Review on 🎧 16GB Clip MP3 Player with Bluetooth and Touch Screen - Sports Watch with Headphones and HiFi Lossless Sound for Running - Mini Portable Music Player with Voice Recorder, E-Book, 1.5 Inch Touchscreen, Black by Chris Sanders

The device measures 1.75 inches (height) x 1.5 inches (width). It also feels heavy and durable. It seems pretty good and sturdy, not unlike the Apple iPod Mini. I was able to use the micro USB charging cable as a data cable (it came with the device), it also came with a clip on the back AND a rubber watch case. You can actually put the clip on the device and the device into the watch case. I do it. it keeps the back of the device away from my skin. It also has a nice pair of in-ear headphones (with an extra set of large ear pads). The ad says you can watch AVI/AMV 240x320 video formats. which is half true. As? You cannot watch AVI in 320x240 resolution. You can only view AMV files. So you need to convert AVI files to AMV. And I found it very difficult to convert any other video format to AMV. The second problem is when you're listening to a book (it doesn't accept the AUDIBLE/KINDLE formats advertised) and pause the book. You can mistakenly hear a book from the beginning if you are not very careful when coming back to the book. ALSO there is no transition to a button press OR fast forward, but it holds a charge and gets the job done. Listen to music. and sometimes a random book. Will be updated after 30 days. Update: It's been more than 30 days and now I only use this watch to listen to music. Listening to books and other articles and even watching videos is too cumbersome. So that's it, a cheap, stylish watch that should only be used for listening to music. It's great to use while running or working out BUT put your playlist in the right order and let it play. I can easily listen to all my music with wired headphones. BUT, BUT, BUT, I can only listen to MP3s when using Bluetooth headphones. I can't listen to my ogg music files with BT headphones. So, once again, you cannot listen to OGG audio files with BT headphones. This is strange and problematic. Apart from the above, there were no other problems. except that I had to get the 32GB version. That's why I convert all my music to Ogg format. they are much smaller than mp3.