64GB MP3 Player Bluetooth 5.3

Wow, I can't believe the quality of this device. For the price, I was expecting something cheap and plasticky. It's weighty aluminum frame with glass front and back. It's responsive and fast, and very easy to get music on. I genuinely can't believe the quality of it for the price. Bluetooth works well, and the auxiliary output works well. I haven't fully tested the battery life yet, but it's quick to charge and works flawlessly. I bought it for just a few tracks, but it has really made me miss MP3 players. Sound quality from the built-in headphones wasn't exceptional, but my bar is normally very high for audio quality. I think for most people it will be adequate, especially if you use your own headphones over Bluetooth. The only thing I would change is the colour of the lights for the touchpad, which are a blue-cyan colour and not great in the dark. I would have preferred a warm white, but that's a nitpick and about as much as I can really criticise here. It was great. I can't fault this for the price.

Lovely MP3 player, the built in speaker isn't very good but that doesn't really matter as I only use it plugged in with headphones, the build quality is very good and it has a good weight for its size, only 4 stars as the acrylic scratches very easily. Very good value for money in my opinion, very nice to be able to listen to music without the distraction of phones.

For the money this is a great little Mp3 player. Bluetooth works with our Sony sound bar and the music quality is great. There are some pointless apps on the device like an ebook reader?? Navigation is via the touch pad as there is no touch screen which catches you out occasionally but despite that it is straightforward and effective.

Build quality is really good as is the sound quality using Bluetooth earbuds. However the experience is let down by the file structure which orders new music by file date rather than alphabetically and the poor Bluetooth performance which constantly drops out unless the unit is kept perfectly still. Given that I purchased it to use when mowing the lawn, the constant movement means that it is next to useless for that purpose. So disappointing as it could have been a great little music player.

What a great MP3 player! Although it has a lot of other features which I will try out later, I was basically looking for something that was easy to transfer music, create your own playlist folders and listen to the radio. I chose the purple colour, nice size to slip in your pocket, lightweight, easy to navigate by touching the up/down/forward/back icons on the screen and has a decent screen size. What I like the best is the long battery life before it needs charging and it even lets you know when it is charged before saying "goodbye"!! My old player would only last 4 hrs listening to music but this one lasts a few days before charging. What a great find and good value for money compared to a more expensive Sony one I had in the past. I am a very happy customer.

I have 2 x 32 GB Agbtek players already, was impressed with them apart from some software issues playing albums in order and sequence. Therefore I have some experience of setting them up and transferring my 400+ CDs to laptop and to SD card. This one is slightly different in software appearance and setup, but if you're new to this , you might be in a bit of trouble. The instruction manual is not the easiest to work with, but if you persevere, you'll get there in the end. It bluetooths to both sets of my earbuds with no bother and if you can sort out the equaliser settings and save them then this is a super little player. I'd recommend it , no hesitation.. here's an update... The music icon lists every artist on every album, the artists are bit equated even to the album they are on, the groups albums are not individually listed, the equaliser settings cannot be held it saved, that album titles are not even fully displayed. In the files section, the albums are listed correctly but can't be played at all. Stop one to go to another track and the player shuts down! This was initially a good but, but no longer and I'm going to return. P.s I emailed the address given for assistance and heard absolutely nothing back...If I could give this no stars I would...

AGPTEK Pink MP3 Player with Bluetooth 5.3, 64GB Internal Memory Expandable up to 128GB, 2.4 Inch Music Player with Speaker and FM Radio, Earphones Included. The first thing I notice when opening is that ‘off-the-shelf’, the device arrived fully charged. Not a big thing but quite nice to have that. I plugged the device into my iMac, and the device was recognised immediately as AGP-M3 I copied my 532 MP3 files I had backed up onto the device. It took about 10 mins , which was quite impressive. The files had been accumulated over 5 years so a backup is logical and necessary. Just copy your player’s hard drive to your computer’s hard drive or online storage. The build quality is beautiful, solid and mine being pink is also VERY pretty. It’ a gift for a female friend. The colour is lovely. The button layout is almost identical to many mobile phones, volume up and down on the right edge, and below that is the power on/off toggle button. The charge port is along the bottom edge, as is the Micro SD card slot and the USB-C charge slot, alongside the earphone socket. The speaker is along the top edge of the device. The display has a very intuitive layout, and after a couple of minutes, you can master the operation very easily. Having a white front panel, it is not easy to see the buttons; however, there are only a few, so a young person will soon remember these and their positions intuitively. After a short time, the display closes and is restored with a momentary press of the power button. Connecting a Bluetooth device “for the first time” is absolutely hit and miss, but once on the device list it’s simply a matter of selecting the device to pair with, from the saved devices list. I found that turning off Bluetooth on the phone and other places like TV and computer made this simpler to achieve. I just connected over-ear headphones, the sound quality depends on the paired device, but the player is great.. If I had one criticism, it would be the clarity of the control buttons’ display; they could be darker and better defined. Other than that, I would be delighted to receive this as a gift. I highly recommend it UPDATE: The control display buttons can be backlit in the tools menu, so first-class feature..... only had this just over 1 hour to set up before giving as a gift.

I have a previous generation of Agptek mp3 player, pink with the circular middle with very basic bluetooth. I had a previous model similar before that which had no bluetooth on it. I have always got on fine with them. I now wanted to update with a better model and one with better bluetooth connections. This one is much much better, is bigger and easy to hold. Still has a metal cover and this helps with holding it without slipping. I thought I might struggle with pressing button areas as I have bad eyesight but this really isn't a problem. There are only two areas where I am not 100 percent happy. The first is the awful crackly earphones which should be binned straight away or every radio station will sound pants. Doesn't bother me as I always use my own wired over ear Panasonic ones. 1). The second is how the unit appears on the pc file manager. A) On my old mp3 player, I see the Agptek drive with Music folders etc, and ONLY see another drive letter AFTER I inserted a micro memory card. B) On this one I see an Agptek drive letter and another one straight away which of course isn't a real drive as there's no extra card at this point. if you click on it on your pc/laptop it will just hang on the screen Very annoying. Also the main Agptek drive has NO music folder on it and I couldn't find a way to add a folder to transfer the mp3 files into. It's easy to drag and drop files but without a dedicated Music folder the files look scrappy all over the place. In the main, the rest of it works perfectly. Before I got this MP3 player, I tried to use an old Sony Walkman MP3 player my husband has and found it so hard to use, and the Sony software drove me up the wall, so I am very happy to get an easy to use player.