Yoton MP3 Player with Bluetooth 5.2, Hi-Fi Pocket-Sized Music Player, with Sports Clip, Earphones Included(No Built-in Storage No TF Card Included – Insert Card to Use)

You just can't beat this MP3 Player's features for the price. I previously had a Victure MP3 player and it lasted 6 years of daily play and wear and tear. The Yoton is similar aesthetically. You have the same button functionality. Power On/Off, Volume Up/Down, and buttons on the front that allow you to play/pause, Go back to start (no rewind search), Go to next track (no fast forward search). There is also a menu button and return button. I want to applaud the pleasing click and durability of the buttons. My previous model did not have this and this is an upgrade. The buttons make the operation of the MP3 player easy to use. The MP3 player has the all-important clip. The device is small enough, and light enough, that you can clip it to your shirt, shorts/pants, or even a bag on the outside to it is easy to find and make adjustments. It is so light, that you might accidentally leave it connected to an article of clothing after a dog walk or workout. The Bluetooth is greatly improved over my previous model. I primarily use three devices to connect with Bluetooth. Once connected, they re-connect seamlessly. The only flaw with the Bluetooth is that when you power on the device, the Bluetooth starts up immediately. This is convenient for those who only use Bluetooth devices. Pro tip: If you didn't know, using wired headphones or a wired connection to a speaker will make your device's power last so much longer. I don't remember the details, but I can confirm the validity of this. I have used the device daily for a morning 45 minute walk, listen during feeding my dog and making breakfast, commute to work, and sometimes at work for longer than half my shift, and the commute home. So far, the device has never gotten even close to being out of power with wired headphones. I have even gone a few days with the same use and the only reason I charged it was to load music. 2nd Pro Tip: Wired headphones sound better on this device than the previous model. With Bluetooth I listen at 25/31 and when using wired headphones I listen at 8/31. The sound is far more robust than the previous model and you still get the ability to adjust the EQ to preferred levels. The display is different than the previous model and I needed time to adjust. Eventually the difference did not matter. You get a notification that the sim card is inserted, Bluetooth is connected, the power level, the EQ setting, track #/# of tracks, Clip art, whether you are playing straight, shuffle (yes it is there), or repeat, Track Name, time signature and length of song, and indicators for Back, Play, and Forward. When you power on you get a standard home screen with product name and customer service pledge. Getting to the shuffle takes some practice, but once you find it, it works well. The other main upgrade to this model is the inclusion of the sim card that gives you an amazing amount of space. However, I suggest not trying to load it to the hilt. I tried that and it affected the functionality of the device and it eventually froze up. I had a couple of frustrating days of trying to troubleshoot the device with customer service through email only. I was not savy enough to upgrade the firmware, but the manufacturer sent me a new device. I have been more conservative with the amount of music I have loaded on to the device since then. I still have 3 times the amount of music loaded that the previous model could hold without a sim card and it is not even halfway full. You can tinker with what works for you. Overall, it has been an incredible upgrade and I got it for less than $30. I have paid more and gotten less on fancier devices. The size, sound, bluetooth, and storage makes this an unbeatable option. If you want your music, audiobooks, podcast, etc. without interrupting adds, notifications, etc. This is a great choice and absolutely the most bang for your buck! The longer I used it, the more I came to fully appreciate it. I have used it for three months solid daily. I will more than likely buy several more to load for specific playlists, genre, etc. I am very happy with this product and recommend it for the value and quality I have enjoyed all summer.

I love these little mp3 players! I bought one for each of my kids, and they have worked so well. Loading music on them is easy, and navigating the menu is pretty simple too. I love how small they are! We take them everywhere. Please note that they cannot get wet at all. One of my kids accidentally dropped one in a little bit of water and it immediately shorted out and stopped working. I highly recommend these mp3 players to everyone. It’s a great way to listen to your favorite music and not have to rely on an internet streaming service!! It’s also a bit nostalgic!

The Yoton MP3 Player works. It plays music, tells the time and date and has a very good battery life (especially if you use wired earphones). It can't do things that your smart phone can do, but it doesn't cost as much as a smart phone, either. The list of songs in a playlist doesn't show the lengths of the songs, because the screen is too small to show much of anything. The FM radio works well and the autotune function can save you lots of time by programming local stations automatically. (You must use wired earphones to get good reception.) The function buttons are nearly invisible. So, until you get used to them you will have a little difficulty finding the right place to press on the keypad. I put little white stickers on some of them to help me find them, and I might make a sticker on a Cricut to cover the whole keypad with appropriate symbols in appropriate locations. I use this player mostly for listening while I exercise. For that purpose, the clip is very helpful, since I can just clip the player to my clothes. It's very light weight and feels cheap, but I don't expect to throw it around so it should last a while. I can't tell how good the sound quality is, because I never could. Audiophiles who attach high-end headphones will probably tell you this player isn't very good, but if you can tell the difference while you're exercising, you need to work out harder.

This mp3 player is super affordable, and it’s the perfect size! There’s Bluetooth connectivity, the music is decent quality, and the navigation is easy to use. The screen quality is nice, especially for this price point. It’s simple, cute, and has everything you need. The instruction booklet has very small print, so prepare to squint a little bit lol! Otherwise, it’s a slam dunk purchase. I’ve typically brought my iPhone to work out at the gym, but this mp3 player makes my gym trips way lighter and easier. If you run outside, this device will clip on your clothing easily so you have hands-free, worry-free workouts!

Compact,reallycute, wors as should. I keep it in my bag for a backbup.it works well and has an extremely long battery life. I was surprised.i highly recommend.

OK, so, you get 64 GB of storage for $20, and it's easy to load songs onto. This is actually pretty darn good. The bluetooth works OK, though like with many devices, you'll get occasional, what I call, "dropouts." I did find these happened less than they do on my Pixel Watch, so that's definitely a plus. So, where does it go wrong? Basically, the interface. You have to manually turn Bluetooth back on, and that's a couple menu levels deep. Also, it doesn't shuffle by default. Every time you want to shuffle you have to first play your songs, listen to that first song play, click the menu button, and navigate a couple menu levels deep to turn on shuffle, then back out to the song screen and hit next. The pedometer is a nice addition, and is somewhat accurate, but it seems you have to stick to the pedometer app to keep it going. Maybe there's a way around this, but it's definitely not intuitive. Also, it's not very loud. I found I had to turn the volume all the way up to get to about mid level volume of my phone. If there was a way to program this I'd probably enjoy trying to make a better interface, but it is what it is.

I wanted a standalone MP3 player to avoid distractions when listening to podcasts while exercising and doing yard work. This inexpensive player has what I was looking for without any unwanted frills. One reviewer claimed you can’t fast-forward or rewind within a track, but that’s not true at all. Just hold the forward or back buttons, and it skips forward/backward in roughly 5–10 second jumps. It works fine for skipping ads or rewinding when I miss something in a podcast. Two minor annoyances: Bluetooth turns itself back ON every time you power the device on. There’s no way to permanently disable it, which is a minor annoyance as I use wired headphones. The buttons are completely flat with almost no tactile feedback, making it necessary for me to look at the player to make sure I'm pressing the correct button.

I bought the Yoton MP3 Player specifically to use in my car. I paired it with a Bluetooth car kit using the Auxiliary port and it has been working great. It is easy to load music onto the player (I am using Windows 11) and the sound is very good. When using it in the car, I have to turn the volume up to max on the MP3 player then use the car stereo to adjust the volume, but this may vary according to your car. The battery life appears to be good so far; I have only charged it once and have used it for a few hours. One of the features I like is the ability to organize music by Genre. While I don't consider the Yoton a replacement for my Sandisk MP3 player, it does make a great, inexpensive backup. It would be very handy if you enjoy listening to music while exercising. Negatives: You cannot directly download books from Audible; some users have commented about converting the books to MP3 first, but I have not tried it. There is no internal storage on the device, everything is saved to the memory card. It does not appear to be compatible with Windows Media Player, so you have to click and drag music onto the memory card. Due to its value for the money, I may purchase another one.

Non è touch screen e questo per me è un vantaggio contro azioni non volute. Durata batteria adeguata, menù da migliorare ma utilizzabile. Io mi trovo bene.

The battery on my old Oakcastle MP3 player started to deteriorate after many years so it was time for a replacement. This Yoton MP3 player appears to hit most of my requirements. Small, clips on clothing, easy to use buttons (a touchscreen would be useless for me if I have dirty hands or wearing gloves), high memory storage (mine came with 64Mb card instead of 32Mb), good battery life (using wired headphones), the latest USB-C power connector, and easy to use menu system. I use it in the garden, on the train etc. Good sound quality and the supplied in ear headphones are a pleasant surprise from the usual cheap headphones. It doesn't appear to have a sound Equaliser function and the power lock function just turns off the screen and doesn't lock the buttons (in case you accidentally touch the buttons) but these are minor negatives for me. It was good value for money which is a bonus.

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L veredad,relacion calidad precio muy bien.Pero lo que mas valoro en un mp3,el sonido,y es espectacular hasta con auriculares de baja calidad.Muy contenta,es mas pequeño de lo que espera,pero au nasi resulta genia llevarlo.