AGPTEK MP3 Player Bluetooth 5.3 Sport 32GB Built-in Memory with 1.5 Inch TFT Colour Screen Mini Music Player with Clip Supports up to 128GB TF Card

Nice little music player for the price. Option to add a TF card means I have a lot of music to choose from on my runs.. Clip is solid and able to last and the pedometer is pretty acurate too. Supplied headphones are nothing special but for the price they're ok if you just want to listen to music and don't need it to be hi-fi quality. Controls are pretty intuitive and it's quite simple to work out, instructions are quite clear if you need to use them. All in all a nice little music player.

Good product. I wanted a wireless mp3 player for my son as he kept breaking his wired headphones. I paired them with JBL wireless headphones and it works perfectly, connects every time and with a usb-c connection he can save songs onto his iPad and download them onto this mp3 player all from the iPad, perfect.

I love this. I was expecting it to be quite big (hadn't checked spec), so was pleasantly surprised how small and light it is. Easy to navigate and add music to. The sound quality is great and loud - even with the earphones that it comes with. The radio also works really well, crisp sound, no static. The clip will be so handy when out walking or pottering about the house. Just a millenial looking for simplicity once again. 😅 Definitely recommend.

Great little mp3 player. Light, simple and perfect for taking out on runs. I bought a couple of other fancier touch screen models before returning them and settling on this. I much prefer physical buttons for ease of clicking volume/skip while in your pocket. While sound quality on others may be better, the lightness, size and buttons made this the absolute winner for me for training with. Also this player was not fussy on what files I put on it - it played everything while other players showed some incompatibility. For me it’s the closest match to the now discontinued Sansa clip that I was looking to replace.

holds a lot of tracks but freezes and the only way round it is to remove the memory card,you get what you pay for.

This is a cheap mp3 player that feels cheap. However it stores loads of music, produces fairly good sound and has a clip so it's perfect for exercising. The perfect thing for a run with music. I used to carry my phone now I wouldn't dream of it.

I bought this player in order to listen to audiobooks. Firstly, the good news: Unlike similar clip players, it paired and worked well with my Airpod Pro earbuds. Next, the bad: When copying an audiobook on to it, I noticed that if you try and play it directly from it's folder then the individual files are out of order - you need to play it via "Music". However, the real problem is the bookmarks. You have 10 bookmarks to use but these are based on individual mp3 files, not on the album (i.e. audiobook) itself. I had copied the Richard Osman "Thursday Murder Club" book which comes with over 100 files. When you have finished listening you would need to create a bookmark and also make a note of which of these 100+ files you have been listening to as the bookmark relates to the specific file. When you switch the player off and on you need to browse to that particular file and then go in to the bookmark options and select your saved bookmark. I am very unlikely to remember which particular file I was in so this player is no good to me. Also, after being on the player for 10 minutes or so, working this out, it started to become very unresponsive to such a level that it now no longer works at all. Once switched on, I try to go into any option ("music"; "settings" etc..), I then just get a 3,2,1 countdown and it shuts down. No use to me, I am having to send it back

I've tried few others which I wasn't very happy but this one is ok. Although it is a bit pricey but at leat it is working all the butons are responsive