MP3 Player 64GB with Bluetooth Sport Armband,FM Record,Shuffle Play,Line-in rip Music,Voice Record,HiFi,Multifunction,Metal Shell

I was very impressed with this! I needed a replacement for my Sandisk Clip player. This player is well built and thoughtfully designed. The metal case is nice, solid and weighty and feels good in your hand. The controls are intuitive and well labelled. I have not needed to look at the owner's manual so far to load the player with songs, charge it or play music on it. The sound is excellent. I tried it with my Koss Plug earbuds and my Audio Technica ATH-M40 headphones. It has no trouble driving either pair. I tried the earbuds that came with the player and they sound surprisingly good, but my Koss Plug earbuds sound better.I loaded songs onto the player with computers running Linux and Windows 10 and both had no trouble detecting it and copying songs onto it.Note that as default the player has a limiter on the sound level and it is audible. Go to the Menu, Sound Settings, and Sound Limiter and set it as high as it will go.I have not tried the equalizer because my phones sound great as is, better than my Sandisk Clip.I have only listened for 30 minutes so far so I can't comment on the battery life.I found the volume up and down buttons easy to use.I am thoroughly pleased with this player! I paid twice as much for my Sandisk player and this is superior in every way.

I like how the Musrun MP3 Player can hold so many songs, expecially with the micro SD extension. It is very durable, with many functions, and useful accessories. I mostly use the Folder to pick a song, and then function Music's Play Breakpoint to resume the song when I turn the MP3 Player back on. Sometimes I also use the Tool's Stopwatch to keep track of how much time has gone by for an activity. I have also used the Bluetooth function before, to connect to my headband's built-in speakers.I bought 3 of the Players (version 4.1) four years ago, and one of them can't hold a battery charge for very long, so I just keep it plugged into my charger all the time, and it works okay that way. I use the Players a lot, and usually with the volume fairly high (around level 20 out of 30), so I've recharged them a lot.The odd thing is that these 3 new Players I bought this year are only version 1.1. They function okay though, which is the main thing.

Just started using it but is VERY sturdy/appears to be well built. It's not cheap plastic, it has some weight to it. Still earning all the features but all my songs loaded easily and so far no issues. Good sound! Only critique is I didn't receive an instruction manual, or a link to one. It's not brain surgery but I'm sure there are some features that I won't be aware of until I stumble upon them a year from now.

This is a great player the sound is great easy to operate the size is great lightweight I had been looking for years to find one to replace the C Crane CC Witness MP3 player I had it was discontinued if you’re looking this one is wonderful I ordered 2 just in case it’s discontinued you won’t be disappointed

After using these for a while I had to change my review. The mp3 player itself is ok. It is heavy(all metal and glass no plastic) but you get used to it. It is not a touch screen which I normally don't mind but I'm not sure if this is adding to the issues I'm having or not. The arm strap was clearly not made for this player as it's much wider which means the mp3 can and will easily slide out if you aren't careful when picking it up or handling it in any way. Also when you exercise sweat goes right through the back of the holder to where the player is(you can actually see it on the inside of the clear plastic face) and I don't know how water proof the player is so it may only be a matter of time before my sweat ruins it. And the velcro on the straps gets caught every time you put it on your arm and pull it through the slit and starts getting torn off from the first use as well as the fabric the velcro is attached to. Mine is already a mess and may not be long before i can no longer use it. Additionally there are 2 slits to choose from to put the strap through but i can only use the one because the velcro strip is too short with the other even though it would fit better with the other slit. Also when putting it on or removing it from your arm buttons get pushed messing up whatever song you have on(i can't put it on first because it's very difficult to get the thing out of the strap when it's on you and once you do it's impossible to get back in and if you do manage it or even if you just try it will mess up whatever you have playing. and trying to push buttons through the clear plastic is iffy at best(unless you aren't trying to push them in which case any little touch will change something). And as for the earbuds they don't like to stay in when running(i have to constantly push them back in as i go or grab them as they fall out). This might have been ok with with the right size arm strap and better headphones but as is there are a ton of issues so you might be better off getting something else.

Bluetooth needs paired every time. No auto pairing. To get it to bluetooth, you will have to scroll through several screens and click click click several times. Getting back to Now Playing screen was several clicks. Volume is odd. 0-30 scale. Can barely hear it when it is below 20. Solid and ample settings. has a screen lock. Allows you to turn off external speaker. Transfer of files is fast enough. Inexpensive price for the space and functionality. Fast forward and rewind are fast enough. Tried walking with it and bluetooth earbuds and the audio cut in and out almost the whole time, so moving it while in use is probably not a good idea.

Great device for a great price!

Got this to replace my busted ipod. This works better, doesnt need itunes and can use windows mmedia player. Unlike the ipod which is no longer made i like that this holds memory cards for virtually unlimited songs.