Sport Bluetooth MP3 Player with Clip,Watch Band&Shuffle Playback

Initial review - I just got it and set stuff up on it. I got this to be able to listen to music while exercising without having to carry 250+g of phone & case. Bluetooth setup: I have pixel buds; they connected easily (open buds case, push button till light blinks, connect from mp3 player. Looks like you'll have to navigate to the top-level bluetooth selection to engage your headphones each time you want to use them from the mp3 instead of other things - it doesn't aggressively hunt down the headphones when you wake it up (unlike my phone). Music file transfer -- from phone: I was hoping to be able to transfer files off of my phone because I've got a bunch on there. However, the phone (pixel / android) said the mp3 device needed to be reformatted, which I suspect would brick it because there are *interesting* files on it, so I declined. The phone thereafter didn't recognize the device so I couldn't copy right off the phone. Music file transfer -- from Windows PC: Unfortunately my windows PC has been in a box in the garage for a few years so I can't test this yet. Music file transfer -- from Linux (running a Debian derivative): It's my work computer. They refuse to mount USB writable. However, you can sudo make me a sandwich; sudo mount -o remout etc etc. File transfer was trivial after that. Note that the device doesn't support m4a, which seems to be the format my files are in; reformat them as mp3 or something: $ for f in * ; do nf=${f%.m4a}.mp3; doit ffmpeg -i "$f" -c:a libmp3lame -q:a 2 "$nf" ; done (remove the m4a's when you're satisfied) Sealing: n/a - the USB and microSD slots are wide open Clip & Band: There's a very strong spring clip on the back which you can thread through a slot in the included watch band to make it into something that looks like a watch. Seems pretty secure. Overall: For $30 so far it seems like a decent unit and I don't see anything yet that detracts from its purpose and product description. I'll update this if it fails.

Update 4/20/24 PROBLEM WITH WINDOWS NOT RECOGNIZING THE PLAYER AS A USB DEVICE. Solution found by online forums search. Connecting to Windows 11 computer:post that suggested plugging the player into one of the back usb ports on the computer. Another suggestion was to try different usb cables. By doing both of these things, I was again able to connect to Windows 11 and to transfer audio files onto the player. Update 8/20/19: There have been ups and downs, but now I really love this player. The one I am using is a replacement, as the first one completely died after a short time and was promptly replaced at no charge. Great customer service from Amazon and the replacement arrived quickly. No problems so far with the new one. One thing, I no longer use the bluetooth function as it is too tedious always having to re-connect the headset. For that the controls require a lot of back spacing. Easier to just use the headset that comes with the player and the sound is great. RE downloading and playing audiobooks: Very important step forward was advice from another rater to format the sdhc card while it is inside the player. This improved my computer's ability to recognize the device and the card properly. I previously had difficulty getting some of the audiobooks to play in correct order. After a lot of fiddling trying to understand the file system, I learned that the problem was because I was transferring the audiobooks directly to the player from the library overdrive app. Instead, use the drag and drop method: Just find where your computer stores the downloaded book files, then drag and drop the whole book folder from the download on your computer right to the player or the sdhc card. This results in folders on the player with the book title and the book chapters play perfectly in order. ____________________________________________ Initial Rating I ordered this player on Amazon 6-19-19 and it arrived in one day. The main reason to order this was that I wanted a tiny bluetooth mp3 player because I am tired of using the wired headsets. This will be a replacement for the last of my sansa clip players that served so well for years. At first, I had difficulty pairing the WiWoo player with my taotronic bluetooth headsets, and I looked up troubleshooting in the manual. There it said that the device could not pair with any headset 4.1 or above, so I was annoyed because the Amazon description included bluetooth 5.0. I sent a message to Wiwoo, but then noticed Amazon chat customer assistance, which helped right away. They were helpful in verifying that the player was capable of connecting to 5.0 and continuing to try connection while I sat at my computer working with them, both speakers did connect. The next day Wiwoo also responded to my inquiry to apologize for the confusing troubleshooting section in the manual. I have only used the player for 2 days so far. The controls are more difficult to learn and not as easy to use as the Sansa players, but with patience I am catching on. When using the player on the included wristband, I did have a lot of stuttering due to lost connection, so I took the player off the band and clipped it to my collar nearer to the headset, which completely cured the problem. The player has been working well and has a good sound. Most importantly, it does work well for downloading from computer and playing e-audiobooks from overdrive and RB digital library services. The menu sorts by author and title, just as the Sansa did. After pausing it resumes exactly at the right place. After turning off the player and restarting, I did have to scroll back to bluetooth to get my headset to play, but I am not sure if that may be due to my still learning the controls. All In all, this is a good MP3 player. I love using it wirelessly and I hope it lasts. The FM radio is very weak and setting up stations was really hard, so I would not buy this if you just want a workout radio.

All the features work great!

Cannot recommend due to one thing: Battery refuses to hold a charge. The bluetooth worked, the sound was great, transferring files (from computer) were no problem, equalizer worked, EVERYTHING worked….. but Wiwoo must have used badly manufactured batteries. It is too bad because this product could be a great affordable audio option for those of us that cannot afford expensive Apple and Samsung watches……..too bad :(

I'm unsure what causes the bluetooth functionality to not work properly but it cuts out, sounds higher pitch, and plays faster than the track should. This problem is present in my bose bluetooth headphones and sony portable speaker. The problem isn't present when plugging in headphones. It works fine otherwise, plays all the audio formats it claims to but if you plan to use the bluetooth I would consider looking at a different product.

I literally ordered this product in my sleep. I was browsing for an MP3 player and must have hit “Buy now” as I dozed off. I have no recollection of purchasing this. However my kids insisted I review it as the ‘best mistake ever!’ My 10 year old daughter desperately wanted an iPod Nano. I was not willing to spend several hundred dollars for an iPod for a 10 year old. Once we received this nifty little thing, she was extremely pleased with it. It came preloaded with Beethoven’s 9th Symphony, so she listened to that right away. It probably needed 10 minutes of charging time right out of the box. She & my husband got it loaded up with music really quickly, and she loves it. It works very well and looks super cool. It comes with a yellow and a black watch band, so it can have a sleek or a funky look. It has Bluetooth so we were able to hook it up to speakers and it played very nicely. It also comes with a little pair of wired headphones. She likes to walk around plugged into her wrist. For adult use you might want to use Bluetooth headphones. The interface is easy enough for a 10 year old to figure out easily. I can’t speak about battery life because she’s the one busy with it, but I haven’t heard a single complaint about it dying, so I guess the battery life is pretty good. I can’t speak to it’s longevity, because we’ve had it less than a week. But I would say this is a definite 5 star product, especially for the price point. ($35). The fact that I took the time to review it shows how pleased I am, because I’m not a big reviewer. I rely heavily on reviews when shopping, so I thought I’d pay it forward to the next shopper so you can know this is actually a great product. Update: We are still in love with this little MP3 player. It’s now 5 months later and it’s still going strong with no issues. I notice the price has gone up (I paid $35 in December, it’s now $42) but I still recommend this as a very worthwhile purchase or gift. It’s well worth the money.

I absolutely love this MP3 Player. I happened upon it while looking for a way to sneak some music inside my job and I found it. It looks like a watch but its not and that the secret of this MP3 Player. At my job you can’t bring your cellphone or any devices that plays music but I found a way. You can add a micro SD card for more storage of songs n it supports up to 128g card. It also have storage for songs already on this MP3 and it allows you to switch back and forth to the SD card n MP3 storage songs.It has a FM radio ( which I have not tried, yet). You can do recording ( I have not tried this, either). It will count your steps. The instructions are ssssooo easy to understand. The battery life is good. But the only thing I don't like is the volume that you get from this MP3 Player. The volume is low. You can hear but it will only allow the volume to go to 15. OOOHH, I forgot to let you know that you can connect to hear your music from a earphones jack ( it's included) or Bluetooth. Some of my co-workers have ask me where I get my watch n have to let them know it not a watch but n MP3 Player. Yeah, it does give you the time, date n day of the week ( look at my added pictures). If you feel like me and want to carry your music in sneakily or just to have it not drain your cellphone battery this LITTLE WONDER is it. Please give this one a try.

The device fits the description of what I want. I wanted a wearable, small-form-factor MP3 player that I can pair with my bluetooth earbuds. I was pumped when everything worked smoothly at first. I was able to download music onto the device and pair it with my ear buds. Unfortunately, the bluetooth connection is very poor and intermittenly cuts out. This will have to work for now but as much as music motivates for a more strenuous work-out, the random music skipping/dropping does the opposite. Maybe the bluetooth antennae was improperly implemented or shielded on the device. Regardless of the actual reason for failure, I'm disappointed as it does not fully function as advertised.

It was amazing to receive this item within a week of placing the order, whereas another seller on Amazon replied after three weeks that the product is lost. The item was received in good condition. It might be useful to provide more information such as Bluetooth compatibility, as Bluetooth does not work with some devices.

Not only it is extremely expensive, compared to its actual price, but the quality is terrible. It skips songs, the interface is awful, and the quality of the sound is not good. Buy only if you want to waste money...

Nice and very handy