64GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth 5.2, AiMoonsa Music Player with Built-in HD Speaker, FM Radio, Voice Recorder, HiFi Sound, E-Book, Earphones Included

What a great little mp3 player for the price. When I think back on the cost of the original iPod, wow! I connected this to my iMac, opened this device in the finder, and just started dragging music files off of my apple music library of mp3s. They started copying to the mp3 player right away. Pretty good sound from the speaker and it holds a ton of music. Not all of my music files ended up in a folder for the bands' names but most did. Ones that didn't ended up in a generic "unknown" folder but with the mp3 folder, you can sort by artist, album, or just shuffle all the songs. For the $30 price tag, it's a no brainer if you want all of your music in a compact player. Came with wired earphones, and SD card and USB cord.

I’ve been enjoying this MP3 player so far. The 64GB of storage is more than enough for keeping a large collection of music, and the Bluetooth 5.2 connection works well with my wireless headphones. The sound is clear and has good volume, and I like having the built-in speaker for times when I don’t want to use headphones. The FM radio and voice recorder are also useful features, and the e-book function is a nice extra. It’s compact and easy to carry around, especially when walking or exercising. The included earphones are a nice bonus as well. Overall, it’s a good option if you’re looking for an affordable, easy-to-use MP3 player with plenty of storage and useful features.

Not sure what I was suspecting when I ordered a music player for $30. I read many of the reviews before purchasing and was hoping it would work like I needed it, but my experience was not good. I had purchased this in order to play audio files on a mixer for a church, and after receiving it just before the first of the year, I just got to try it out yesterday. After I received it, I did spend some time charging it up fully. I found I was able to get it connected to the computer pretty easily, and I was able to transfer audio files onto it without much problem. But, the instant I connected it into the soundboard via the earphone jack, there was a constant buzz/hum. (I have used phones on this mixer before and there was no hum/buzz). After getting the buzz/hum to eventually go away, I started playing the audio files on it. I discovered there was a very loud pop when you went from one song to another, even if you did not click the next button. During my testing, I discovered there is an external speaker on the device and found you could hear the pop when changing songs on it too. I played around with it for a while, to see if the pooping would stop, but then the buzz/hum came back. The audio coming from the device also became so weak (at max volume) it was difficult to hear the music being played and I could not get the buzz/hum to stop. I eventually plugged earphones into the jack to test it that way, and everything happened just the same. The pops were so loud they hurt your ear. I also noticed that in just the 10 minutes I was testing the device out, the battery went from a full charge to nothing. I powered it off completely and the next day when I tried it again, It came on for a second or two but eventually just faded to nothing. The batter was completely dead.

Nice player for the price. Feels solid and functions well, for the most part. However, the output volume is lower than my old ipod and unfortunately, it can't connect to my Mazda or a Samsung soundbar via bluetooth.

I was looking for an MP3 player with a built in speaker to use as an audio Bible and this little guy far exceeded my expectations. I had purchased 2 other MP3 players before this one and returned them because the first one didn't sort my files in the correctly and the second one had a weak built in speaker. They were both made of light weight plastic and relied on tactile buttons for navigation which made them feel like toys compared to this AiMoonsa. This player has a solid build quality with a glass face and while the screen isn't a touch screen the navigation controls are touch sensors instead of buttons. Navigating the player is very intuitive as well. To load audio files onto the player they include a USB A micro SD card reader which is an added bonus that was included with either of the players I tried previously. And loading audio files onto the player was fast and easy, although for full disclosure I didn't use the included card reader, but I'm guessing the transfer process would have been similar had I used the card reader. When you load the SD card on your PC you'll see a few folders. I think they were labeled DBROOT, MUSIC and RECORD. I wasn't sure which folder to copy my fes into so I simply created a 4th folder and named it BIBLE and inside of that folder I created a folder named NKJV and inside of that folder I created two folders for OT and NT and inside of those folders I created folders for each of the books of the Bible. When I was finished copying all the files I ejected the se card from my laptop and inserted it back into the MP3 player and powered it on. Then I navigated to the FOLDER menu and it prompted me to wait for the scan to finish which took several seconds. When it was done I was able to navigate through the folder structure I created above and select the book and chapter I wanted to play. As for the sound quality I didn't try the included earbud headphones, but the quality of the built-in speaker is very good for such a small device. If you're looking for an inexpensive MP3 player with a built-in speaker I highly recommend this AiMoonsa.

While not great, it's not bad. Pros: -Build Quality, didn't read the description, so when I got it, was quite surprised with how heavy it was. This thing has heft. It's made out of metal and glass -Built in speaker is by far the fullest sounding speaker, while not the loudest, it's the best built in speaker I've heard on one of these. -Touch Sensitivity is nice and high. When navigating to set up date and time, it was near 100% with each press. -RARE TRUE SHUFFLE, which can also be annoying. You hit prev you're getting a random song, not the previous one you listened to. Next will give you a random song as well. Very rare to find Shuffle that works like this. Which can be a good thing or a bad thing. Cons: -STRICTLY TOUCH BUTTONS. Which becomes a nightmare when you get all sweaty and then the buttons go haywire. -Bad Bluetooth, not terrible, it is made better by being 5.2 and not just 5.0, but it did cut out when placed on my belt pouch when walking the dog. -Sound, this isn't the most offensive tuning I've experienced. But it's up there. Issue, TOO QUIET... holy cow, no matter what headphones I used, the cheap built in ones which are the terrible iPod Styles, my old Skull Candy FMJs, IEMs, BT, all so quiet. Quiet and muddy. Sometimes drums sound good, like kick drums are fine, but snares and high hats sound muffled. I listen to a lot of rock, and well, drums are big in that genre. Also my ears are not the best, and those are usually dead giveaways when something has bad EQ. As for the EQ, they're so subtle variations, that I had to constantly go back and forth between them to try to see if there was actually any difference. -Build Quality While yes, it's nice to have metal and glass, makes things feel fancy and premium, but also makes things more fragile and you have to baby it more. -Screen is 1)TN meaning bad viewing angles left towards you is fine, bottom towards face is okay, right towards you bad, and top towards you also bad viewing angles. 2) Pixel density is really on that border of too low that it's bothersome, and just enough to get the job done. -16GB of MP3s took 4HRS to transfer to internal storage over USB. That's USB 1.0 SPEEDS. HOLY COW... I was averaging 300kB/s. Average 32GB SD CARD TRANSFER TIME = 10minutes about or about 26MB/s or nearly 90x as fast. -Slow. I have now currently 5 SUB-$40 MP3/DAPS and this is by far one of the slower ones. 1500 songs, took 2 minutes to load them. Which weirdly is as long as it took on the Innoasis Y2. But music switching and loading from folder, takes 5-10 seconds. -User experience. I like the initial screen a lot, minimal but logical. The problem is figuring out where the EQ settings are hiding out, play order settings are, and whatnot. Then to jump back into what you were playing, is hidden in "APPS" and then there's a giant "NOW PLAYING" "APP" to get back into the player mode. Conclusion: The Sub-$40 space is crowded, this is by far one of the nicest feeling devices, with the best sounding built in speaker, but fails at most things or is just passable due to its low asking price.

Exactly what I needed. Simple, holds a lot, have some decent features for how basic it is and I dig the bluetooth feature. Not that its needed but the interior speaker is good enough for background noise but yeah, decent little thing for the money. Weighs as much as much as phone. So they packed in the hardware.

Excellent little players. I was shocked at the good quality and features for the price (currently $31) I bought a few of these hastily because I needed bluetooth mp3 players for an event. When I opened them I was really surprised at how heavy they feel. They are made of heavy metal and are really solid, not cheap feeling. They also come with a lot of accessories and features that I didn't expect. 1. Each comes with it's own removable 64Gb MicroSD card 2. Each comes with a pair of earbuds 3. Each comes with it's own USB MicroSD reader adapter 4. Each has an external speaker... on a TINY little MP3 Player! Granted, it's not going to sound amazing, but it was something I was surprised at, and it's great for confirming files work etc. 5. They have physical power and volume buttons on the sides 6. The touch controls are good, and also are locked unless you press the physical side button first. The only place these could disappoint me is if the battery life was short. I haven't played them long enough to find out but will update this review if I find out they are bad. So far, they are a great buy!

Très bonne qualité ! Le son est vraiment bon. Et si on monte le son ça joue quand même fort par les haut-parleurs. Pratique pour écouter dehors sans écouteurs. Le haut-parleur est de bonne qualité malgré qu’on entend pas aussi bien le beat, les percussions ou la bass que sur une radio. On peut y mettre énormément de chansons. (12000 minimum). Ça se classe en ordre alphabétique automatiquement. Sinon on peut les classer séparément dans des dossiers. Le transfert fonctionne parfaitement bien vers le mp3. Il y a une alarme pour réveil matin ou autre. On peut y lire un livre qu’on y a préalablement transféré par contre l’écran est pas mal petit pour lire. On peut y transférer des photos. Il y a un dictaphone pour s’enregistrer ou pour enregistrer d’autres sons ou conversations. On peut y écouter la radio FM avec des écouteurs (par contre j’ai réussi à écouter sans écouteurs il suffit de brancher les écouteurs sans enfoncer complètement dans le mp3 donc le contact se fait tout de même mais on ne peut pas bouger le mp3 pendant ce temps là pour ne pas perdre le contact). Vient avec Bluetooth. Ça vient avec des écouteurs, un fil de recharge et la carte SSD est déjà insérée dedans. Super simple. Le seul point faible c’est qu’il est petit et il est glissant. Donc il ne tient pas super bien dans la main. Je n’ai pas fait de jogging encore avec mais j’imagine qu’il doit se vendre des étuis pour le mettre ou bien le mettre dans sa poche avant de son t-shirt. Sinon le prix est bon pour la super bonne qualité. Je suis très satisfaite !!

Produkt in einer tollen Qualität funktioniert einwandfrei, gerne wieder

The MP3 player arrived without any instructions so it was really difficult to work out how to operate the device i.e. upload music and even to work out how to stop the player. Searching on Google also brought no joy. The player had music already loaded onto the MP3 player in Japanese and Chinese and I still have not been able to remove this music.

Pas gekocht, geeft een fout aan, herkent de mini sd niet, muziek overzetten naar de player duurt een eeuwigheid.

Not working for our fm range