64GB MP3 Player Bluetooth 5.2 with 2.4" Full Touch Screen,Portable Music Player with Speaker, HiFi Sound Quality, E-Book, Alarm Clock, Radio, Voice Recorder, Headphones Included

For the price why not!Sound quality isn't the greatest, but I'm running it through a auto stereo where I can make adjustments, it works out great. Has more space for music then I will ever need.Frees up my phone.

I do not recommend this product. It skipped. It would often shut off in the middle of play and I'd had to find the spot I was listening to again. After 3 months the entire device stopped working. It would not turn on and when I finally managed to get it on it said SD card error. It never worked after that. Do not purchase.

I don't see many U.S reviews, so I thought I would leave one. Overall view is you get a lot of value for your money, but you'll have to live with a somewhat clunky interface and some other less than ideal things.The good: The look and feel of this is really nice. Simple controls, the buttons seem good quality, and the screen is clear and bright. The mirco-SD card is removable, and they provide a dongle to load songs on it from a computer. Bluetooth works and it's nice for using with an external speaker or headphones and is pretty straight-forward.The meh: sometimes the interface is just buggy. For example, when I tried to get out of the Bluetooth menu and return to the main menu, the screen just would not respond. So I had to power it down, and power it back up. There's a little external speaker, but the sound quality is nothing you'd want to use other than to maybe test a file. The FM radio works, but it readily loses the signal in an interior room or basement. There's supposed to be a shuffle feature, but I haven't found it yet. I'll keep looking.With my coupon, I can't complain for the value for $20. This is great for listening when you don't want to risk losing your phone, breaking it or draining it's battery. The radio is nice if you are a fan of NPR or some other local station when you are outside working out or whatever, and the bluetooth is a nice feature.

At price point, you can't go wrong! I bought this device because I wanted an MP3 with Bluetooth. At first, I was a bit disappointed. I tried a few ear buds and if they could connect, they were not loud enough. So then I tried "real" Headphones (I have a wall of them) and had success. I am now using a pair of JBL's cheapest Bluetooth headphones and they work great.

I gave it 2 stars because it does work and is inexpensive. However the main reason I purchased was for the Bluetooth connectivity and it does not work. Many times it goes on & off without reason and in places where it does work. In addition the SD card needed reformatting after 1 1/2 months (mine did format while I see others were not so lucky). The radio doesn't pick up any stations for me and the menu system is lacking a quick way to get back to the home menu.Other issues were mostly covered by other reviews but most of these issues could be fixed via a software / firmware update. I've asked the vendor repeatedly for a firmware update and received no response.I would not recommend this player to anyone until the vendor fixes things. MP3 players have been around for decades. How can there still be problems?

I have been using this mp3 player since I got it couple days ago. I had another model (M700 ? with clip) and was familiar with UI. Seeing that $10 discount motivated me to rush and buy this model. Amazon lets you have only one coupon. I managed to get the same one with 128 GB card with $20 discount! Anyway, my impressions:The player is 2 inch wide and 2 3/4 inch tall. Bigger than the other model with clip. This has no clip and fills your palm. Micro sd (included) card slot is on the left.The right side has an on/off button and volume button. The bottom has charging and aux ports. The bottom section of back offers speaker, which is totally unnecessary. It sounds weak.I have bunch of 32 GB micro cards, samsung, sandisk and some other well known names. I inserted those and one 128 GB Sandisk card. The player claimed 'sd card error!' I was very surprised and annoyed. Other players including Zooaoxo's clip model had no problem playing music from these cards. The clip model also came with 64 GB card. I inserted that and the player accepted it right away. I hope the player will not insist on card shipped with the player. (Some obscure name, OV? Very slow to add songs.) That is not acceptable.The player requires a long push on power button to turn it on. Almost 3 seconds. The screen shows 'zooaoxo'. (Odd name by the way!) You see 9 icons for different features. E-book is a dump idea. Tiny screen and requirement to convert ebooks to text files. Please! What were they thinking? Pictures? For what purpose? Radio is a plus in case you need certain stations. 30 preset stations. I managed to save about 11 fm stations that sounded good where I live. No AM. You must plug the earpiece for antenna purpose. You can record, use an alarm, turn Bluetooth on. When the screen is black, press the power button quick and then touch the screen to go to the main menu.I don't recommend 'music' icon. Options if you do: all songs, last played,artists,albums and favorites. If you select ' artists', every track from that particular performer (regardless of how many albums) is listed alphabetically. That is weird. I prefer to select an album and play the files, and pick another album (folder). The screen shows the title of the track with extension such as mp3. If you prefer the original tracking you have to use a program such as 'renamer' to add numbers. 01 song name, 02 song name, etc. Then, all the tracks are shown in the right order.If you select 'folder' on main screen you have two options, music and record. press music and you see albums in alphabetical order.When you scroll, press right arrow at bottom. Here's another annoying issue: the player does not recognize subfolders. I will explain. My each folder holds an entire album. I named them after the artist and album name. For example the Eagles-Hotel California. I moved all The Eagles albums in a folder named the Eagles. So, albums in that folder are subfolders now. Well, the player refuses to show folders with album names and shows only subfolders! The problem? I have 837 subfolders (albums) to pick from. Imagine going all the way to album 600. My thumb would kill me after constantly touching the screen! My Oakcastle brand player does not have this problem.When you stop music and turn off the player it won't remember where it was. Not too annoying with music files but audiobooks? Not good.The earpieces shipped with the player are not too shabby. You can get more satisfaction with better ones though. I prefer headphones for best results. Bluetooth headphones sound great. You have to accept bluetooth depletes the battery fast.The manufacturer does not offer a detailed user gude as an pdf file online and future firmware updates.So, with all the shortcomings this player is not too bad, considering it costs only 20 bucks with discount. I cannot compare it to much more expensive players. That would be totally unfair.if I get solid 4 years with this player I will be very happy.Update July 5 '23 :Good: The player recognizes subfolders inside folders now. This is huge. My folders have performer's names and his/her/their albums are in separate subfolders. It is much easier to navigate and select an album to listen to.Bad: unresponsiveness when you try to change an album. I am listening an album. Before it ends I want to pick another album. I don't mind starting from main screen. I quick press power button. the screen goes from black to digital watch. Fine. when I touch the screen nothing happens! Hoping to see all the icons and press 'folder'. THe only thing I can do is long press powef button to turn the player off and on. ugh! annoying.You've got to accept all these shortcomings from a 20 dollar player. It is what it is.