Mighty 3 Spotify and Amazon Music Player - Compatible with Bluetooth & Wired Headphones - 1,000+ Song Storage - No Phone Needed (Gray)

This is actual a cool little device! You can download your Spotify songs onto this little device. Sound quality is good. Super light weight. The only thing I wished was that it had a different charging cord...it uses a sound Jack. It does come with it however. Just a note, it does take a bit to download everything....just be patient!

Updated review April 1, 2025Well, this little device has turned out to be one of the worst purchases I’ve made. I bought it for my autistic teen son, because music is his security blanket. You need to know how vital it is that he has his music, because he cannot function without it when we are in unfamiliar surroundings or there is a different plan in his daily schedule. Music keeps him regulated. And it eases the stress on me, his caregiver and mom.This device only worked well for a few months, then it would randomly stop working. The clip on the back came off, which made it difficult to keep track of the device. Customer service sent me a new one free of charge, which was appreciated. But the “broken” days are more frequent than the working days. I’ve had no end of trouble with it, and we take exceptional care of it. I’ve done all the things customer service has told me to do, and nothing makes it work consistently. It is truly an awful product. And my son is having more raving meltdowns because we cannot anticipate when it will suddenly stop working. So we are on the hunt for a different music device (one without a screen, because he is screen-addicted).I wish I could give more! I doubted this little thing, but it’s a powerhouse. Got it for my teen ASD son who has a screen addiction. Up til now, he used my phone to listen to his Spotify playlist, which he’d tell me to switch up (I played DJ). I wanted him to have more control over his music, plus I wanted my phone back.Ordered this before our vacation, and it worked beautifully.Pros:Holds multiple playlistsConnects to SpotifyClip on back to attach to your clothing or bagNo screenSimple buttonsCharges quicklySeveral hours of play on one full chargePlaylist upload is quick and easyCons:Very tiny and easily misplaced if not carefulIt’s basic and easy to use. Reminds me of the old iPod shuffle.

Had it several weeks for gym use and running with Beats Studio+ or Open Run headphones and syncing using a high end 5G Android tablet. This thing is small, weights nothing and clips anywhere.Syncing with Spotify and connecting with the phones has been flawless. The Android app is clear and easy to use. No issues.I generally do not do reviews, but this is one product that is designed and performs as advertised. Since I prefer not to use a smartphone (using a flip phone on the go with a tablet around the house), the Mighty has proved perfect for working out. Simple and it works.There have been very infrequent (maybe twice so far) tracks that had 1-2 seconds of static, but it's uncertain whether that is a corrupted download, the bluetooth connection, or the Mighty.The only means of changing the exact play order on the unit is to change it in Spotify and resync. The Mighty can be switched to shuttle.Do I wish it had a longer battery life for traveling? Yes, but it is as advertised at 8 hrs and comfortably meets the gym or 5K duration. Also, it uses a small phono type plug/USB A dongle for recharging; I would prefer a USB C, B or a more easily replaceable non-proprietary interface.I generally do not do reviews, but this is one product that is designed and performs as advertised. Since I prefer not to use a smartphone (using a flip phone on the go with a tablet around the house), the Mighty has proved perfect for the gym and running. Simple and it works.UPDATE: I have found that with the Studio Beats the Mighty intermittently fails to automatically launch the next track which can be pain while on a treadmill. The Beats Studio Buds (an Apple product) required an Android app to pair with the Android 13 tablet that runs the Spotify and feeds my Mighty. Using the Trekz or using a plug-in headphone works absolutely without fail.The manufacturer should target this for a software fix.