64GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth 5 3 2 8-inch Touchscreen Speaker 18 Soothing Sounds Built-in Shuffle Repeat Portable

The media could not be loaded. I love this mp3/media player. It's easy to use, easy to transfer music and movies. Screen resolution is better than I expected. I actually watch movies on this player without any issues. I use the built in speaker to listen to music while i sleep. I can get 3-4 nights off playing all night at volume 8 before needing to charge. I'm very impressed with this media player. * Speaker works good and sounds decent for a little mp3 player. Doesn't get crazy loud, but loud enough to play music next to you while you work, cook or sleep. * Touch Screen is nice and easy to use. The home button is a nice feature. * Bluetooth works great. Paired quickly when both head phones were out of the charging case. Range is great. I could have my Mp3 player upstairs in my bedroom and still have good connection being downstairs in the kitchen. * Video quality is surprisingly good for the size and price. The viewing angle isn't the best, but lets be honest if you wanna watch an 8k movie, you'll probably watch it on your phone or TV. And for the price, I can't complain. The player comes with the zip file to install the converter on your windows computer. Make sure you have DirectX 9.0 or higher installed. It was able to convert Gladiator(2.5hr movie) in about 25mins or so. I played the video on the player and there were no discrepancies. Audio matched with the video and the resolution was pretty good for this in expensive player. The fast-fwd and re-wind are done with a long press on either side of the screen. Be carefull not to swipe or the video will restart and you will have to fast-fwd to where you left of at a max speed rate of 16x, which is a little annoying but not a deal breaker. * Uploading files can be done with the usb-c cable provided. Tranfere rates are not super fast, so if you have a lot of songs it may take some time. You can also use a typec-to-typec cable to upload songs from your phone.(Im using an S22 Ultra) * File Structure and Organization of music can be tricky. The best way is to use the Folder View app on the player and not the Music app. You can repeat a folder of music which is nice, shuffle, repeat 1, repeat all, playall once, **A - B repeat mode, this allows you to select a start point (A) and end point (B) in any particular part of a song by pressing the "A-B" button, and in the "Repeat Settings", you can then choose to "Replay"(repeat) that selection up to 10 times as well as have a pause "Interval" up to 10 seconds between each replay.**If you have subfolders, like albums for a specific artist, you will be able to see those folders but the repeat folder play doesn't include the parent folder only the current playing folder. To get around this, you have to put all the songs of a given artist into 1 folder with the artist name. That's what I do. File naming and structure must be done prior to uploading or by connecting to your computer or cell phone. If you want your music to play in a custom order it would be best to put numbers at the beginning of the file name. * The Music App file organization is not very good and doesn't make sense. With no way to customize it which is why i use the Folder View app. It seems as though it determines the album name and artist based off the way the mp3 file is named, but it's hard to tell exactly. * White Noise app is cool if you need it. I would have used it 2 years ago but I no longer need it, but a cool feature. * The Recording app is pretty cool. The mic isnt the best, but it is easy to use and can be used to take voice notes. * Ebook is a cool feature but it doesn't word wrap the text which is really annoying in my opinion. * FM Radio needs corded headphones to work. It does have stations you can set to whatever you want. touch screen makes it pretty easy. you can also record the radio music and access those recordings within the FM radio app. * Pictures app is what it is. you can upload pictures and view them on the player. It does have slideshow options: time per slide, repeat, and shuffle. * Alarm app is also a cool feature. Easily set alarm time and choose cycles: once, daily or work day. you can set music as an alarm or use the factory ring. you can also adjust the volume which is nice. * Calendar app is a really basic calendar with no real functionality. you can select the year month and day and thats it * Step app is a cool feature. you can add personal info like height, weight and step length. it logs your step history. you can start and stop it. A little confusing, when you press the "pedometer" button it opens up the pedometer. It automatically starts the pedometer timer and displays a start button, so it makes it seems as though you need to click the "start" to start it, but it is actually displaying the pedometer current state. When you click the "start" button, you are actually stopping the pedometer and timer. After you stop it with the "start" button and back out of the screen, you will be prompted to either save or discord the current stats. * Stop Watch app is cool. you can have up to 3 times stored. you have to use the button to cycle through/select them, you can't touch to select them and use them. * Wallpaper app is not really an app, but a button that cylces through all of 3 different wallpapers to have as your display background. * Mp3 Player feels nice, seems rugged and well built, has some weight to it that makes it feel like you bought a good product. it does come with a screen protector on it, but i don't believe it's designed or intended to be used as a screen protector because it has a tab on it to take it off. i cut the tab off so i could use it as a protector but the case pushes into it and it's not working out as I hoped. * The Case is nice, though time and drop or two will tell if the case is really designed to protect from breaking or for looks and sales purposes. It does seem a little hard/stiff but it does fit nice and tight and still allows for easy sliding in and out of pockets or pouches which is good. * External Physical Buttons are definitely nice to have. my only issue is that without the case on, they are hard to feel and find because they are not set out very far. But thankfully the case is a good remedy for that. * Brightness is actually pretty good. The text is white and the background is black when using menus options and setting within each app. I can still see the text outside on a sunny day. when selecting a song, the selected text turns red which is a little hard to read in the sunlight but can easily be remedied by creating a shadow with your hand or turning away from the sun. Definitely not a deal breaker. * Battery seems to last a long time. Using wired headphones definitely prolongs battery life. Even using the built in speaker doesn't seem to drain the battery that fast which is good. * Overall, this MP3 player is awesome! Great value for the price. * Customer Service: Great customer service! They are always quick to respond and very nice. Read more

Full disclosure: I was asked by the manufacturer to review this product. This is a moderately large MP3 player which is about 2" x 3" and is moderately heavy 3 ounces compared to the one that I was using before the resume digital player which is 1 ounce. The display is large and good. The battery life is adequate for me. I essentially used it about an hour everyday and charged it once a week. The sound was good with quality headphones. However the earbuds that they give you were fair and the wires are fragile and have broken. The good feature that the earbuds have is the interchangeable pads so it just stays in your ears better. It has many features that my previous MP3 player did not have such as white noise, alarm, pedometer, a speaker, and a stopwatch. I mostly use the FM feature which is good for picking up signals. My problem with the FM was that it can automatically program stations, but I couldn't figure out how to select the stations that I wanted to have in the menu. It held the stations well in my area near Boston. The instruction sheet is minimal while it gives you an e-mail address for questions. I tried it but they did not answer my e-mail. One good thing about this is that the volume control is dedicated to volume that makes it easy to use. There is also a slot for adding a memory card. Since apparently it is a newer product it has a USB C port which many of the older charges do not have. It does come with a USB C cable. Loading MP3s from the computer was easy. An extra feature with this was a rubber case that fit over as added protection I also saw that there was a strap that can possibly be fed through the corner for convenience. It was an extreme challenge to put the strap through the especially when the rubber protection cover was on it. I had to use a small wire to drag the loop through. I was going to check out the pedometer but I found that the stride length was metric and I didn't bother. Overall it is a sturdy performer they can satisfy most needs and given adequate learning time and research you can be very satisfying. Read more