TF (SD) card and created a folder and named it Music where I put my MP3s and M4As into. There are other menus, but I don't read ebooks nor wish to use this player to view videos. Overall it's a great player for the price. This is definitely a gem that I'm glad I found.

Good product! I love how the FM radio works it kept making weird noises at first but then it started working better when I clicked on auto tune, I had also installed some music on here like Mother mother, Destroy boys, and more! I love this so much but what this needs is a case to come with that goes around the entire mp3 player. I tried using Jlab headphones on this but it just made weird noises but this is actaully good - Written by a 16 year old

Before I bought this, I took the time to read a lot of reviews. This little player is an excellent value for the money. The main points I would like to highlight are:POSITIVE• Very decent sound quality• Very nice size; the screen is not larger than you actually need• Battery life is quite good; it lasts at least 15-20 hours with wired earbuds (not using Bluetooth).• Sturdy for a small deviceNEGATIVE• It takes a while to become familiar with the menu; once you are familiar, it works very well• It takes a while to get used to the fact that it's not a TOUCH SCREEN (hopefully you read other reviews and you are aware of that)• I don't use the earbuds that came with it because I don't like their shape (well, in all honesty, I HATE the earbuds that come with iPhones for the very same reason, so you may not see this shape thing as a disadvantage)• Learning curve for me: in order to SEE/TRANSFER your files, you need to use the DATA cable that comes with the mp3 player. Not all USB type C cables are created equal: most are for charging only. The cable that comes with the player is BOTH for charging AND for data. I learned it the hard way, after testing more than half a dozen cables that I had laying around and NOT being able to see the device. Stupid on my part (or just ignorance).NEUTRAL• I never intended to use the player to play videos, so I can't help you with that, I didn't even try• Pairing Bluetooth phones/earbuds is not hard, but it's not easy either. I am yet to see Bluetooth connections that work seamlessly, and this is notorious with WindowsI hope this helps you to make a decision as to this particular player brand/model. As to the vendor, I didn't have any problems, and delivery was faster than promised.

I had high hopes, but it did not load and sort my music correctly. Albums that had similar names from the same artist were lumped together as one album. For example, one of my artists had two albums with "Wisdom" in the title, and it loaded them together as one. Also, it doesn't display the whole names of albums or artists past a character limit, making it difficult to search for titles. I had to return it.

This product is one I can live with, once I get used to its quirks and design issues. There are pros and cons:PROS:1. Sound quality is quite good if you use a pre-set equalizer setting, like rock or jazz. But when I tried to customize the equalizer with higher treble or bass there was a lot of distortion.2. So far battery life is good.3. Unit is solid, not flimsy. Navigation buttons (but only that!) are touch screen.4. I can resume random play from a prior session without repeating the same tracks.5. I had no trouble transferring music files from my laptop.6. Storage is more than ample, I can store my entire music collection on the unit storage without using the extra storage on the memory card.CONS:1. I find it very strange that the navigation buttons are touch screen but the rest of the screen is not. So you cannot select different icons/functions directly by touch. You have to use the navigation buttons to settle on the desired icon and then touch the ok button. This takes getting used to.2. The selected function/icon on the non-touch screen portion of the screen lights up only slightly. So navigation is very difficult. When you drill into settings and options, the selected item lights up in a barely visible pink. I find that I need to make selections indoors, because the navigation is much more difficult in bright light outdoors.3. The bluetooth is not great, and works sporadically.Overall, the unit is a keeper, despite its deficiencies and annoying features/design.