MP3 Player with Bluetooth and WiFi 80GB-1TB | 4.3" HD Touchscreen with Physical Buttons | Android MP3 & MP4 Players with Spotify, Amazon Music, Play Store Metal Body | Parental Lock & FM/Speaker

A little flaky on the OS, but overall a good device. I originally only wanted it as a MP3 player, but it certainly does much more.

I’ve been looking for something smaller than my tablet that I can easily travel with. Then I stumbled upon this MP3 player. I mostly use it for reading my Kindle books and Audible. The size is perfect. The sound quality is really good and the value fits the quality. I will be ordering another one. Hopefully I can find a pink one. 😊

I was so excited to find an MP3 player with physical buttons for power, Volume +/-, Track +/- and play/pause, and bonus - it came with a protective case! I really wanted to like this. After I have given it roughly a week of use, I'm very disappointed. It is Android 9, so an older Android version, but newer isn't always better, so I was willing to give it a shot. However, this is so buggy during the operation it becomes unusable at times. The battery indicator either says 100% or 1% - there is no in between, except for the first time out of the box at 84%. The single Back button is annoying to press several times to get back to the home screen if you are deep into menus/libraries. The volume will randomly move up and down. The tracks will skip and restart. At first I thought maybe we were accidentally hitting the buttons, but it would do it while not being touched. Then I thought to remove the case - I thought that was the issue for while, but it happened again with the case off. I'm a tech, so I thought maybe there's a firmware update to address these issues, but I haven't been able to find a firmware update. I have been able to download additional music players to find one I like, but because of the issues, I will be returning this one and getting a different one.

The user manual recommends charging on a 5 watt or 5V /1A power adapter which was a problem for me as most of my chargers and cables are at least 25 watts for super-fast charging. Consequently, since a charger was not included, I had to search through some junk drawers to find an older charger that would work. I also tried to update the firmware but it constantly failed to do so - something to do with the SD card? However, my primary interest is in playing/streaming music for which it functions well. With that being said, the internal speaker is mono and, in my opinion, audio is best listened to using a bluetooth connection.

unable to program the product. Worthless!!

In the box you get the player, crummy ear buds and a USB-C charge cord. It's basically a mini tablet. It has a 64 Gb memory card in it. I replaced it with a 128 Gb memory card. It's Android 9 and has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It comes loaded with more apps than I have use for so I uninstalled a number of them. I tried uninstalling the Audible app several times, but it keeps reinstalling itself every time I turn it back on. I have no use for it. I removed the apps for kids, Deezer, Facebook and an international radio app too.I plugged in a wired air bud to check out the FM radio (I'll never use it), but it has good reception and picked up quite a few stations. I easily connected all my Bluetooth earbuds (8 of them). It easily reconnects to them when turning on, I haven't had to select a different one from the last when the next time I turn it on. It just connects automatically most of the time. I also paired it with my car's Bluetooth. It works but it did not display the ID tagging as I hoped it would.It has three apps for playing music from my mp3 and FLAC files. HiByMusic (very good), Musicolet (also good) and just Music (OK). I like the first two best because I can navigate by file folder. I prefer that because my music is organized by Artist/Album. One minor feature neither of these apps have is they don't which music file out of the total (like 6 of 12).There are two streaming music apps I kept, Pandora which I have an account of and Spotify, looks good too. VLC is a nice app for watching videos. I have it on my 10" tablet. I really don't need it on this one although I haven't uninstalled it yet. Frankly, this "tablet" is a bit small to watch a movie on. There was some other video app I removed. It's got a TED talk app, I left that and of course YouTube too. Google photos is there although I don't need it on this device. All in all I like this player.Since this is basically a tablet it will update the apps as needed, I already did that.

Purchased this MP3 player for my Great Grandson (8-yrs. old). Although he’s more tech savvy than me, we had a difficult time maneuvering thru the steps needed to set the player up.The player has a lot of great features, is nice looking and would fill the needs of someone wanting all the unit has to offer.

I decided to try out this Android MP3 player because I thought it would be a great way to stream music and podcasts to my bluetooth speakers, or in my vehicle, and not run down my phone battery. It seems to have a solid build quality and is working very well. I like that this one has the google play store installed so that I can choose what apps I want to use, unlike some other devices in this price range. I wasn't familiar with this brand, and didn't know what to expect from it, but was pleasantly surprised by the quality. If you're looking for an audio streaming device for home or the gym, and don't want to drain your phone battery, I don't think you'll be disappointed in this one.