Gostei de tudo: leve, confortável, fácil de manuseio. Em resumo: INCRÍVEL

For $30, it's hard to go wrong with this. I'm able to drag and drop music from iTunes with no problems. If you do a little effort to make sure the metadata is what you want it to be, moving the files over will work as-desired.I don't make playlists. Can you? I think, but you have to do it with the player and that is time-consuming. I assign genres and use genres as my playlists.Is the UI clunky? Yeah. If you go deep into menus you have to manually back your way every level. There's not a quick "home" to start you over. Sorry. Want to be able to read the screen in daylight? Sorry. You're screwed.This thing connects easily to all of my bluetooth devices. It plays music. It's light and small. Also, it's $30. If you don't like figuring out how to make a player like this work for you, buy something more expensive. Don't like the "limited" storage capacity? I dunno. It holds a ton of files. Maybe store files on multiple microsd cards and pretend you're making mixtapes for your ex-gf who broke up with you for a guy who's capable of beating Zelda without the cheat codes.

I bought this for my young nephew for his birthday, at the time the price was £27.49I wanted something that could play audio books, had Bluetooth and didn't have WIFI as I didn't want something with internet connection.This ticked both boxes while also being good value.It came nicely packaged with all the items listed in the description.Its compact and the gel protector case doesn't make it bulky at all.The technology is as you would expect for the price.The touch screen functionality and GUI are adequate, it displays a grid of pre installed apps on the screen which you can select with the touch screen. ( I didn't see an option to add any additional Apps).Setting up playlists can be tricky as it only supports the 3 pre-setup playlists but once you get the hang of it its straight forward. You can access files directly in the folder system to play them too.It has all the functionality listed in the description but I didn't try them all out.I was only interested in the Bluetooth capability and MP3 player which both worked well.I was able to connect my Bluetooth headphones with no issue and the sound quality was good.You can connect the player to your PC and it acts like an external storage device.You just copy and paste your files/folders into the existing folders on the device.The integrated 64gb capacity is more than adequate for storing mp3 filesOne of the apps listed on the screen was for ebooks which I tried out but only supports plain text files so it doesn't support epub, mobi, pdf etc.When I gave it to my Nephew he tried out the Radio functionality and was very happy with it.Overall I think, for the price, its good value and would recommend it for a budget MP3 player.

Been using this mp3 player nearly every day during weekdays at work for almost 3 months now and the little bugger still works great. I have couple of different sets of Bluetooth speakers I connect this mp3 player up to, depending on what work I'm doing. Noisy work means beefier speakers and less noise means smaller speakers will be fine. The higher the volume, the worse the battery life is for the speakers but also for this device. I tend to use this device at roughly 26 or 27 out of a max volume of 31 when using speakers and it'll run 7-8 hours without a hitch, though battery life itself is nearing 10% or so at that point. If you just use earbuds, I imagine battery life could be 18 to 20 hours no problem. In terms of Bluetooth connectivity, once connected everything stays connected. I routinely move more than 30 ft away from my speakers with thus device in my pocket and connectivity has never once dropped. Quite impressive in this respect.Charging takes less than two hours, typically around 1-1/2 hours (90 minutes) from where I drain it down to back to full charge. I have a dedicated wall charger for it, but even plugged into a usb port of a PC it still doesn't take very long to charge at all. And speaking of usb ports and connectivity, I've been able to detect it in Windows as well as in several flavors of Linux without any hiccups. Simple drag and drop files to a MUSIC folder and you're good to go. I use a 128gb microSD card in mine for my music and it plays tracks flawlessly. Even has a shuffle feature, though to be honest there's a lot to be desired for how shuffled the songs are -- repeats are far too frequent for my liking but your mileage may vary.I wish the power button was at the very top and not the third button down (first two are volume up and volume down), but thankfully tapping on the power button by mistake only turns your screen off instead of powering down the device. Minor annoyance at best when considering how reliable the device itself is. The touchscreen can be a touch unresponsive from time to time, but generally it does fine once it registers the taps -- device will 'hiccup' or stutter a little bit if it was turned off forcibly (holding power button for four seconds) and then immediately turned back on and synced via Bluetooth with the speaker you were playing out of. It remembers the Bluetooth speaker and what song you were playing but is a little slow to give you touchscreen functionality while the playback starts back up. Again, small inconvenience that is easily negated by waiting for just a couple extra seconds once the music is going.In terms of size and appearance, even with the silicone case on, it will fit inside of the coin pocket in my jeans. Very snug, but still fits there. This makes it very portable. Technically, the device has a built-in speaker but it sounds very tinny because it's a tiny speaker... and sounds horrible inside of clothing pockets.I use this mp3 player exclusively for mp3 playback, but it does have built-in support for mp4 amd and avi movies, as well as a FM radio (when you have wired headphones or wired earbuds plugged in). So, for what it is and what it does... it's a pretty neat gadget and definitely possesses value for the money. I'd also like to note that I flashed the device to its newest firmware update and it seems to have a better battery life from doing so and it reads microSD cards higher than the 64gb max read capacity it claims to have.Hope this helps!

Recebido o produto, a qualidade do produto é boa e a produção é excelente, mas a qualidade do som é média.

The price at time of purchase was £29.69. For less than £30, this is a crackerjack little device. I can't comment on battery life yet, but might update this review later.Pros:- Was fully charged and ready to go- Easy to navigate- Easy to connect to computer -- icon popped right up, with no searching or hassles- Easy to connect to bluetooth speaker- Easy to add music, just copy and paste- Fits in a shirt pocket- Includes double-end auxilliary cable, which I find convenient for plugging into speaker (no need to keep worrying about charge level)- Large capacity- Files transferred rather quickly- Plays m4a files! I just dragged and dropped multiple songs from my iTunes list into a folder, then loaded onto device! No need to convert to mp3! YAY! Actually, could probably just copy and paste straight onto device.- Shows album artwork- Can add a playlist folder to the main directory, then add that folder to a playlist- Pairs with car bluetooth (Caveat: I have two old cars. It worked in one but not the other.)- Has an equalizer- Has a sleep timer and a power off timer- Sound quality is decent through headphones or bluetooth speaker- The built-in speaker isn't bad for such a tiny thing. Handy for checking out songs, etc.- Radio sounds fantastic (used my own headphones). When you autotune, some of the stations it seems to tune are static, but mostly they are clear. And it will save 30 stations! It's a bit confusing when saving a station and then going back to the player. That will make sense when you try it. And I had to tap a few things to figure out how to turn the radio off. But the radio is great. This could be really useful when camping or on a run, etc.- Great for having music separate from phone. When I'm playing music, I don't want phone calls coming through.- Great priceCons:- Might not connect to your car- Text/menus very small. I have to use magniflying glasses to read it. But this is a tiny device, so that's sort of a given.- On some things, you have to click around a bit to get the function to do what you want. Maybe I'm just not doing it right- No Home button. You have to keep tapping the Back button to get to the main screen.- When playing a song, then going to another screen, music can't be stopped from the other screen. Like with going home, you have to keep tapping back, then go into menu and select Now Playing in order to turn off music. But this is only relevant when messing around with the player. Not really an issue once you hit play and leave it alone.- Screen turns off very quickly (can set to 10, 20, or 30 seconds or stay on constantly). When it turns off, you have to touch the power button and then swipe up. It's only two steps, but it's annoying.- Has only 3 playlists and, as far as I can tell, you can't rename them. However, a work-around is to upload a folder with a batch of songs, then on main screen, open Folders and start playing the songs. When that batch is done, it won't move on to the next folder or playlists, it will just repeat the folder you're in, but at least you can add more playlists.- Built-in speaker is on back, so it gets muffled when the device is laying down. Not sure how you'd make it stand up. Not really relevant, as most people will use headphones or bluetooth speaker.- I ordered the black version, and the description photo shows a black case/protector, but what I received was an ugly grey one.Summary:Overall, for 30 quid, you can't go wrong. Someone stole my iPhone and I can't afford to buy another one. Actually, I'm never going to buy another iPhone again. It's ridiculous money for something so easily lost. And my iPod recently died (which is why I was using my iPhone as a music player). Ohhh, the agony! I miss the iPod so much! WHY were they discontinued??? I digress.I'm happy with this little player as a replacement for the iPod and iPhone. It can be a little niggly trying to figure it out, and some things aren't very intuitive (like setting the date), but that's sort of fun, isn't it? Playing around with a new toy and getting it to work. It's kind of a throw-back. Feels a bit 15-years-ago, but, as a middle-aged person pining for the old days, I'm ok with that.In conclusion, I didn't expect much, especially for a cheap electronic device, but, given that I couldn't afford anything more right now, I didn't have a lot of choice. As it turns out, I'm pleased as punch.

Dispositivo simple de usar para atletas de corrida

It’s pretty amazing what you get for the price.I have a lot of older iPods, classics, touches and shuffles. I love my iPods, but the classics are dated since they have no Bluetooth, and even the touches that have Bluetooth aren’t compatible with my new car stereo. Plus battery life on all of them is dwindling to nothing. So I was looking for something affordable (cheap) that wasn’t a piece of junk. I did a ton of research here, and read all the reviews. For the cost this was the one that seemed to have the best bang for your buck. And I was right, it’s got great usable features and it’s solidly built. Very impressive at this price point. They even throw in a silicone protective case, which I love. It’s small so the case makes it easier to grip and not drop. It has a touch screen, although small but I’d rather have a a small unit then a large screen. It has really good sound quality and 64g of internal storage plus it’s expandable with a SD card. It holds an huge library of music with just the 64g and if you have more you can use the SD card. It also pairs with my new Kenwood car stereo with current Bluetooth compatibility.So ok, right there these features already have the old iPods beat by a long shot. And for the price… if I drop it, lose it, it gets stolen, etc I’m not out a couple hundred bucks. At first I was frustrated it just would not pair with my car stereo. So I got another cheap one here and it had the same issues, and the second one I got was just plastic junk compared to this one! But eventually it paired, and while pairing it, I figured out a way to pair this one. Was really a matter of powering this unit and my car stereo on and off until it was recognized. Ya it was hard at first and probably more user error than anything since this car stereo is brand new to me, but once it found it, it’s locked in. I can power off the player and turn my truck off and when I turn it back on they pair automatically without having to do anything in a matter of seconds!I’m totally impressed with this.So much that right after I’m done writing this, I’m buying another one.Oh, and I contacted customer service for a few tips and they are excellent in response time and helpfulness.