MP3 Player, 64GB MP3 Players Safuciiv MP3 with Bluetooth 5.3, 2.4 in Screen, Lossless Music Player, Support FM Recording, for Gym, Camping, Sports...

I like the metallic feel of this small, lightweight MP3 player. Its not too small that its hard to handle, but small enough to fit in the included armband to take it go jogging. It has Bluetooth so you can use your favorite Bluetooth earbuds and you wont have to deal with cords, or use the included earbuds if you prefer. You can also connect the MP3 player to your speaker or your car with the included AUX cable. Im surprised that it charges via USB-C and not micro USB, which is close to being obsolete these days. It also comes with a soft but rigid fabric carrying case to store the MP3 player and all the cables. The sound quality is pretty good. You can personalize the sound with the built-in equalizer feature. There are also tons of customizable features... sleep timer, power timer, screensaver, etc. For features, you can play MP3s, or it also has a built-in FM radio (it needs headphones plugged in to use as antenna) which is a good feature to have in case of emergencies. It also has an e-book reader feature which I have not tried, but I assume you can read e-books on the player. The screen resolution and brightness is not amazing but decent enough it may be somewhat harder to read in direct sunlight but thats with most LCD screens. On the screen it is not a touchscreen even though it looks like one. You navigate with the arrow buttons, and not having a touchscreen youd prolong the battery life, so I am OK with that. Surprisingly, it even has a pedometer feature to track your steps. I have not tested that out extensively so I cant speak to how accurate it is. It also has a calendar, stopwatch, alarm, and even a voice recorder for quick memos. Overall, it has so many features and settings that you can customize, most people should find the MP3 player very handy to have. Just the small size and the voice recording features are great to have. All the included accessories are great too and seem high-quality. With 128gb of built-in storage you should be set for a while, and the ability too add a micro SD card is just the icing on top.

I wanted to get a small MP3 player to replace the brick size one I use in my work truck. This one has all the features I was looking for, I especially wanted one with a built in speaker. Yes it does have a speaker, it's located on the top edge of the player. With 128 gigs of built in memory it has more than enough storage to hold my music. The menu is a little tricky, I want to keep touching the screen instead of the arrows but that's on me. File transfer is as easy as plug to your computer and drag and drop. It comes with most of the cables you would need and even has an armband carrier. I can't speak for the battery life but I might update after using it at work. The Bluetooth is iffy, I could connect to my Pyle Bluetooth receiver but connected to my bone conduction headphones. The sound from the built-in speaker is low but that's OK for my use I don't want to blow out my truck.

This mp3 player is terrible. It doesn't stay connected through bluetooth on my car stereo. As soon as the screen turns off it won't reconnect through bluetooth. I have to delete it every time and then pair it again. It's also not supported through usb on my stereo either.

This wonderful MP3 player caught my eye, as it reminded me of both of my personal iPods. However the ipods are tricky devices, needing outdated cables and specialized software to run. This thing only needs a type C cable and a Micro sd card, and it came with both of those. The type c cable is used to both charge the cable as well as transfer the music files from the Computer to the included memory card, without having to remove the memory card. The built in speaker was a pleasant suprised, as my ipod nano does not have one. I appreciated the bluetooth connectivity, allowing me to listen to music on my headphones while biking to work. I have not tested the included headphones. But the player does have an aux port, which i miss on my modern smartphones. Size wise the player is in-between both of my ipods, it fits nice in my short pockets. I really like it. I think its cool.

s The Good - Feels like a premium devise. I could not ask for more. - Navigation is OK so far but I can already see that some redesign for default buttons might be favorable. For instance, I would love to navigate from FM -> Presets -> OK to play a station. I am not yet sure how it works, but it is definitely not intuitive as it feels arbitrary - Sound is good but dependent on the headset - I love the fact that it has USB C - Mechanic buttons for volume are awesome. While listening the screen locks and you do not accidentally click around. If you need to unlock or control the volume the mechanical buttons are still usable. I have not really seen anything else and I bought it mainly for the FM functionality. I see it has a lot more that I imagine would be just as good. In short get it! The Bad. - I had to replace the headset by something else I had laying around. After that the sound was just fine :-) The Ugly. That M button is a missed opportunity by the designers. Most devices uses that button as OK and the location of the OK button as the menu. Swap those and it will be perfect. I am not sure why would someone have such an incredible product and make such unorthodox design desition.