Review on 🎶 Mymahdi Sport Music Clip - 32GB Bluetooth MP3 Player with FM Radio and Voice Recording Function, Touch Screen Player, Maximum Support up to 128GB in Black by Jarrod Zuvers

This clock/sports music video is a good idea. I usually like to unplug and just listen to music without distraction, but this unit isn't the best quality. It has everything you need like MP3, micro SD card and headphone jack. It is also used with its own headphones. The headphones are bright white and use a thin flat cable. The sound quality is okay. Micro USB is used to charge the device. The watch itself can run between four and six hours on a single charge, depending on the medium used. Using Bluetooth will drain your battery faster than a direct connection. This leads to the first problem, which is that the micro USB plug does not stay in the device. I tried several cables, always the same result. The cable that comes with the kit is a regular micro USB cable. It could easily fall out with a simple movement. You have to plug it in and not move it to stay plugged in. However, if you're transferring music, you'll want to make sure your device is in a safe place, as a little nudge will cause it to disconnect from the transfer. Please note that the micro USB cable and headphones are white and may fade over time in the sun. The silicone bandage is a bit flimsy on the wrist and it can be a bit of a hassle to fasten as the clip has to be held with two fingers (one on the bottom and one on top). Normally I would just push down, but with this clip the clip actually pushes in when you try and you have to push back out to try to secure it. Another thing is that the silicone holder is very convenient to put the device down and you need to take out the device to charge it. There's also a secure clip, but it has a lot of open areas where you can easily damage the product if you drop it. The user interface takes some getting used to. Usually you swipe from the left to go back and the text is a bit small so it can be a little hard to read. The touchscreen sometimes doesn't respond either. There is also a significant lag when opening applications and sometimes even crashes. Another thing I have to say is that the picture they show on Amazon is very different from the actual product. The screen on the website is much larger and closer to the edge, while the actual product is much smaller. The screen is also very easy to scratch. That was a bit of a shame and a scam for me. The sound quality is okay. There are no internal speakers. Bluetooth pairing is pretty easy and even once connected, there haven't been any connection issues as far as I can see. The music search interface is a bit annoying. You have to scroll through your music and there's really no way to search for songs. So when you have a lot of songs, you spend most of your time scrolling. In general, the device works, but there are some drawbacks: not the best quality and a somewhat deceptive picture.