MP3 Player with Bluetooth 5.2, 64GB Storage, Mini Size, HiFi Music, with Sports Clip, Independent Volume Control, FM Radio, Includes Headphones, White

This thing is class. I have Apple music and YouTube music and Spotify and both a a iPhone Pro and a flagship Android for work, but the issue I had with them is that pretty much all headphones now have the ability to easily call someone by mistake with a single butten press or earbud press. I like to listen to tracks going to sleep, and on a couple of occasions mistakenly called people at like 3am when I rolled over and and my earbud pressed againt the pillow - not ideal if it's your boss or work colleague! So I figured a more basic listening device was needed that just played music and couldn't activate random features on my phone. Was initially looking at high-end devices as that is what I usually go for, like the new Sony Walkman etc. which are like a few hundred quid. But decided to see what was about at the lower end that did the minimum that I needed, as for the sake of £25 it doesn't really matter if it doesn't work, but if it does than happy days, so worth a try. I've been really impressed by this little player, the in-ear haedphones that come with is are 100% and are the ones I use as standard, although I did also try my bluetooth earbuds with it and it connects straight away - the bluetooth on this thing actually connects far faster than either my iPhone 16 Pro or my Samsung s22 Ultra. It comes with a little 64gig memory card which is loads for mp3s and has physical buttons which all work easily, although are a bit small - I'm 6 foot and have big enough hands, but its still easy enough to use. Super light, has a wee clip for sticking onto your shirt or pocket or whatever and the sound quality is 100%. I'm not an audiofile or anything, but it's dead on for me, and I'm usually listening to music on a set of Yamaha reference monitors in my studio, so I do enjoy good sound. It also has a few extra features that I like, as long as the wired headphones are plugged in, it has an fm radio and also a voice recorder which is surprisingly clear - I'd say it is at least as good, if not better than the voice recorder on either my iPhone or Samsung. Also has a pedometer which is unusual and I havn't bothered using, but it's on there if you want it. I'm on a Mac and it just shows up as an external drive when you plug it in, so just add your mp3s as folders i.e. keep each album or playlist you want in a separate folder when saving to the mp3 player drive, and then you can play the folders on the player, all pretty easy. Its very light weight, seems decently built for the price. I've had it about 3 weeks now, I'd say as long as you don't do anything stupid it should last forever, but its unlikley to survive one of your kids walking on it or throwing it out of the car window, I'd also say it's unlikly to be very waterproof, so I wouldn't have it clipped onto a t-shirt and go running in the rain, but if its in your pocket it should be fine and in fact would be an excellent device for running becuase it is so light. Very impressed by this little player for the price, which you can tell from the long review, and would 100% recommend. Only reason not to get it, is if you want streaming or internet access etc. but in that case you might as well just use your phone.

This is a good, easy to use entry level mp3 player. We bought it for our daughter and she loves it. The battery life is good, and overall is great value for money.

Great for listening to audiobooks using Bluetooth headphones/speakers. My previous clip player required you come out of folder, losing your position in audiobook (you had to remember the position ) and do multiple button presses to reconnect to Bluetooth headphones and it was very frustrating. My previous mp3player worked well with wired headphones but not with Bluetooth headphones. The Yoton player is easy to use with both wired and Bluetooth speakers. Not all mp3 players really work with audiobooks, they do not start in same pace in book as when you switch off. I have two mp3 players I consider useless with audiobooks but are fine with music albums. Audiobooks are not mentioned in product details but some reviews do inform you that the mp3 player can work with audiobooks. I read a review for the Yoton player which stated Bluetooth connected automatically and I can confirm it does. The Yoton mp3 player is an attractive design, good positive buttons, it's size and clip make it easy to carry and adjust. Other, more expensive, players may possibly offer better sound for music but for audiobooks and convenience this player is great.

Very pleased with this item after 4 weeks use. All positives so far. The battery life and data transfer speed are both much better. Charging time seems improved as well. I haven't done measurements but definitely improved and noticeably so. It doesn't have internal memory, just the 64GB card it comes with (but this is 8 times the basic capacity the ones above). The card itself seemed to have PG logo on it and unable to find technical details on it. The connector is a USB C so can use same charging/data cable as my Samsung phone. Sound quality, probably about the same, though I mainly use device for audio books and the like. HiFi aficionado might have more to say. The supplied ear pieces are OK, but I prefer to use over ear, noise cancelling headphones for comfort over long periods (you don't have to have the volume turned up so much, and keeps the ears warmer!). The design of the buttons and the interface means less likely to accidentally change track or similar. Like the clock facility, haven't tried most of the other features but they look identical to the earlier devices. The only other comment I have is that the bluetooth is automatically enabled when you power up. This doesn't seem to have an adverse effect on battery life, however, and I am sure a lot of people will find this a beneficial feature . It might even encourage me to start using bluetooth more often.

I bought this as a first MP3 player for my daughter to take on a trip. It's pretty easy to use, sound quality is fine and it's nice that it has Bluetooth as well as the earphone socket. The screen is adequate for looking at filenames but the quality is pretty poor when compared to a phone. Annoyingly, it displays the filenames of the tracks, not the track titles. This seems weird because it lets you browse by artist or album. I don't know if it's just me, but I couldn't get my PC to recognise the player when I connected it via USB. I had to take the SD card out and put it in a card reader to load music onto it. Overall I'm happy with my purchase. It works well enough, my daughter is happy, and it's sufficiently cheap that I won't cry if she loses it, or if it goes through the washing machine!

Good.

Très bonne autonomie - écouteur à fils, musique sur carte sd

Batterie se décharge même à l’arret

je l'ai acheté pour la radio mes ne capte pas bien les fréquence mes sinon pour MP3 ça doit être un bon produits pour le pris

Prodotto arrivato nei tempi previsti e perfettamente corrispondente alla descrizione. È incredibilmente facile e intuitivo da usare, una vera manna. Ho già trasferito diverse canzoni: l'audio è ottimo e gli auricolari inclusi funzionano bene. Devo testarlo bene durante attività dinamiche (passeggiata, corsa, ecc.), ma la molla/clip per agganciarlo ai vestiti è robusta e ben progettata, quindi non credo ci saranno problemi di stabilità. Ho provato anche a fare un test e trasferire qualche foto, anche se non l'ho preso per questa sua funzione, e fa il suo dovere. Per un Boomer, come me, la semplicità e la comodità di un dispositivo monofunzione piacciono. Addio app, distrazioni e batteria che si esaurisce in fretta! Giudizio più che positivo!