64GB USB MP3 Player with Bluetooth, AGPTEK U5PL 2 in 1 Type-C & USB Music Player with Clip, FM Radio, Recording, Support Mobile Phone Connection

Purchased this for my new car which unlike the previous one had an SD slot for music. Loaded 1000+ MP3s ranging from Cole Porter, Louis Armstrong and Sinatra to Dua Lipa, Pink and Taylor. Turned it on, selected USB on the screen and the player is controllable via the controls on the steering wheel. It can take 15 to 30 seconds to play when first selected. After that the player starts immediately. When the volume is turned off the player pauses. There is never a need to charge the unit or remove it from the port unless you want to add more music. Very pleased with this player and it's small size.

I have had zero issues while using this during gym time and long fights

You have to long press one button, to get two other buttons to be volume control, but if short press the button, it acts a back button to exit the music player app .The 'plug into a phone' feature is super cool, and really really fast transferring files. I mean like stupid fast . I found it quite inpressive

I've owned so many of these econo-players over the years, you can absolutely believe me when I tell you that:1) The navigation on this thing is hands-down the most counter-intuitive of any product I've ever owned. It's not impossible to overcome, but expect a learning curve that WILL require the manual.2) That said, I buy these for situations where bringing my high dollar, dual-chip DAP is a no-go. So what I'm looking for in this level of player is SOUND and VOLUME. This unit performs quite well in both areas. The overall mid range on these players is usually a little harsh and not so easily dialed out with the customizable EQ without losing volume. This isn't a knock on the unit, it's just par for the course with this level of build quality. All that said, it matches the quality of the unit I replaced ( an original model San Disk Go Sport w/ clip ), and that's really all I can ask.The internal memory capacity is fantastic for the money, and I LOVE that the unit hooks up to the PC and charging cable as the MALE end of the equation because every micro USB input will be the first thing EVERY TIME to go south on a digital music player under normal conditions.Battery life and durability can only be judged with time, and neither of those specs are deal breakers for me on a unit at this price point.

This plays FLAC files flawlessly in Mazda cars. Folder structure is carried over while playing, so a separate playlist is not required.

In the beginning I certainly liked it, small, light easy to use and add music to it. First the clip broke which was very flimsy to begin with and then worse it would NOT charge at all! I tried all the tricks in the book but it would not charge and of course return expired just 2 days ago. I know it wad6a competitive price but only 4 weeks! 🤬

it does the job, and i wasn't expecting this to be amazing for only $30, but it's still just frustrating to use. it's very cheaply made, some of the paint chipped off on my first day using it and as others have mentioned before the clip is flimsy. the overall design of the device is unintuitive, and even when you figure out how to do something like adjust the volume (yes that's something that isn't just hitting the volume up or down) it's still frustrating to do. you're better off saving your money for a sony nwz-b183f, that's what I bought after this. don't recommend at all

Super to take the music anywhere