AGPTEKMP3 Player with Bluetooth 5.3, 64GB Internal Memory Expandable up to 128GB, 2.4 Inch Music Player with Speaker and FM Radio, Earphone Included

I have had 1 of these for about 4 years i mainly use it for audiobooks great device well made and simple to use the newer version seems to be even better well made the display is better and finaly a usb c charging port i would recommend this player a good price and a good player buy one

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.

Good quality for the price. Easy to use. Quick delivery

I bought this MP3player for my wife as a gift. She quickly noticed that the player is very good, sound is clear. It is also very easy to use and small which is good for jogging. Overall very positive and definitely value for money. Quickly connected with her phone which is very useful.

Having used a Sony previously the software just doesn't work the way I want.

Purchased as a Christmas present and I put just 120 tracks on as a quick test which covered 3 double albums and in file view all files were there and in all songs they were too.Note: All the MP3s work on my own (different) device so it's not an MP3 file issueIssue 1 - Album view only shows 2 albums not 3Issue 2 - Tracks were missing in the other 2 albumsIssue 3 - The odd track was in the wrong place i.e. track 10 - 11 - 33 - 12 - 13 - 14For reference, the track name on all my tracks is XX - Track Name i.e. 04 - OneI wouldn't buy this product unless you have loads of hair you wish to pull out.

Brilliant

The player feel solid & hefty enough, the operating menus are ----- clunky and slow (transfer to the built in memory is extremely slow), along with the library check when powering on, seems to go through the lot rather than looking for changed items/folders, I do not use any of the additional options (podcasts/videos/etc) but they are there, I am still to try and get the playlists to work correctly, but when navigating to folders if you want to play the albums as the artist intended then they will need the track number as part of the filename (I don't rip my music with the numbers on as I relied on the meta-data for that on all other players), this obliviously does not look at the met-files album contents are alphabetical :(The supplied headphones are what you would expect and duly disposed of, the player with a decent set of headphones though does sound quite decent and has no issues playing FLAC or any of the mp3 bitrates, there is a custom equaliser setting along with the usual presets which to be fair didn't suit my hearing, so back to the flat which provided a balanced sound.The main reason I purchased was I needed a player where when I turned it off it would not wake when touching any of the keys other than the power which this does.For the price paid it is decent enough