AGPTEKMP3 Player Bluetooth 5.3 Sport 32GB Built-in Memory with 1.5 Inch TFT Colour Screen Mini Music Player with Clip Supports up to 128GB TF Card

This is a cheap mp3 player that feels cheap. However it stores loads of music, produces fairly good sound and has a clip so it's perfect for exercising. The perfect thing for a run with music. I used to carry my phone now I wouldn't dream of it.

So far so good. Working very well. Only have it a few months but works well. Battery life not bad either.

This was a bit of a punt, if I'm honest. I have a perfectly good mp3 player by the same company but I wanted something a bit smaller without sacrificing much functionality.The punt was - I can't live without good playlist support, preferably m3u8 format. And the description isn't clear on that.If you care, the answer is yes.The startup is quick, there is a physical off switch, battery life is good and storage plentiful.The clip seems robust too.The ui is kind of odd and takes a little getting used to, but it's not awful.Bluetooth works very well. (With headphones and speakers, at any rate, your mileage may well vary with other connection requirements.)The description suggests 3 playlists. It has three that the device can add tracks to. But you can create m3u8 playlists to your heart's content - make sure paths are relative not absolute - and it'll cheerfully play them.Lovely.

Definately worth money !!! Sound quality, meniu, display - very good. Battery life - I can use it 3 days straight (almost10h every day) without charging it!! Just now sport clip is broken - after 9 months of intense everyday usage. Recommend to buy.

Smaller than expected. The player feels very cheap and the interface, although easy to understand, I've seen on cheaper models in the past. Nothing special and overpriced.

I bought this player in order to listen to audiobooks. Firstly, the good news: Unlike similar clip players, it paired and worked well with my Airpod Pro earbuds.Next, the bad: When copying an audiobook on to it, I noticed that if you try and play it directly from it's folder then the individual files are out of order - you need to play it via "Music". However, the real problem is the bookmarks. You have 10 bookmarks to use but these are based on individual mp3 files, not on the album (i.e. audiobook) itself. I had copied the Richard Osman "Thursday Murder Club" book which comes with over 100 files. When you have finished listening you would need to create a bookmark and also make a note of which of these 100+ files you have been listening to as the bookmark relates to the specific file. When you switch the player off and on you need to browse to that particular file and then go in to the bookmark options and select your saved bookmark. I am very unlikely to remember which particular file I was in so this player is no good to me.Also, after being on the player for 10 minutes or so, working this out, it started to become very unresponsive to such a level that it now no longer works at all. Once switched on, I try to go into any option ("music"; "settings" etc..), I then just get a 3,2,1 countdown and it shuts down.No use to me, I am having to send it back

GOOD VALUE

Worth every penny I spent you can sort you music in to files witch for me is a must battery could be better as it only last the day but I do use it for 9 hrs strait