Looks OK and does work and sound wise , it's decent enough -for some reason on date setting it says month date year which I can't seem to change to date first then month ? Did manage to transfer music from a old iTunes I still had on my lap top . When trying to connect to my phones music via bluetooth it just searches and finds next doors laptop instead - tried connecting my phone and and it says check settings ? Maybe it's me but with blue tooth and device visibility on they just won't connect to load music off my phone . Using the player is relatively simple and it's very simular to my old ipod with the centre push button and the rotary movement around the outside for searching and volume adjusting . Read more

This Innioasis 128GB MP3 Player is great for kids. I have a ten year old who loves to listen to music and wants to take that music to school. I do not want to send them to school with an expensive, internet enabled device. For one thing, internet enabled devices are not permitted at their school. We've also started working out together at a local gym and they're using it there. The player is a sort of burnt orange colour. My kiddo loved the color, so that's great. I might have chosen a less obvious colour if I were to order again - I'm not sure if it will make it more noticeable and a target for theft. It came with in-ear headphones, which are great for keeping in their backpack as they don't take up much room. When they listen at home, they use bluetooth-enabled over ear headphones, which were easy to pair. It was pretty easy to put music on the device. I just dragged and dropped mp3's I had on my own computer. It took quite a while, but I walked away and when I came back it was done without issue. I tried to transfer video, but I haven't found settings that work yet. I'll keep working on it. I tried mp4's. I do wish there was a way to synchronize it with iTunes. The kiddo seems pretty happy with it. They said the battery lasts pretty good, the audio is pretty good. I would recommend it if you already have the MP3's you want rather than if you use a subscription streaming service. Read more

Thankfully... this does one thing, and it does it rather well. It plays music. It's clearly not built to the same quality as an iPod, but it doesn't cost $700.00 either. That being said... $50.00 is too much to ask for this. If I get more than one year of problem free usage out of this, I'll consider myself fortunate. Yes... it works well, but no, it's not well made. Read more

I use this mp3 player mainly for when I walk, jog or go to the gym. It's small and compact and easily fits into my pocket or the waistband of my yoga pants. It has good sound quality, considering that it's just a small music player and it also connects to bluetooth for external sound too! All of the functions work really well, I have not had any issues with it at all. It holds a lot of music and video and plays an array of file types, which is nice. It's very responsive, so there's no delays. It also plays video, which is pretty cool! I love the color and the feel of it! Read more

I’ve been using this Innioasis 128G MP3 Player with Bluetooth for a few months now, and it’s been a solid choice for my offline music and audiobook needs. One of the standout features is its impressive battery life; I can easily go 3-4 days without needing to recharge, which is great when I’m out on long hikes or traveling. It also prevents my cellphone from draining. The sound quality through the built-in speaker is decent for quick listens, but it really shines when connected via Bluetooth to better speakers or headphones. The headphone jack also works well and provides a good balance of volume and clarity. Transferring music to the device is straightforward; just drag and drop files from your computer, and it handles large libraries smoothly. The interface is user-friendly, with intuitive controls that make navigation a breeze. I particularly like the ability to customize playlists and adjust EQ settings for different listening preferences. However, the Bluetooth connection can be a bit finicky at times, requiring a couple of tries to pair successfully. Additionally, while the device supports FLAC files, which is fantastic for audiophiles, the overall sound quality isn’t quite on par with higher-end dedicated music players. For those looking to unplug from their smartphones and enjoy music or audiobooks offline, this MP3 player is a solid option. It’s lightweight, has a vibrant design, and works like an old ipod. Read more