96GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth 5.0: Portable Lossless Sound Music Player with HD Speaker,2.4" Screen Voice Recorder,FM Radio,Touch Buttons,Support up to 64GB for Sport(Earphones&64GB TF Card Included)

Nice replacement for 19 yr old Sandisk. I thought MP3 players were obsolete but they have their purpose. Saves phone battery and mush easier to carry. Little glitchy in some menu items. If your music is missing it was probably loaded onto the memory card which won't show in "all songs". They are actually in "card folder".When syncing the music check closely what it's loading to. Bluetooth connected smoothly. FM radio picked up every station when scanned. Gotta get used to NOT tapping the screen like a phone but that's a ME problem. Feels well built. Battery still shows full after 24 hours of playing with it. Ordering another to play holiday music outside via a bluetooth speaker.

I recently ordered this really nice-looking MP3 player and received it just last week. I was extremely impressed by the quality and design. It is not too heavy, but it's definitely not flimsy. It's durable and I love the feel of it. The design of the touch control buttons is what stands out. They are not protruding out like other MP3 players that I've owned. They're more like buttons on an android device, which I find amazing. It comes with a pair of wired earbuds that you have to use in order to hear the radio because apparently they act as an antenna. The cool thing is you can also get Japanese or European radio stations, but I believe it will work if you're overseas. This player had no trouble connecting my pair of Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II through the Bluetooth function. One thing to note, that is something new that I haven't seen yet, is that it plays without any earbuds which is truly amazing. In the Music menu you can choose to use the built in Equalizer to enhance your music. The best part of this MP3 player is that it has a Type-C port for charging which is a plus in my book. It also has a hole on the left side so you can attach a wrist lanyard to carry, if you wish. Unfortunately I don't own a computer, but I simply ejected the provided 64GB TF (SD) card and created a folder and named it Music where I put my MP3s and M4As into. There are other menus, but I don't read ebooks nor wish to use this player to view videos. Overall it's a great player for the price. This is definitely a gem that I'm glad I found.

After spending a little time with this little step back to simplicity. Once you get a feel for the touchpad layout that scrolls you through the screens as opposed to a true touch screen things go smoothly. Took a few weeks to find and use all the features and found everything intuitive.As a basic music player the sound quality and delivery are excellent if your source material is excellent. The quality of your files dictates the quality of your experience. I was able to play the listed file types in the description and didn't experience any issues. Video is lacking quality. It works but since I didn't get this to watch another itty bitty screen I moved on.There is an EQ if you search for it but both the presets and my preferred setting caused sound degradation. This occurred both with bluetooth and headphones. I switched back to the default normal setting once I figured out that it was the EQ and not wireless interference.Headphones work. I don't use them but they came with the package. Sound exactly what a cheap pair of headphones sound like.The battery life is outstanding. I used the player daily after work for an average of 2-3 hours daily and didn't recharge for a full week and a half.Overall this is an excellent player for the price. I prefer it over wasting phone battery and it serves the purpose well. I don't mind the lack of touch screen as the touch controls are very responsive and, as previously stated, intuitive. The metal casing is an extra plus and makes it feel like a quality product that can take a hit while playing your hits if things get a little out of control.This player rocks.

I had high hopes, but it did not load and sort my music correctly. Albums that had similar names from the same artist were lumped together as one album. For example, one of my artists had two albums with "Wisdom" in the title, and it loaded them together as one. Also, it doesn't display the whole names of albums or artists past a character limit, making it difficult to search for titles. I had to return it.

This product is one I can live with, once I get used to its quirks and design issues. There are pros and cons:PROS:1. Sound quality is quite good if you use a pre-set equalizer setting, like rock or jazz. But when I tried to customize the equalizer with higher treble or bass there was a lot of distortion.2. So far battery life is good.3. Unit is solid, not flimsy. Navigation buttons (but only that!) are touch screen.4. I can resume random play from a prior session without repeating the same tracks.5. I had no trouble transferring music files from my laptop.6. Storage is more than ample, I can store my entire music collection on the unit storage without using the extra storage on the memory card.CONS:1. I find it very strange that the navigation buttons are touch screen but the rest of the screen is not. So you cannot select different icons/functions directly by touch. You have to use the navigation buttons to settle on the desired icon and then touch the ok button. This takes getting used to.2. The selected function/icon on the non-touch screen portion of the screen lights up only slightly. So navigation is very difficult. When you drill into settings and options, the selected item lights up in a barely visible pink. I find that I need to make selections indoors, because the navigation is much more difficult in bright light outdoors.3. The bluetooth is not great, and works sporadically.Overall, the unit is a keeper, despite its deficiencies and annoying features/design.