MP3 Player with 128GB TF Card Bluetooth 5 4 Lossless Sound Audio Player 2 Touch Screen Portable Music

I often like to listen to music when running but don't like to take my phone with me as it's too heavy and bulky and I also prefer to not be disturbed, so I was looking for a decent, light and small Bluetooth MP3 player to carry with me on runs. This little guy fit the bill perfectly. It's small and light, but not so small that it's hard to use, has a touchscreen that's sensitive but not too sensitive, that can be turned out to prevent accidental touches when you're running or working out. It comes with a 128GB MicroSD card that was more than enough to store my entire music collection, along with a clear rubbery protective cover, a set or wired buds that I'll probably never use, and a USB-C charging cable. It has all of the usual features that such MP3 players tend to come with, not only playing music but also playing videos, displaying photos, recording audio, displaying ebooks (doubt I'll use that much), an FM radio (that requires earphones to be plugged in as an antenna), and basic apps like a calendar, alarm and calculator. But mostly I'll be using it to play music on my Bluetooth earphones while running. The included 128GB MicroSD card is quite fast, taking just over an hour for me to copy my 67GB music collection onto it, and leaves plenty of free space for future additions. I did this by removing it from the MP3 player and inserting it into my PC's high speed MicroSD slot. If you kept it inside the player and used a cable to transfer files, it'll probably be a lot slower, but I didn't try it as I had no need to. The screens are pretty easy to navigate, although I use the Folders function to get to whatever I want to play, as I organize my music collection by genre, subgenre, artist and album, and the Music function doesn't do genres. One minor gripe is that you have to be careful as there's an option to delete files, and you can accidentally do that by pressing the wrong screen option. Always have several backups of your music and other files! Oh, and sound quality, almost forgot that! It sounds just fine, through a decent set of Bluetooth earphones. Loud enough but not excessively loud. I could have used just a tad more volume but at its max setting it's certainly loud enough. Music sounds clear and clean, about as good as can be expected from lossy compressed MP3s on a set of workout earphones when in motion outside. No complaints there, although it has this quirky way of fading in and out when you press play and pause. Not sure I like that but it's not too annoying. All in all I like it. Note that this is the non-camera version, so if you were looking for the one with a camera, this isn't that one. I'd actually have preferred that version, for taking the occasional photo while running, since I usually don't take my phone with me. Like if I run into a friend or see something nice, or perhaps get into an accident and need to take photos for legal and insurance purposes. But it's not essential. Recommended. Read more

I’m really impressed with this MP3 player. The sound quality is excellent, especially with the Bluetooth 5.4 connection and lossless audio support. Music sounds clear and crisp whether I’m using headphones or the built-in speaker. The 128GB TF card included is a huge bonus, giving me plenty of space to store thousands of songs without worrying about running out of memory. The 2-inch touch screen is responsive and easy to navigate, making it simple to browse music, recordings, and other features. Read more

I wanted to like this sooo much. It connected to my bluetooth devices easily and even the included FM radio feature worked well using the earphones as an antenna. But... The LCD screen failed in the first week (leaked inside?) and it now has an opaque black display that prevents any use of the device. I threw it in the trash. You may have better luck. Read more

This is a very cool little piece of technology. It is compact, yet very useful. Below I have some pros and cons of the Voxitenus mp3 player (with camera). Let's start out with the pros of the Voxitenus mp3 player: -The camera feature comes in handy if you forget your phone. -It is worth the money even with the cons (we'll get to those in a sec...) - Seems pretty durable, as I've dropped it a few times, and it is still going good. -Music playback is great and the built-in speaker is helpful, and has OK sound quality. -Easy to use. Great instruction manual. Easy to understand. -Radio comes in handy (yes you have to plug in earphones to use as an antenna.) -Good settings menu with options of screen brightness, timed shutdown, screen-saver, etc. -I stuck the micro-SD card into the computer to view my pics/videos (you can on the player itself, too, but I wanted to see them bigger) and the quality was actually better than I expected. (I attached a sample pic below) -Calendar is a nice add-on -Alarm is very helpful to remind you of upcoming events. -Recorder works well, although the face in the background is creepy. -Calculator is Great. Looks amazing and works great. It even has a % sign, and more! -Warranty: it comes with 12 month warranty. Now, Let's Explore the Neutral items about the Voxitenus mp3 Player: -Bluetooth: Sometimes it works GREAT, other times, it flunks. -Share: I tried sharing files to the device, it seemed to be working, but it was going SUPER slow, and I didn't have the patience to wait. Finally, Let's explore the cons of the Voxitenus mp3 player. -Your "Favorite" songs: when you mark a song that you put on here as a "favorite" and then, within a few times of turning the player off, they were all deleted :( This left me sad because when I added a favorite, I could easily come back to it and play them again. -It freezes up! When it freezes up (I'd say it'll probably happen within the first few days of usage) you need to turn off the player. (if this doesn't work, let the player sit still for about 5 minutes UNTOUCHED, and it might go back to normal. It worked for me a few times) If that still doesn't work try powering it off again OR email the company. -Battery Life- I do wish it lasted longer than ~5hrs. Conclusion- Overall, If i could give it a 4.5 I would. It's not quite a 5, but it's close. I would DEFINITELY recommend to anyone who wants a bit of everything in an mp3 player. Age- Great for Tweens/ Teens/ Adults. Not suitable for anyone under 7 in my opinion. In the box- In the box, there is EarBuds, a nice charging cord, instructions, and the player. Thank You for reading my review, and please consider buying despite the flaws. Read more

Got this for when I'm away from my phone. It comes with the sd card for storage, a clear protective case, and a wired set of earbuds that double as an antenna when you use the radio mode. It does also let you connect to Bluetooth earbuds, which sounded a lot better. It's got a handful of other apps that let you do basic things, but it does what it's supposed to do for music. The interface is a bit complicated when you are trying to do some things, and for some reason mine arrived with the language set to french. No big deal for me to change it, but might need an issue for someone not good with technology like a senior or young kid. Read more