innioasis 80GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth and wifi, MP3 Player for Kids with Spotify, Spotify Kids, Pandora, Audible, 4.0" Touch Screen Music Player with Parental Controls, Up to 1TB (White+ Green)

Love it I use it for my Spotify and iTunes I could listen on my Bluetooth speaker instead using my iPhone at work and at home

Small but perfectly formed. It works well at the gym. It doesn't like to connect to more modern Bluetooth headphones though. It prefers the cheaper ones. Not that I am complaining. It is easy to navigate albeit a bit basic which is good for me being in my 60's and not that tech savvy. Haven't used the Wi-Fi bit other than sending music to it via one drive. If you are looking for a cheaper gadget that is easy to use then give this a go.

5 weeks and has stopped working. Doesn’t hold charge despite being plugged in for 10 hours. Won’t turn on. Disappointing.

The “80GB MP3 Player” from “Innioasis” is an iPod style device which also includes a number of handy preinstalled Apps such as Kindle, Facebook and Chrome etc I guess the first question most people will have is if there is indeed a market for this type of device any longer? It’s basically akin to a modern mobile phone, without all of the other stuff that comes with a phone (such as the ability to make calls etc). In my opinion there absolutely is a market for these things. Personally, I think it’s excellent. I listen to a lot of music, both whilst out-and-about as well as soundtracks whilst reading (which I do a lot of). I can of course use my mobile for this, however, this then invariably uses up more of the battery. Having a separate device, purely for music (and ebook reading), makes great sense for someone like me. I love it! So, onto the item itself. Well first impressions are that it looks smart and well made, with a compact design and a good quality screen. It’s also wonderfully lightweight, which is handy for taking around with you. The sizing is something that you can easily slip it into a pocket. Set up and use of the MP3 Player is very easy. The first thing you need to do though, is slip the included 64GB card into the slot so that it has all of the storage space and programs that it should have. I’m not on Spotify or any other Digital Download site. I’m old school, and still buy CDs, which I then transfer to my laptop using iTunes, then drag and drop into the device. For this type of situation, this is again ideal, as there’s tonnes of storage space (80GB). I set up a “Music 2” folder on the Memory Card drive, then just start moving music files into there. Simple. Viewing and selecting the album you want to listen to is easy and the UI/UX if this whole process is good, with a well-presented screen showing the album covers which you can just scroll through. Every time you upload new material, you will need to go to “Options” and then select “Scan” to scan the drive for the new albums. Pairing with Bluetooth headphones and the like is also incredibly simple. This is just the same process as if you were doing it with a mobile phone or similar device. Literally took me all of 30 seconds. You also have the option for an audio jack input if you prefer wired headphones. All in all I’ve been incredibly impressed with the MP3 player. I’m amazed that you can also read ebooks on it as well as browse the internet and check your Facebook (the latter two as long as you have wi-fi access). Absolutely brilliant stuff.

The settings storage says this MP3 player turned up half full with a total capacity of 16GB not 80 and it will not charge on my fast chargers only accepting a 5A basic charger. It will also not talk to my computer (Mac) so there is no way for me to load Audio Books onto it for my son which is what I ordered it for (I doubt it takes data through the USB C port if it does not fast charge through it either) They mention parental controls in the supplied pamphlet but there is not way that I could see of setting them up on the MP3 player that I could see. This meant that my son could get onto the internet using it which I was not too happy about. The only way I could see of getting things from my computer to the player was by downloading some 3rd party software onto my Mac, and as I run my business though it, that is not happening. I had a look at Apple Music and it all seemed OK but I was not confident enough to enter my Apple ID into it as I know that to transfer audio books from my Mac to my phone they need to be hardwired so entering Apple ID into an untrusted device was not going to solve the problem. I know that apple is a closed ecosystem but it still recognises third party devices and this one did not register. My son has had some fun doing some voice recordings on it but only under supervision as I can't find the parental controls.... A bit of a disaster for us im afraid....

I'm editing my original 1 star review as customer service reached out. I ordered 2 and one stopped working a couple of hours after opening on Christmas Day. Their team contacted me after my review and we seem to have resolved the issue. They also offered to send out a replacement if I wanted which is pretty good. All seems well now and the kids love them. Battery life is not great and takes ages to charge but as long as it keeps running, we're pretty happy

Very cool little device, great for your music collection, its very responsive and the sound is a very good quality, it comes with many apps installed and gives many entertainment options, it has 80GB of storage which by any standards is considerable, its very nice to hold and the controls work well, it charges quickly and has a long battery time, great as a dedicated music player media player etc, great screen display with vivid colours, so far I like it very much its a little expensive but it is a nice unit. Supports a wide range of audio formats like MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, and more, making it highly versatile in terms of file compatibility. The music scan feature allows quick loading of songs from folders, and users can create unlimited playlists. Overall this MP3 player seems like a solid device for both children and music lovers. It offers solid storage, impressive format support, and a variety of streaming apps, making it a versatile entertainment tool. The parental control features make it particularly attractive to families, and the long battery life and video playback are nice additional features. However, for some adults who rely heavily on smartphones, it may not replace the convenience of a phone's all-in-one functionality.

Small but works great, perfect for the car or home when you dont want to conect phone. Does the job fine

My daughter wanted her own music player and this one has been great. Only had it a week so time Will tell but so far it exceeded our expectations - she was excited that it has a chrome app so she can also search the internet and watch YouTube

Great product for the price. I wanted a dedicated music player to use at work, so I wasn’t using up my phone battery streaming music. This little gadget has gone above and beyond for me. It lasts an entire 7-8 hour work day while I stream music and listen to podcasts. I appreciate that the product comes with a pair of wired earbuds, but I prefer to pair with my AirPods for a better listening experience and so I’m not tethered to the device. I highly recommend!

Where do I start- bought this and a 1 TB sd card. The plan was to put my ancient iPod onto a new device. Software is crap and even with the ton of space available lots of the music was not showing up on the device. When I took the sd card out and looked at it on the laptop it was there but not on the device. I had certain albums that I selected to check on the device and the card when I put it in my laptop. Transferring music isn’t obvious I spent hours trying to figure out what I was doing wrong. I spent HOURS copying my music onto the as card first and then trying to get it to show up with the album picture etc. if you are just downloading music off of apps I’m sure this is fine but not for what I needed. I deleted off many of the apps. That came on the device. Which you can bring back with a factory reset but that will whipe everything on the device. I had to google how to do it. Two of the methods didn’t work. I did that after I couldn’t get my music to load properly. While I was trying to figure things out the device got VERY HOT. I would not recommend letting your kid fall asleep listening to it in bed, keep on a cool surface. It was alarming how hot it got both in my hand and with it sitting on my work table. I ended up returning it and getting a refund due to the difficulty of getting my music on to it, less than helpful customer service. If you are doing strictly streamed music then this would probably work for you but not for someone that has a large amount of music to load onto it. I thought with the 1 TB of space it would run fast and I’d have plenty of room to add more music. It just isn’t up to the task. The sound wasn’t great, sounded cheap and tinny. Never used the earphones or the radio function. I contacted support about the files not transferring over and missing files and they didn’t really address anything I mentioned. A few screen shots were sent late at night of things that I had figured out on my own by the time they got back to me. I would not recommend because of the software and the fact it got very hot which I wouldn’t recommend for kids.

This unit is the worst player i have ever had. Which is crazy because my husband has the same one in his shop that works perfectly. When we use mine in his shop it skips and buffers like crazy making it impossible to use. We assumed it was our internet at my office causing the issue then when we traded mine for his the issue followed the player. so IT IS NOT the WiFi it is the unit. AND of course I am beyond the time limit to return.

I have a very very old iPod, and was looking for something newer, so I decided to give this a try. Unlike my iPod, this one runs android. I have to admit that I am a bit of an apple fanboy, so using android was a new experience for me. This player is bigger and heavier than my iPod, and has a micro DS slot, which means it potentially has more storage. This is convenient if you have a lot of files that you want to store on it. Accessing the storage is easy. It is compatible with window’s computers and works just like any flash drive, so transferring files is simple. It runs android apps so you can install your favourites. It has the usual networking options such as wifi and Bluetooth, giving more options for transferring files. It comes with cheap earbuds, but like any other music player you can use any earbuds or headphones that you want to. I couldn’t get it to play properly in my car using a USB cable. That might be because I am unfamiliar with the android system, or maybe my car’s entertainment system. When I plugged it in it just played one album and greyed out the others. Trying to play using the player itself just resulted in it using the inbuilt speakers, which meant that I had two different songs playing at once. I gave it a try and just quit once it got annoying. My iPod just plugs and plays automatically. Overall this player works mostly, and has some nice features, however, I find that my old iPod is much simpler and has better audio quality. If you’re not an apple fanboy and have experience with the android operating system, then this player could work for you.