128GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth 5.3, Portable Digital Lossless Music Player with Built-in Speaker, 2.0 in Full Touch Screen, HiFi Sound, FM Radio, Voice Recorder, Earphones Included…

To be honest, I really can't remember when I last bought a CD as all my favourite music is on YouTube. I have occasionally bought mp3 songs 🎵 and albums from Amazon over the years and just kept these stored in the Amazon app to free up computer 🖥 space. But the Amazon app isn't perfect 😕 and I noticed recently that a few songs I've purchased over the years are no longer accessible in the Amazon app, presumably for contractual reasons. When I first had the Amazon app, it was totally free and offered you the option of storing your mp3 purchases on it. The mp3 concept was brilliant 👏 because if you only like 1 particular song 🎵 on an album by a particular artist, you had the option of buying just that one song for a few pence which I often still do.Now Amazon want you to go premium by paying a monthly subscription to stream all your music 🎶 for free on their app. I prefer to own my music 🎶 and am not prepared to pay for their streaming subscription, which they seem to be pushing now. Besides I've gone paid premium with YouTube cos I stream music 🎶and podcasts from there when I'm working and got fed up with all the annoying 😑 adds. Plus I do paid subscription with 3 channels on YouTube so can't keep subscribing to other streaming services like Spotify and Amazon. I've just recently cancelled my audio book 📖 subscription with Amazon and in any case, as a paid Amazon Prime customer, I don't think I should have to pay for any other services on Amazon. Being a paid Amazon Prime member, that should be enough for all other services they offer.Anyway, a bit of a rant and a ramble, but now onto the product itself. It must be over 10 years since I've used an mp3 player and the mp3 Player I had was very basic, just played ▶️ music 🎶 and was very easy to use. I'm pretty sure I still have this MP3 player buried in me mum's loft somewhere, but just haven't got the time to dig it out. Not being very tech savvy, I was looking for a very basic mp3 player and similar to my original one. Although the AiMoonsa has a lot more functions than my old mp3 player, it is surprisingly easy to use and quite a nifty little set. As per my pic, it arrived on 3rd December, next day delivery in very good nick and the box contained the USB charging cable, TF card already inserted into the player, TF card reader, earphones, instruction manual, protective case and lanyard. It's very easy to use. You can store music 🎶, photos 📸 and even videos 📹 on it, although you can't play videos stored on it. You have to connect to your laptop to play downloaded videos 📹 stored on the player. So far, I've only downloaded music 🎶 photos 📸 and videos 📹 on the player. You even have an option to download audio books 📚 in the player but I've not tried this yet as I bought the player primarily for music. As I say, I've now downloaded music 🎶 photos and a couple of my holiday videos 📹 on here. You can view your photos on the player but not the videos. There are 2 ways you can transfer data from your laptop to your player. You can use the USB charging lead or the TF card reader. Personally I use the USB charging lead as its less hassle than removing the card from the player, inserting it into the TF card reader and then inserting this into your laptop 💻. Also, when you connect the player to your laptop, it brings up a list of exactly 💯 what you've downloaded on your player, so if you've accidentally duplicated downloads, you can delete duplications from your laptop 💻. I find this a really handy feature.You have other functions on this mp3 player besides music 🎶 and photo uploads. You can download audio books, do voice recordings, a stop watch function and a calculator. As I say, I haven't tried the audio book download or the voice recorder as I bought this player primarily for music. It also has a Bluetooth function on here so you can connect to headphones 🎧 or speakers 🔊 but I've not tried this yet. I might give this a go when I'm out and about cos wearing headphones 🎧 would be far more comfortable than earphones. For my purposes, this player is far more adequate than what I need. The fact I can download music 🎶 and photos 📸 and access these on my player is fantastic. The sound quality is perfect 👌 too. I 💯 recommend this player. It is well worth every penny.Cheers to Amazon and the delivery driver for prompt delivery and the item arriving in a very good 👍 order. 👍😊👌

Lovely little MP3 Player with big capacity - works well with bluetooth to ear buds or speaker, and carries about 18,000 tracks at 320 kbps. Great quality sound and plays on full charge for a good many hours. One criticism is that when switched off the battery discharges quite rapidly, so need to keep it recharged before every use if a few days between. Very good UI with clear screen and sensible icon and font sizes,

I returned 3 more expensive, basic MP3 players before getting this one - the cheapest - not having high expectations. I was wrong. I will be buying a couple more for family.For me, this is the perfect combination of form, function and simplicity that I was looking for. I actually prefer the simplicity to my various HiBys that were much more expensive.1. it is tiny and has physical buttons and a touch screen that works well for me2. my imac recognised it immediately and drag & drop of files direct to device worked3. The usb to card adapter is a bonus and also worked first time4. Is it audiophile sound? No. but it sounds perfectly fine thru my senn 660s and NC cans5. 128 gb card supplied plus earbuds, cable, lanyard, protective case and screen protectors, manual6. it is not android based so no google nonsense - hooray!7. FM radio seems to work but Im not into radio8. bluetooth connection worked first time to my external speaker9. voice recording works but is very tinny so best not used for thisWill it die in a few months - who knows? But right now I think this is a bargain for under £30.

I wanted a small Bluetooth MP3 player so I didn't have to take my phone everywhere I wanted to listen to music. This seemed to fit the bill.However, after trying it with 3 different sets of Bluetooth earphones, I am returning it. It couldn't sustain a reliable connection with any of them. Which is a shame as when it did connect the sound quality was pretty good with no problems with volume levels.The user interface is OK, basic, doesn't show album art, but it does everything you would need. However, a home button would be useful as you have to navigate back up through the levels which is a bit of a pain.I have no idea why they bothered with the tinny and tiny speaker.