64GB wiwoo Sport Clip on MP3 Player with Bluetooth- Superlight Mini MP3 Player with Clip and Recorder No

This MP3 player is small, lightweight, and very convenient with the clip, perfect for workouts or walks without using your phone. Sound quality is good for the price and Bluetooth connects easily to wireless earbuds. The 64GB storage holds plenty of music and the battery lasts for several hours. It’s simple to use and does its job well. A great budget-friendly option. Read more

I was looking for something lighter than my phone to take with me when I go jogging and found this little 64GB MP3 player and I really happy with it. It’s tiny and super lightweight, and can I clip it on. The clip feels sturdy too, which is great when I’m moving around. I like that it has Bluetooth, so I can pair it with my wireless earbuds and keep things wire free. The storage is plenty for all the music I want while I’m out and about, and it’s nice that I can add a microSD card if I ever want even more. It has shuffle playback, which I use a lot, and everything is pretty easy to figure out. There’s no speaker, but that’s ok since I always use headphones anyway. Overall, it’s a great little music player, lightweight, hands-free, it’s convenient comfortable, and keeps me entertained, and I’m not needing my phone. Read more

This MP3 player is compact, lightweight, and very easy to use. The sound quality is clear and balanced, making it great for music, podcasts, or audiobooks. I really like the simple button design—it’s easy to control playback without looking at the screen. The battery life is impressive and lasts for hours on a single charge. It’s perfect for workouts, walking, or everyday use. Overall, a great value MP3 player with reliable performance and a sleek design. Read more

Love the size, function...just do not drop it. Taking off layers today after a ride, player fell to the ground and is now inoperable. Initial rating was 5 out of 5 for pice and function. Lack of surability drops it to a 1. Read more

Works well as an MP3 Player, does indeed play MP3s, and I think you can view other files with it. You can record audio and listen to FM radio, too. Battery life is good, brings me through the school day and about half of the next day without needing a charge. Similar battery life to my Apple Watch tbh. The buttons are a little loud, but not disruptive. Just clicky. I purposefully opted for physical buttons because I don't like fake ones. It's good value for the money, especially with the earbuds. They're comfortable and sound good, could be better and are staticky sometimes (usually on other devices, could be the Chromebook's fault and not the earbuds) but I like them. 64GB on the device and a micro-SD card slot. When you plug it into a computer, you can view the micro-SD card contents there without need for an external reader. I just want it for MP3s, and so far it's been easy to figure out. I haven't tried making playlists yet, I just shuffle everything I have on there. I tried FM radio and kind of got it working, but I don't know how to save stations. Also not too knowledgeable on radio as a whole lol. You can sort by artist, genre, album, or view all songs I think. The clip isn't the most secure, but will stay alright. Don't make it work against gravity though. On top of a pocket or your shirt collar? Sure. Bottom of the shirt or side of a flannel/hoodie? Be careful! I keep mine on a lanyard usually, clipped around one side of the fabric, and that's usually fine but it does fall off sometimes. The lanyard is thin enough that the clip isn't too open when on it, and the bottom of the lanyard near the keyring helps to hold it in place. Read more

Does it work, yes. Service able, yes. Happy with it, ehhhhhhh. The corner buttons are really easy to click by accident in a pocket. But the most annoying thing is you have to click it 3 times to pause/play; 1st to see that you locked it because the skip buttons are temperamental, 2nd to wake the screen, 3rd to pause (if you’re lucky it’s not on the main menu or it be clicking 5 times, because the back button is on the corner and a slight bump will back out the menus). And last annoying thing is that the lock unlock animation is unbearably long when you just want to pause. Btw it will connect to your car’s Bluetooth, but you will need to crank the volume like you’re in high school again. It’s light, and the expandable memory is nice. Battery life middling, I wish it would give a warning before it just shuts off. Volume sucks but the sound quality is fine. Overall- eh. Read more