AGPTEK Bluetooth 5.0 MP3 Player with Clip | 32GB Storage | FM Radio | Voice Recorder | Supports up to 128GB TF Card | Sport Running Review

I've had the player for a few days now so got to know it before writing this review. I wanted a good MP3 player with an easy to use interface and a clip was a must. This player has everything I was looking for: the sound is good, the player is easy to navigate. The clip helps me to easily attach the player. Downloading music from my computer was an easy task

MP-3 navigation is quite different from Sandisk and can be frustrating. The button should be useful, but it isn't. If you weren't originally trained on Sandisk, you probably won't have a problem. Once you get to know AGPTEK, you'll probably like it better than Sandisk, it's easier to use and has great sound reproduction. I'll probably take another one, I recommend it.

I've been using it for about a year. At first I was very satisfied. I like that it has a large amount of internal storage. It allows me to store audiobooks on the device and music on the SD card. However, the problem has been appearing for the past month as the battery doesn't seem to be fully charged. I would say it only charges up to about 75% capacity. I have several AGPTEK devices and have never had this problem.

I bought this MP3 player as a disposable to use at work to protect my phone and it really does the job. It's not overly expensive, like all phones in production; This makes it a much better alternative for use in an environment where I'm afraid my phone will break. I will say that it is rough and easy to use at the same time. The settings used need to be reset every time you turn the device on, which is disappointing, but it's cheap and has a long battery life. Bluetooth drains the battery…

battery life is strong, Bluetooth always drains the battery quickly, this is no exception. Regular listening to podcasts and music with regular earbuds ensures good battery usage and reliable sound; does its job and does it well enough, nothing more, nothing less. The user interface is simple, but it doesn't need to be more. It has trouble continuing playback and mixing as others have pointed out. If you're looking for a basic, basic player for work or daily training that just gets the job done

At 32G it has plenty of space but if you have large files or long .mp3s you will need to consider another player. The biggest problem is any kind of game resumption. There is a synopsis, but either I can't get it to work properly, or it just doesn't work. So every time you turn off the power, prepare to start over. UPDATE** It's been 2 weeks and the clip broke. Space was the main reason for this choice, but the second was the clip. The hinge plastic is weak. Initially there were problems with…

Ever since Apple stopped making traditional little iPods, I've turned to MP3 players to fill the gap. I have owned several. A little good. Some, well, not so much. Good MP3 player for the price with great sound. My only complaint is that the FM radio signal appears to be mono instead of stereo. I'm a radio amateur and still love FM radio but I don't feel like this player plays FM in stereo. This is such a disappointment for an otherwise great player. If you don't care about FM radio (or stereo…

I've tried mini bluetooth mp3 players from AGPTEK, Victure and Oakcastle. They are based on the same design and software. There are some differences between the user interface (buttons and switches) and the on-screen menus, but essentially they are all the same. All of these MP3 players cost around $30 and are not very high quality (YGWYPF). I liked the Oakcastle because it has a lock button and the OSD is a bit more convenient. The "EQ" bands are for show only and will not match what is being…

This device was quite comparable to dozens of other similar devices available from Revain. 50% alternatives. It also has an attractive physical build quality that at first glance appears a lot more polished than many others in this price range. Also, it offers you plenty of storage space with 32GB without the need for another external micro SD card. Unfortunately, the device has several serious flaws, which is why it's at the bottom of the list. 1) Most importantly, it has the wrong hardware…