80GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth and WiFi, 4.7-inch Full Touchscreen MP3 and Digital Media Player, Spotify, Pandra, Android Streaming MP3 Player with Audible, Kids MP3 & MP4 Player, 512GB support

I previously bought an Oilsky mp3 player which was amazing too......until I stupidly dropped it ( without it's protective case...do-oh), so I had to replace it. This model , although £10 more expensive, is better because of the larger screen which seems to accommodate 14:9 format films. Everything else is superb: the device being android is intuitive to operate and a large capacity SD card is included. Needless to say, I shall not be using it w/o it's case! A really superb, versatile gadget. If I had one potential criticism it would be screen brightness, however, since I've left the screen protector in place that may be the cause. In any case, it is so good I'd not let that deter someone from buying one. A brilliant bit of kit!

I bought the sane day as I returned an earlier MP4 that was impossible to get to grips with. This on the other hand is a really sweet piece of kit. It has weight to it as well, which is always a good sign. Did more in one hour than 5 with other one. It worked like a dream.

Better than a reconditioned iPod touch. Bought this for my ten year old. She wanted an iPod touch. My friend got a reconditioned one and it's too old for what they need it for. So glad we went for this instead. We had the same glitch as has been said, when trying to install android software it kept crashing. Simple fix as mentioned in these reviews, disconnect WiFi and try it again, then reconnect the WiFi. Works perfectly

It won't play without WiFi can't go walking with it 😒

I had an IPOD for many years but was having trouble adding new songs/albums so decided to try a new device. It is brilliant and so easy to use, don't even have to pay for new music as I already subscribe to Amazon Music at home, so just use this on my device.

Brilliant bit of kit,just what I was looking for!

This came in a Apple inspired/style slim white cardboard box with plastic inset. So as well as the packaging being easy to recycle it would make for a nice gift. Inside the inset, underneath 2 bits of card, is one tiny device.The device screen is covered in a clear plastic sheet. Which you might want to keep as there's no screen protector in this set. There's no charger either, so you'll need to supply your own. Plus a pair of earphones, a silicone cover and a short USB C-A cable.Underneath the inset you'll a manual, which is OK. Though you don't really need the manual as everything was mostly set up.I say mostly because you will need to change the country, timezone and keyboard layout. Miss one setting and the time will keep changing, plus the on screen keyboard will display chinese characters. Which can make it annoying to use.Really all you need to is login to the app store and chrome Though once that's fixed, it's a great little device. I say device because I'm not quite how to describe this.It's made from metal with a decent quality screen. It runs Android 8.1 oreo and has a reasonable processor for it's size. Scoring reasonably well when benchmarked.Indeed it has many of the features found on small mobile smart phones. But you can't make phone calls like a phone would. Though it does have a microphone, so you can record things and use an app to talk with.It's got no camera, but you can play videos. It's not called a tablet, but you can install apps. It's also got bluetooth, and things like keyboards and headphones work fine.In terms of sound, as you'd expect from a tiny device, the quality isn't great. But when using headphones on the included mini jack it's fine. There's wifi as well, though it does quickly got out of range.The storage is 16gb, which doesn't seem much, especially as there's a lot of preinstalled bloatware. In fact so many 1/2 the storage space is already used up. But uninstalling useless apps is easy enough, plus there's a 64gb micro SD card included.The battery life isn't the greatest, but it charges up quickly. So is this rubbish ? Actually no, if you can accept it's little quirks it's actually a rather useful little thing. Proving very popular and very usable with younger members of the household. I also found handy with learning disabled adults They enjoyed using it without everyone's fear of a huge phone bill.Overall ? If you want a small but strong lightweight device that won't break the bank, this one does the trick rather nicely.

Good sound, good connectivity.