Review on Mymahdi Portable MP3/MP4 Player with 1.8 Inch LCD Screen, Maximum 64GB Support - Green by Eric Longoria

I put a lot of music on the thing and I will confess I don't use the thing much but I've only charged it once so far and it's been on the shelf for a long time and it still says a full battery. I took it apart to see the inside, looking for any major design flaws, and it doesn't look that badly designed either. The interface is a nightmare to navigate, changing some of the controls you'd expect on an iPod. clone a device to make it different, just to make it different. The middle click key, which you would expect to work as an enter key in the main UI, is actually a back key, and the top menu key on the keyboard appears as an enter key. It would definitely be better if it had homemade software on it. The screen isn't anything special either, I wouldn't use the video playback feature on this device at all, instead I'd just opt to use it for its pretty decent audio output if you want a cheap MP3 player that you don't have to have one Don't worry about damage because of the cheap price. It can also be a decent MP3 player for a kid that you don't want to give an expensive fancy device to, especially if they tend to damage things!