160GB MP3 Music Player with Bluetooth and WiFi, innioasis MP3 Player with Spotify,Pandora,Amazon Music,4" Touch Screen Android MP4 MP3 Player for Kids with Libby,Audible,Spotify Kids (Black)

Was looking for an ipod similar product for my son and this is fantastic. As all he wanted was music and I didn't want to give him a phone so this is a great product compatible with Spotify Apple Music and also has a radio and an MP3 player

Please don’t buy please

Very good product, I like it.

OS needs improvement

Battery backup is very poor. Don't buy

Worst product don't buy it Instead of this u may buy android modile

Fonctionne tel que décrit. Pour ma part, je l'utilise surtout pour diffuser de la musique dans la voiture (avec connexion filaire ou Bluetooth). Précisions supplémentaires : 1) important d'avoir des fichiers enregistrés avec un son élevé, car la commande de volume de l'appareil n'a pas d'amplification, i.e., il n'y a aucune augmentation du son au-delà de celui du fichier (natif). Donc, si le son de votre fichier est faible, il va le rester. La commande de volume est donc toujours au maximum. 2) les menus sont parfois petits pour un écran tactile. Cela dit, ça se gère. 3) l'ajustement avec le petit égalisateur est difficile Une fois ces précisions apportées, c'est franchement un très bon (et bel) appareil, facile d’utilisation (interface claire), belle qualité de son, avec Android comme SE, contenant toutes les fonctions attendues d'un lecteur MP3 standard, grande capacité de stockage. Il lui reste à passer le test de la durabilité.

My 12 year old girl loves it! She listens to Spotify music and also used it for audio story books!

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...if you buy an extra micro SD card, make sure you buy one with the higher speed. I got a cheap 20 quid one and not everything transferred, the few bits that did the playback was tinny. I returned that card and bought a high speed 1tb micro sd card, not only does it work for transferring the sound quality massivey improved when playing back on this mp3 player. So those who have issue with sound quality, invest in the better micro sd card and the play back is fantastic. Now the mp3 player itself, its light, small, easy to charge. You will have to go in settings and make sure the volume is up the first time, but after that it is fine. Everything opens lightning quick and playback lasts all day. What I love is, I have close to 1tb of music organised in folders on there, spotify and audible and even some videos. I can switch between anything instantly and playback is fine, no buffer issues or anything like that and it works so quick. I use wireless headphones an wifi on mine, so the bluetooth and wifi obviously should drain batteries quicker, but I never seem to have an issue, I use it for hours at high volume and scroll through it continuously and the battery lasts. I still charge it each night and unplug when it reaches 100% my critiques are only minor so it doesn't really affect rating. One is the player used for music can take a little to get your head around at first. The other is when scrolling through your mp3's it doesnt display the whole name, unless you can change that in settings somewhere. It displays the whole name when playing an mp3 but not when scrolling through. so do make sure you organise your music properly. it comes with an Aux cable (very handy) some ear buds (I haven't tried because I use wireless headphones) but no case, not even a pouch, but you can buy a case for it on amazon and I really recoomend you do so. It aso displays mp3 art, but doesn't seem to on folder art, if you changed the .ico file to the album cover on your compuer, this doesn't seem to read that, unless of course there is a different setting, but it will display the attached images to mp3s, but for someone like me who uses .FLAC and .WAV files, it would be good to have it display folder art.

This is essentially an Android phone that can't make calls. I got it because my phone broke & all the new ones got rid of the SD card slot. All-around I'm happy with this purchase, since it does what I need it to: high capacity (SD card up to 1TB), car play, bluetooth. I only listen to MP3s so I took all the streaming apps off the front page. You can't add any apps, but the built in music app, HiBy, works good. I used to use Pulsar on my old phone and this is comparable. I use a 512 GB SD card (that's nearly full) and the app takes about 10 minutes to scan it. If you have a large digital music collection, the only major expense using this will be buying a big enough SD card, which is still cheaper than buying a modded iPod. Pros: - Bare bones, simple, don't even need to turn on WiFi to use it. - Slightly smaller than a regular phone, which means I won't be accidentally grabbing it instead of my actual phone. - Long battery life. - Easy to add files to - The SD card is a little tricky to get in and out. Why is this a Pro? Because there's very little chance you'll accidentally pop it out and lose it. If you have a long fingernails or a pair of tweezers, that'll help getting it in and out. Cons: - Small screen, at least for my fat fingers. - If the screen goes to sleep while scanning the SD card, the scanning pauses. I deal with this by changing the screen sleep setting to Always On. - There's 2 scanning modes, Everything and Incremental. Incremental is supposed to only look for new files, but I've noticed it's missed some. Just do Everything scan every time and all the music you've added will be there. -Can't add or remove apps. There's no Play Store, and if you want to remove an app you have to completely uninstall it. To de-clutter the main page, I moved all the apps I don't use to the next pages. Here's how I added my music: - Put SD card in device - Reformat SD card (this will come up when you install it) - Use USB cord to plug computer into laptop (MP3 player will automatically switch to USB File Transfer Mode) - Plug external hard drive with digital music collection into laptop - Make a new folder on the SD card called Music - Copy & paste files form external hard drive to SD card. - When done, on the MP3 player swipe down and under the USB options choose Charging Only, and unplug device from laptop.