64GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth, M3 2.4'' Player with Speaker

I love this mp3 player!!! Its a good size, and the sound quality is really good! Its really easy to maneuver through the folders and lists of songs. It seems pretty durable (I've only had it for two days as of now), and I LOVE the shade of purple!! I was very happy to find that you can change the wallpaper, as when I got it the wallpaper was just black. There's only six different wallpapers to choose from, however. But they are nice wallpapers, I must say. I don't know what the Bluetooth, recording, or e-book features are like as far as quality goes, because I haven't fiddled with those yet; but I will say this: putting the songs on the player was a lot easier than I thought it would be! It charges fairly fast, too. (It was on a little less than 25% battery when I charged it today, and it took... about an hour, I would say.) I didn't see this in the description, but it comes with a set of wired earbuds, which was great because now I don't have to buy any separately! They're black, for anyone wondering about earbud color. I've got 74 songs on the player so far, and I've got a LOT more songs I want to put on it, but I don't know where it would say how much built-in storage I have left. Maybe I need to re-read the manual. And I love how the buttons light up when you touch them! You also can set it to where they're on the whole time the player is on. You don't need to press them at all; you just touch the button and it does what it should. The screen turns off if its been a minute with no activity. That didn't surprise me, in fact I would expect it to do that, but you can't just push the "next" or the "pause button" with any results. It still plays the song, but to turn the screen back on, or do anything with the buttons, you have to push the power button, then it shows you a bright blue screen that has the time and date, then you push the middle start/pause button, and it shows your song. You don't have to do that to change the volume if the screen turns off. Once again, I love this mp3 player!! On a scale of 1/10, I'd give it a 10. Or an 11. ;)

THIS WAS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR! Uses Bluetooth perfectly, easy and intuitive to use. FYI only .amv movies will play and you can’t set a personal photo as the wallpaper. But other than that it’s just want I wanted. Plus it has a speaker on it and if you play nostalgic music through the speaker it has a gorgeously aged quality (like Steven Universe music). The physical devices seems to be made of quality material and doesn’t feel like cheap plastic. Absolutely worth the price especially for the amount of storage!

These are really awesome! I bought two of them for two of my daughters. These things are not disappointing at all! I can vouch for everything except for the battery life as I haven't tested them for more than just a few minutes to make sure everything worked. But from the reviews online and if what the advertisement is saying, and basing that off of the really good build quality super solid, then the battery life is probably also really good. The screens are really nice and bright. Good colors not washed out. Navigation is also pretty easy, some people said outdated but, it's simple to use. The buttons have an option to be on all the time, off all the time, or they light up when you touch the buttons. I thought at first the purple one was going to be hard to see in daytime, but the buttons are super bright. Also, the FM radio is actually pretty amazing. The only feature I don't understand is the FM recording, but otherwise the FM radio has an option to let the mp3 player preset all available stations that it picks up on, or you can go and just set ones that you like. If you press and hold the back and forward buttons that will act as a seek function. If you tap the back or four buttons that will act as a tuning option. Also the mp3 player gives you an option when you're exiting the radio to leave it playing in the background or shut it off, and if you leave it playing the background, the mp3 player seems to have no issues with performance. The mp3 function is probably even better. I had a few songs on a micro SD card and when I put the card in it does pop up with internal and sd card storage options. Also in the mp3 settings will be a way for you to scan the music files, this is necessary to make the mp3 player usable with your music. But out of I think 70 songs it only took the thing probably 7 seconds to scan. After the scan was done, that gave options for everything you would expect with genres, artists, albums, it also has options to add favorites and all that. I did not test out the video playback and picture playback stuff, but again I'm sure it'll work just fine. The audio recording and external speaker work really well. The audio recording comes out pretty clear and I do not need to hold it right next to my mouth for the thing to pick me up with good clarity. The recorder has options to record as wav or mp3 formats. I suggest changing it to mp3 as the native setting is wav and takes more space. I did not test out the Bluetooth function, however I will tell you that it is turned on from factory settings so if you don't plan on using it, make sure you turn it off to save your battery. I'm sure some people won't and then complain about battery life not being good. As far as headset quality goes, it gets loud, really loud. I thought that these would probably do okay on volume but definitely they get loud even with decent not necessarily high-end headphones. It is a little alarming how loud they get so definitely make sure your kids not cranking them up all the way. My hearing is bad and it was not anywhere near close to its max setting and it was kind of hurting my ears. Really setting seven or eight on the volume of 30 is actually plenty loud enough inside a quiet house. Sound quality was also nicely balanced. There was some decent bass, nothing punchy but you could tell it was present and the treble level did not sound overpowering and was not tinny. Again, very nicely balanced. They seem to come pre-charged from the factory. The startup time and shut down time on these units is actually pretty quick within about three or so seconds. Again, really super units, I was pleasantly surprised with how well things worked.

I bought two by this brand the AGPTEK A02 and the AGBPTEK Touch and I returned both because they equally sucked and ended up frying my brand new SD card. I really liked the look of the touch but I also wanted something with physical buttons that I wouldn't have to look at to skip through songs, but they were both just absolutely terrible. They use the same interface and the sound quality on both was abysmal. When I tried the first device in my car it was so awful I was terrified my speakers got blown out or something because when I tried the second device it was the same - the bass was so buzzy you couldn't understand anything - tested with the same song on both - then I tried my phone bluetooth (again, same song) and it was just fine. I tried them on my earbuds, same issue. I tried adjusting the sound style on the devices and it didn't really make a difference, the only way to listen to either one bearably was to basically adjust the bass on my car settings so low it was practically off and at that level what's the point of listening to music. The speakers on both units were also horrid quality, which didn't matter because I wasn't planning on listening to music on the actual device anyway, but if I had wanted to use it as a backup they aren't worth having as a feature. I checked the SD card on my computer and the songs played fine so it wasn't anything to do with the song quality or the SD card, I was in a crunch about to leave for a road trip and decided to take both of them anyway since it's really what I bought it for, but that turned out to be a mistake. About an hour in while trying to change songs from one playlist to another on the external card as it was playing on the device it froze up and restarted. When it booted back up it was back on the same track and it wouldn't let me go forward/back/switch to anything else it just kept freezing and restarting. I tried the SD card on the other device and it said card not found. Ended up just breaking down and paying for ANOTHER month of Spotify just to get through my trip, which is what I was trying to avoid in the first place. When I got home I plugged the SD card into my computer and it said it was corrupted, so somehow the player fried my brand new card that I literally just bought to use with it.

Bought this for my 10 year old for Christmas. It’s pretty decent, especially considering the price. We have had it not for about 7 months. My daughter likes the capability to play music out loud best. It occasionally glitches and stops working. Once we had to wait for it to fully die because no buttons would work at all. But it’s back to working again, so there’s that. The software is incredibly basic, which makes it pretty difficult to sort music by anything other than alphabetical. You also can’t make playlists (that I’ve figured out) internally. Basically you just create all your folders in your computer and upload the main folder to the device like it’s a thumb drive. Very simple stuff, but at this price point I don’t think it’s fair to expect more. I would give it 3.5 stars overall considering that sometimes it flat out doesn’t work.

Pros: The sound quality is excellent. It is compact enough to fit in a pocket while working out. The battery life is decent - it lasts at least a few workout sessions (3-4 hrs across a work week) before needing to be recharged. Drawbacks: There is no touch screen, which leads to the following problems. Unlike the iPod nano that I replaced with this, selecting a song from the list is tedious - you have to keep scrolling down until you get to the alphabet and song you want. With a collection of ~ 500 songs it is annoying to not have quick access to the song of your choice. In shuffle mode, I've noticed the same songs may keep popping up even if you skip them; the song you just played may also repeat within a few songs in this mode. Also, depending on how busy the gym is, you may get interference from other Bluetooth devices that may interrupt your music. Overall, it is not the best replacement for an iPod nano but for the cost, it is a decent alternative if you can put up with the inconveniences.

Best MP3 player you can buy for the price! It’s the perfect size/very portable. It has all the features you could want. Great storage. Great battery life. It’s very durable and comes in some awsome colors. It’s just amazing. If you’re gonna get it though, definitely buy the case that’s sold separately and better word earbuds/headphones wouldn’t hurt either. I’ve been using it for a couple of months now and it’s Peak enjoyment. And if you’re wondering, it can play m4a files too which is also awesome because if you buy a song off of iTunes, That’s the type of song file it is.

I don't like to use my phone for music, drain batteries etc. I had an old IPOD nano, but it's Apple and not compatible with my music. This one allowed me to copy all my music from the computer directly to the Player, no problem. It has bluetooth so I can use it with a mini speaker I bought, or connects to my Bose radio, or can just use it alone or with headphones. Wish I had found this sooner. I'm taking this on my next cruise. Though I just use it for music, it does so much more.

Lo compramos para uno de mis hijos y al final compramos 3. Funcionan muy bien y son una buena solución para evitar otros aparatos de musica con acceso a internet. Están encantados.

mooie klank , kan alles : muziek met luidspreker en met oortjes, radio onthoudt waar je vorige keer gestopt bent mooie rode kleur

Awesome. So much space. Even has a smal speaker and can connect to external speakers through Bluetooth

Ich bin insgesamt mit dem Player zufrieden. Ich weiß nicht was manche hier über den Klang zu meckern haben! MP3 Dateien sind nun mal komprimiert. Wenn ich CD's in MP 3 Dateien wandle nehme ich die mittlere Komprimierungsstufe dann ist der Klang schon mal besser. Ich verwende nicht den mitgelieferten Kopfhörer! Ich habe mir vor ein paar Jahren einen Bose Kopfhörer zugelegt und dann ist der Klang gut. Eine einmalige Investition die sich immer lohnt! Nun zu dem Player: wichtig war für mich, dass es eine Ordnerstruktur gibt wo man alles organisieren kann und die ist gegeben. Das kopieren vom PC ist kinderleicht und funktioniert ohne Probleme. Die Bluetooth Verbindung funktioniert auf Anhieb und die Reichweite ist enorm! Liegt natürlich auch mit an meinem Bose Kopfhörer aber wenn die Quelle schwach ist nützt das auch nichts. Bin in meinem Haus bis in den äussersten Keller gegangen, der Player war in meinem Wohnzimmer und es gab keinen Abbruch! Ansonsten funktioniert alles einwandfrei, ich nutze allerdings nur die MP3 Funktion! Der Klang über den eingebauten Lautsprecher ist natürlich schwach aber bei so einem kleinen eingebauten Lautsprecher kann nichts besseres rauskommen. Die Radio- und Videofunktion und den Schrittzähler nutze ich nicht. Dafür habe ich andere Geräte. Wo ich ein Problem hatte war, dass ich den Equalizer nicht gefunden habe. Der Support hat mir rasch geantwortet. Man muss einen Musiktitel abspielen und die Taste M oben rechts drücken dann befindet sich die Funktion in der 2. Zeile. Dort kann man bestimmte Klangeinstellungen wählen. Das steht leider nirgendwo, auch nicht im Handbuch. Das sollte man ändern! Insgesamt bin ich mit dem Player zufrieden und wenn man sich den Preis anschaut kann man absolut nicht meckern. Wer mehr erwartet muss eben tiefer in die Tasche greifen und wohl mindestens das 3 -4 fache ausgeben. Alles in allem kann ich den Player ganz klar empfehlen!

Es pesadito..la verdad no es ligero pero es espectacular! 20/10 tiene una imagen impecable, el altavoz es extraordinario!, es hermosísimo la verdad, la conexión por cable funciona perfecto 💯