128GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth: Portable Music Player for Kids - Reproductor MP3 HiFi Sound FM Radio - Digital Audio Player Voice Recorder Mini Design Ideal for Sport (Included Earphones)

Great mp3 il start with it has some weight to it compared to others I've used of similar size they tend to feel very light but this one doesn't, battery is great so far as of my review Iv used it for 3 hours and it's still above 90% life , the UI is basic which is great honestly transfered over 200 songs and you can still add more with 128gb you can add well above 1000 songs it brings an adapter which is great so you don't have to buy one yourself it's a SD to USB small and nice , volume headphone wise it's louder than my phones for reference I use an iPhone x and red magic and it's louder than them with headphones I wouldn't recommend the earbuds it comes with since they're basic and long term not very comfy over all for the price range it's better than most out there

This mp3 player rocks arrived fast to Alaska. Wasn't even $19. Works perfectly Bluetooth works. This is a must buy even if you have an mp3 player or just use your phone buy this as a back at the price and the quality is incredible. It has a metal case came with a neck strap awesome idea you don't always have a pocket or holder for your music player. This thing will even play mp4s that's videos or movies just want to cover everyone out there. It also comes with USB CABLE for charging and let me tell you it charges likedy split or quickly. Also came with a cheap pair of wired headphones. They aren't that bad. I would still use your old headphones or buy yourself a new pair. Anyway awesome player a must buy I am even considering buying more give em out as gifts. They are that good.

the sound quality is better than i expected. the speakers are pretty loud, i listened to it while showering and it sounded good. sounded great with my ear buds in. have not used the bluetooth or voice recorder yet as i have no need for it just now. maybe later i'll do a burst evp session, ghost adventures style lol. the only thing i don't care for is the navigation of the menu. it definitely takes getting used to, i'm fresh off my old 2008 ipod which i recently had to chuck. this player really doesn't compare to that, but considering the price of this, what did you expect? it's actually a good player for the $20 i paid for it. there were 3 classical songs on it already dated from 2017 when i first plugged it in; don't know if those were added to test the efficacy of the device or if i got a used one? but it had a protective sticker on the the back side of it and not the front....battery life seems to last fairly long. charged it yesterday fully and listened to it about 2 hrs maybe and it's still at like 97%. it DID randomly stop playing a song today but didn't turn all the way off, so...had to go back through the menus and find it again 😑 --->*if anyone is wondering how to transfer songs to the player, this is what happened for me:-i opened my itunes where i keep all my music on my laptop.-i plugged in the mp3 player. once plugged in, the mp3 popped up as an "external device" in my file explorer/documents folder. the mp3 had 3 folders already in it, one with the 3 aforementioned songs, one empty called record, and the other called dbroot had files in it i'm assuming have something to do with how the mp3 player runs.-i can't search by artist name or album using the preset menus in the mp3. i had to create new "folders" and organize my songs manually by clicking the folder icon on the top left of my documents folder and naming the folder by album or artist or playlist. if there's a way to use the preset menus for album and artist, i haven't figured it out. when you click on either one, it just says unknown and is actually lumping all songs/albums/artists in the mp3 player into "unkown." if you want to listen to songs in a certain order, you have to make a playlist folder or artist folder manually.-i copy the song or all the songs in one playlist or album from itunes and paste it to the desired folders inside the mp3 folder in File Explorer, no dragging and dropping. it will also paste the track number of the album and then will automatically arrange them by track number and alphabetically so there will be a lot of manual organization on your part. *hopefully this is helpful to someone, the user instructions are basically useless. --->-the APP preset menu is where you'll find the radio, recorder, etc. you can change the date and time but the time is military.

First one worked well for a couple months then the headphone jack died on one side. Informed Dodosound, who said "It's probably your headphones."I'm not a total moron, guys.Told them I'd tried three different pairs.They reluctantly sent a replacement.It worked fine....for two months!And then, surprise!Exact same problem.They obviously solder the jacks with cheap tin.Wrote them.No response.Tried again.No response.So I bought Bluetooth headphones, which never sound as good as wired. But it was my only option. The player was $50, not that cheap, after all....only cheaply made.Bluetooth worked fine....for three months.And then the screen went dead.Sigh.Asked for refund.Company never responded.Bottom line: DON'T BUY ANYTHING FROM DODOSOUND.Or any other shell company selling this exact same model.There are clearly only a few Chinese factories making a few different mp3 players, and dozens of shell companies rebranding and selling them.It's a scam.They're made to last a year at most.It's a SCAM.I have a 2gb MUVO player from 2004 that STILL WORKS!!It takes one AA battery.Headphone jack works after 20 years!!They CAN make these well....but choose not to.It is a SCAM.Don't support these crooked fraudsters.And this is "Amazon's Pick"?!Thanks, Jeff!Have you got your third 50 billion dollar yacht yet?I want well-made products for my money, especially if Amazon endorses them.Don't be shy, folks.Return cheap crap and tell us about it.I wish I'd been better warned.Made In China now meansMade To Break Quickly.Save your money.