64GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth 5.2, AiMoonsa Music Player with Built-in HD Speaker, FM Radio, Voice Recorder, HiFi Sound, E-Book, Earphones Included

I was pleasantly surprised to find the clarity of the vocal and treble ranges to be far superior using the base-equalizer (normal equalizer) than many other players I've tried. Right out of the box the basic sound quality is outstanding with this player. The soundstage equalizer formats do not distort either, though they do not bring out the vocal range as much as does the 'normal' format. It's so hard to find a player with a good basic soundstage that I was pleased this lesser-known brand came through so solidly with the basic soundstage that brings through the audible range of sound with such strength on all levels.

I am giving 4 stars because it took a lot of time to transfer songs from my PC. That said, I have no complaints about how the music sounds. You can hear the music clearly, bass and tremble. The size and weight are just right. I put 2000 songs on it and it still has more storage. I only bought this MP3 player to listen to music while I am at the gym. I was surprised that it blocks out the loud music being played at the gym. However, I am using my own headphones. I would buy again.

I am very happy with this MP3 player it was exactly what I wanted for when my kids are detoxing from thier phones. They can still have their music and audio books but cant get on the internet. It also works with blue tooth headphone which is perfect, and when they for get to charge the headphones the player has its own speaker or plug in headphones as well.

Worked great at first, once I learned to navigate it. Then I had problems with certain brands of Bluetooth EarPods. I did contact their email service center and they were great, walked me through my problems.My rating is based on the ease of use, there are so many steps to get to a point to change a setting or access your music. When you are listening, the screen times out so to just change the music or just wanting to skip that song you have to turn the screen on, then navigate to the music and the controls. This mp3 player is very sleek and slippery and does not include a case, there’s no way to clip it on yourself, only to put in your pocket, when you walk around or jog around, it affects your EarPod, cutting in and out sometimes. Works best when you just lay it down and listen, but, you can’t wander far or the Bluetooth will cut out and you’ll have to connect again.The good part, sound is good, comes with a memory stick and adapter and it’s pretty fast to transfer music from your computer. The service center is great! I thought I’d email them with my problem and they responded within the hour. Once you figure how to get where you want to go it’s pretty easy to navigate the controls. Battery life is pretty good, lasted all day. The size is pretty small, fit in the palm of my hand with it closed, and it has some weight, almost like a small cell phone.I will keep this knowing all the work around now and the service center will be there.

Recently purchased item and had a question pertaining to battery life while using plug in headphones (not Bluetooth) and customer service responded quickly. Trying the item for several days and I find that this mp3 player is a great buy. Battery for what it's needed for is over 14 hours, it's loud and clear. Transferring music to the SD card easy

This is a well priced player. It plays all day long and the memory is out of this world. It is compact and not bulky but smooth and easy to carry. the sound is great and even without headphones it is a marvel.

It seems well made and has a low price. Haven't used it enough to speak on the battery life. Connecting the blue tooth has not been successful on any of the devices I've tried.The biggest issue I have is that it does not populate the music list properly or accurately.Here are some examples:1) I have 227 artist folders (total albums would be much higher) loaded onto the device. It only displays 147.2) It reads metadata incorrectly. So to elaborate on what that means, I have several classical music album compilations in my collection. The music scanner ignores the album name and uses the artist name. And as it happens to be with classical music, there is almost always a different artist name for each track. So the bulk of the possible 147 displayed artists are just this handful of albums chopped up into 1-6 song entries. It looks like only about 5 artists are pulled in and displayed properly.

Works well. I haven't had any major issues with it. What I will say is the battery power could be better. The last MP3 player I had was much better in terms of the battery life. Beyond that, it's a nice size. It's also easy to use. I had no issues creating playlists and adding songs.