MP3 Player, Music Player with 16GB Micro SD Card, Build-in FM Radio/Video Play/Voice Recorder/E-Book Reader, Supports up to 128GB, Dark Blue

it does what it's supposed to do. it's weird how it has a "video" icon on it but doesn't support video format? I switch the SD card back and forth from one device to another and when I use it in this it doesn't have all the songs for some reason? The controls are wonky, and the device overall feels cheaper than $15. it comes with a 16 GB card and I feel like that's the most expensive part of the product. this will be good for emergencies but I don't think I'm going to be using it a lot. it doesn't even show album artwork. Even though it can show pictures. I switch the SD card back and forth from a different device. this MP3 for some reason doesn't show all the music that I have put on there. there's quite a few albums that are missing anytime I use this device. I put the card into a different device and everything I added is there. overall I think it would be good for 10-year-old that you don't want connected to the internet.

This was cheap in cost and upon arrival, in how it was made. It's almost all in NOT ENGLISH within the MP3 player itself. The user interface is English but the files inside of it are almost all NOT ENGLISH but of its origin manufactured place. It FEELS like it will fall apart at any moment. Super thin, cheap plastic. Controlling it on it's main control pad on the outside, you should be able to figure it out but it is funky. Not impossible. The ONLY thing I kind of thought was cool was that it has a super quiet external speaker option. If you hold this device up to your ear, you'll be able to hear whatever is playing not using an earphone. No way to control the volume that I have found. There is an ON/OFF switch on bottom. The external SD micro card can accidentally pop out if not careful. You have to move the control pad by hitting "left" to scroll down. It's really cheap thin brittle plastic. If you take care of this by handling it delicately, it should last a while. It's better than nothing for a low price. If you accidentally drop it, that might be the end of it. Maybe duct tape over the outside plastic shell to better protect it? Give it a better outside shell? It comes with an AUX cord and has an AUX/ear phone port. It charges with a Micro cord like for those old Android phones. Use a color of duct tape of your choice to go over and give the outside shell a better protective cover, in case it drops. The lime green color was kind of cool. Makes it easier to see....unless you have to use black duct tape to give it a better outside shell. Could be worse. You kind of get what you pay for. I just made yellow file folders and named each yellow file folder with whatever music was in it or artist in it. I then dragged each yellow file folder into the player. I select which file folder of music to play. That's how I chose to use this. The Bluetooth did not pick up. The Aux port and Aux cord made it work. Don't be surprised if the bluetooth device on this thing will not work. If it does, that's a bonus.