80GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth and WiFi (Black)

I purchased many other MP3 players and never really had much luck with them. Some were cheap, others just did not work as expected. This digital player has everything you could need or want. Upload music, pictures, browse google. It comes with a built in sd card (64GB). The speaker is very good, I use it primarily in my car while driving. The battery takes some time to get used to your habits. When I first purchased it, the battery lasted maybe 2 hours. But more charging and use I can now get about 10 hours of play time. Which to many may not be the greatest but for myself it is plenty. The device does seem to get warm while listening outside of bluetooth. While connected to bluetooth it doesn't.The player easily connects to bluetooth (as stated above it connects to your vehicle), has a very good speaker on it. You can delete some of the apps if you are not going to use them. If you have a Google Account you can log in to the Play Store for additional content to add. Set up is pretty easy, I have seen other reviews say they struggled with it. Either way I would highly recommend this MP3 player. You won't be disappointed.

Had to send mine back. On the troubleshooting guide, it mentioned possible trouble with device recognizing the MicroSD card. Trouble happened. Tried several high quality Micro SD cards to no avail. Concept was neat though, as it was supposed to pay MP3 and MP4 files. Returned this item and bought a designated MP3 player to help with the monotony of walking on the treadmill.

I gave my twin 12 year old boys these as they love listening to music and playing games and cell phones aren't allowed. They love these things. I just wish that I could download a text or call app on them.

To advertise this as a media player really undersells it. It is more like an ipod Touch, a full functioned android device you can install apps on. There is wifi & bluetooth connections but no telephony. I hated all the dedicated media players I have bought so far with crappy built in software & crappy controls. Those are around $30-$40, but for $20 more with more storage, you get the whole android ecosystem. And can use your favorite streaming apps. With this I can use my favorite android music player app. This is around 4 oz. so it is more convienient to carry around than larger & heavier smart devices. The small size fits in any pocket. The only drawback is that it is stuck on android version 9, so you can't load the latest versions of your apps. I can live with that. I'll have to see how the battery life is. It seem to drain quickly when using the screen a lot when loading up my typical apps.

Open the Amazon music app., make sure the purchased music is on the app. Go to the My Library setting and open it. Bring up the first song or album, and you will see a list of your songs or albums. Click on the three dots on the right and then click on the shaded download. A message will appear that your request is being downloaded. A blue dot will appear indicating the download was successful. Now you can play your purchased music without an internet connection.

This device is not worth the money. All issues software side. Consistently freezes, crashes, reboots on its own, crashes my windows explorer when I plug it in to transfer music and consistently "unmounts" the SD card on its own mid play. Device basically unusable as an MP3 player. You have a better opportunity buying a prepaid android phone and just using it as an MP3. The OS will work fine and cost much less than this. Not worth the headache.

I bought this device because I like to play music from my MP3s while I'm mowing my yard. I can't do that with my phone anymore as most phone manufactures have stopped supporting MicroSD card slots and the on board memory isn't enough to load all my music. The device seems a bit slow from an OS perspective. I use rocket player as my music app as it allows for the hearing imbalance control.Not sure if the device was just getting too hot, but the music started to skip and the device shut down a few times while using it. To be fair, I did have the battery saver feature enabled and the auto shutdown set for 60min. The shut downs happened within 10 min. of a restart and the power level never got any lower than 70% while I was mowing. I've disabled both of those features and I'll try it again the next time I mow. I had it tucked in the storage bin of John Deere S170 riding mower. It was sitting on a pair of gloves in the bin, so it did have a little bit of cushion under it. I also had it in my back pocket while I was trimming and using the blower. So far, I'm not impressed. I really want to like this player and its a good size and lets me load all my music so I can change what I'm listening to while I'm mowing, we just have to see if its more trouble than the $50ish+ I paid for it....

this is so nice it is just like a mini phone and can get loud it lasts a long time without charging it and it was worth the price but I tried deleting one of the apps it came with and it kept on coming back every time it would turn off but besides that it is so amazing