Mighty Vibe Spotify and Amazon Music Player - Bluetooth & Wired Headphones - 1,000+ Song Storage - Phone-Free - Blue Review

Used this for a few weeks training and climbing, really great technology at a very fair price. Some people seem to have trouble syncing it to their phone/Spotify, but for me it was quick and painless, so no complaints. My main complaint is the audio quality in wired mode. I originally planned to use it with some wired headphones but the sound quality was pretty poor compared to my Samsung S9. I bought bluetooth headphones instead and the sound quality is much better there. Usually the opposite…

I'm a self-proclaimed Spotify fanatic. I've been with them for three or four years. I recently bought a Garmin Vivoactive 3 Music watch, thinking the watch had the Spotify app. Bad luck. Other Garmins have it, but not Vivo3. Try Deezer, they said. Try iHeart Radio, they said. Try uploading your own MP3s, they said. no no And yes. No way. There was a short ad for MightyVibe in the latest Runners World magazine. Turn on the music of insight, rainbows and rays of sunshine from the clouds above…

I am satisfied with this little player. It does what is advertised; However, I can't help but feel that it's also a step backwards from the (discontinued and very popular) iPod Shuffle. Good things first: It's a small music player that attaches to your clothes and allows you to carry Spotify Premium or Revain with you. Music playlists for the gym. It supports Bluetooth headphones, or you can use the wired 8mm headphone jack (my preference). The synchronization takes place on your home Wi-Fi…

I was struggling with the fact that phones were getting bigger and bigger every damn year and so the allure of carrying a phone like this on the run ruined my experience. about running and training in general. I've really lost motivation to drown out the sounds of my breathing and other people's, and the very distracting world we live in. I used to be resigned to using the iPod shuffle (which Apple has discontinued) while jogging with wired headphones. and I wrapped it around my waist and ran…