160GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth and WiFi, innioasis Music Player with Spotify,Pandora,Amazon Music,4" Touch Screen Android MP4 MP3 Player for Kids with Libby,Audible,Spotify Kids (White+ Purple)

...if you buy an extra micro SD card, make sure you buy one with the higher speed. I got a cheap 20 quid one and not everything transferred, the few bits that did the playback was tinny. I returned that card and bought a high speed 1tb micro sd card, not only does it work for transferring the sound quality massivey improved when playing back on this mp3 player. So those who have issue with sound quality, invest in the better micro sd card and the play back is fantastic.Now the mp3 player itself, its light, small, easy to charge. You will have to go in settings and make sure the volume is up the first time, but after that it is fine. Everything opens lightning quick and playback lasts all day. What I love is, I have close to 1tb of music organised in folders on there, spotify and audible and even some videos. I can switch between anything instantly and playback is fine, no buffer issues or anything like that and it works so quick. I use wireless headphones an wifi on mine, so the bluetooth and wifi obviously should drain batteries quicker, but I never seem to have an issue, I use it for hours at high volume and scroll through it continuously and the battery lasts. I still charge it each night and unplug when it reaches 100%my critiques are only minor so it doesn't really affect rating. One is the player used for music can take a little to get your head around at first. The other is when scrolling through your mp3's it doesnt display the whole name, unless you can change that in settings somewhere. It displays the whole name when playing an mp3 but not when scrolling through. so do make sure you organise your music properly.it comes with an Aux cable (very handy) some ear buds (I haven't tried because I use wireless headphones) but no case, not even a pouch, but you can buy a case for it on amazon and I really recoomend you do so.It aso displays mp3 art, but doesn't seem to on folder art, if you changed the .ico file to the album cover on your compuer, this doesn't seem to read that, unless of course there is a different setting, but it will display the attached images to mp3s, but for someone like me who uses .FLAC and .WAV files, it would be good to have it display folder art.

Neat little player once it’s loaded with music!Quite a handy multimedia player with quite a few handy apps. I only wanted a music player to use with my Sonos roam while on holiday.As such it connects faultlessly via Bluetooth. My only gripe is that it seems by default playback is always set on ‘shuffle’! I find I have to select ‘consecutive’ playback. The file download/upload app (file share) is not up to much and is longwinded in use. Much better and more user friendly is MTP downloader app to which there is an online address in the manual to download it. This app is a simple drag and drop. I did find I had to sometimes do a file scan before music player would see downloaded albums. The G3s online album art search and display is very good so far. I have used 95% of built in memory and 75% of (125Gb) sd memory with very fast file (album) indexing and search and play response. I have tested it with 24/192 hi-res with no issues - it boasts dsd capability but although I have dsd files I haven’t downloaded any to the G3 thus far. The display is nice and sharp and the player feels pretty robust and well built for the £70 I paid. Happy so far 72 or so hours into ownership.

I've had this for nearly 6 months and used it 4 - 6 times a week, every week since. The battery lasts a very health time. It connects quickly and stays connected to my Philips earphones. Only poor thing about it is the stand alone speaker which is rubbish. But as I use it with earphone/earbuds the quality of music is brilliant .

On the plus side, it turns on. And it’s pretty.BUT barely any functionalityCan’t download Big Finish AudiobooksCan’t download Audible AudiobooksPart downloads iTunes playlistsFiddly keyboard

Purchased this product to mainly stream music to my H-Fi system, but have found that it also does so much more.It connects easily to my amplifier via the headphone socket/Aux port, is well built and intuitive to use, plus the sound quality for the price is exceptional.I would highly recommend this product.

Looks the part, but hard to load tunes, in all formats, which is the main thing. The radio needs to have the headphones plugged in to work. Not really that pleased with it, I felt there were better units out there for less money

If, like me, you like to listen to music without social media distractions, text messages, etc then get this player! Download a Spotify album (other music services are available) and go for a walk. Leave your annoying phone at home!Before you catch a train why not borrow a book from your local public library via the free Libby app! Leave your phone in your bag.Great sound quality from the player. Easy to navigate. Excellent as a standalone ebook reader too.Just make sure you respond to those text messages and IM's just once a day so people know you're still alive.

I bought this player after some research and reading a lot of reviews, what swayed me in the end was a review by a German owner whose review began with the phrase " I cannot see what problems people are having with this player". The player arrived the day after order, I charged it up and inserted the Micro SD from my previous, defunct player, switched on the music player, did a music search and Lo! it played music. My PC automatically cuts the first track from any album which means that I have had to reset on my laptop. The internal speaker is not too bad but I use a plug speaker if required. I have used Amazon music and their book app, I have also placed a couple of movies on the SD. My only problem, which some else has alluded to, is trying to set consecutive play as default. I've only had the player a week, who knows in 6 months I might be able to fix it. Worth buying in my opinion