Hmusic P68 HiFi MP3 Player with Clip, Lossless DSD High Resolution Music Player Bluetooth, Portable Hi-Res Audio Player with 16GB Memory Card, Support up to 128GB HiFi Music Player for Sport, Running

I'm old school - I don't use my phone for music. I don't want calls/texts incoming while I'm exercising.I leave the phone behind when I go to the gym or on a run. There's not a lot of bells and whistles on this player, which is perfect for me.Drag & drop mp3 files from the computer to the player w/ USB cord.Bluetooth works well. Sport clip works great. Doesn't move around/fall.2 things.1- On the menu there's a music icon and a file icon.The music icon has some weird auto-sort thing with the mp3 files and it's hard for me to find specific songs. If I go to the folder icon all the songs are there in alphabetical order like they would be on the computer.2- The volume seemed quiet. I disconnected bluetooth, put the volume on the player all the way to zero and then reconnected bluetooth. Having the volume at zero before connecting bluetooth seemed to help make the volume louder when I turned it up.I used this player with anker and skull candy bluetooth earbuds.I've found that players like this with the metal body, DSD, lossless etc are a much, MUCH, MUCH higher quality in every way than a plastic mp3 player. I'll never go back. I hope they keep making players like this for a long time. They are hard to find. To me, it's worth the money and exactly what I need.

I hate carrying my phone when I exercise and this is about the perfect solution. The player is super small and light with good battery life and great sound. With my Shokz headphones it is plenty loud enough but I did put the setting on high gain. The interface is not super user friendly but it works fine. I tend to put the player on random and not worry about it but you can make playlists. The instructions are terrible, but the player is pretty intuitive. It took me a bit to figure out that the back button is what brings up your menus. You would not get that reading the manual. Compared to the price for one of the high end players this is about the perfect solution for someone looking for great portability and great sound.

I had high hopes for this little player, and most were fulfilled. Easy set up, Bluetooth pairing and a user friendly design. The battery life is its downfall. With a full charge it may last 4 hours on a good day, but 3 is more likely. I use it at work and so having to charge it once, and probably twice, in a shift just isn't practical. It may last longer with wired headphones, but that isn't realistic these days. The search continues.

I’ve enjoyed using this, the sound quality is great and I found the interface really user-friendly and fun to navigate. That said, if you favor the convenience of touchscreen and don’t have much exposure to older operating systems, you may not find this as fun. The mixed reviews on this are understandable. The only reason I didn’t give 5 stars is that I haven’t been able to get sound to work switching on Bluetooth with wireless earbuds and have reverted back to plugging in an older set. I have Apple Pro 2 earbuds. This also may not be a good option for hardcore workouts involving intense running, burpees, etc, because it isn’t especially light in comparison to the sport versions.

Product doesnt connect via Bluetooth . And not as good as it seems

The thing I really like about this player is the sound quality is excellent and the build is all metal even the clip. One of my Pit bulls got a hold of the first one I have and tried to chew on it ; put a crack on the front glass but it still reads and plays the same.

I really tried to like this mp3 player , but I found that I had to change my review and reduce my rating.The controls are small and confusing . The screen impossible to see in direct sun. When played, there was a very distinct hum. Very frustrating!

It's a handy dap for just listening to music and has decent sound.