MP3 Player, 32GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth, FM, Armband, Pedometer, Wired earphones Control, HIFI Line-In record, Shuffle play, Time-sleeper, Metal shell, Matt, Sports design,Xmas Gift Packing

Just arrived so haven’t put it through it’s paces properly but so far so good. It is a solidly built mp3 player encased in metal with a small but clear and easy to read Colour LCD screen and a small but ok speaker at the back. Plugging the player into a Mac or pc brings up the music folder into which you copy the songs you want and off you go... There is a good Bluetooth option and this paired easily with my £35 Bluetooth Sony headphones and the sound was more than acceptable for running, train, plane or coach journey but it’s no audiophile quality. That said, it might well be down to the quality of the mp3 that will determine the sound quality. Anyway, I’m not at all disappointed. There is a radio built in. Auto tuning found nothing although I did not have headphones connected and they might have acted as an aerial so I’ll try again soon. Main issue..because it’s not all roses..is the screen is small when looking through songs and so if you have the artist fooled by the song.... “The Beatles - Hey Jude” for example, you’ll only see “The Beatles - If you have album art, that shows up when playing a song. Touch controls are good and responsive but they are not touch screen. There is an audio jack at the bottom, easy to use volume up and down buttons on one side and a lock button on other side. This is a 32gb MP3 player but you can increase storage via an SD slot on the side. Supplied running arm band is basic but good and there are two sets of headphones !! Thinking of buying one...go ahead...what’s not to like ?

I bought this MP3 player to use primarily in the car. I've connected it via my usb socket in my car and it seems to work fine. The car I have is a seat Ibiza fr 2017 model. I'm very pleased with this player not just the music quality but ease of use which is excellent. This was to replace a old MP3 player which used to work on my old car but unfortunately was not compatible with my new car where as this connects really well to my seat Ibiza. What I like about this player in the car is that I have full control of the device from my steering wheel for changing tracks and adjusting volume and then if I want to go to a different album on player I go to my dashboard computer and can change album I'm listening to on there. I hope this review helps other people out who are thinking of getting this MP3 player predominantly for use in the car. Different cars my vary but it seems to work perfectly on my car. My advice like another reviewer gave on reviewing this product for use in the car is to try it. This player is also excellent value for money especially when you compare it to a well known brand who bought out the 1st Walkman I think you will know the brand I'm referring to. I did look at this brand for a MP3 player but when you look at what your getting on this player v the other there is no comparison. This player has 32g whereas other brand is only 8b plus you can expand memory via SD card which you can't do on other brand. This has Bluetooth 5.0 whereas other brand hasn't even got Bluetooth. The other brand is also a lot more expensive at £75 the last time I checked out price. I hope this review helps you make a informed choice when looking at other MP3 players on the market which can be quite daunting.

This is useful all round mp3 player which can also be used as a recorder from the builtin microphone as well as from the FM radio and linein. There is also a photo viewer, calendar, a stop watch app, an alarm, sleep timer, and a step counter that allows you to keep your histories. The Musrun can also in theory allow you to read an ebook although the screen would be rather small for this. You can also view your music files from a folder perspective as well as via the standard artists, albums, genres and playlist groups as well as all songs. The gadget can also take a micro SD card. The sound is good. It has built in presets and the opportunity to customise the equalizer. Earphones work via the standard audio jack or bluetooth. I had a problem with my first musrun but after reporting it I was quickly sent out a new one. Very efficient service.

Poor customer service ,memory stick faulty,complained ,just emailed irrelevant info.and did not answer follow up email.Player is sturdy sound ok downloads and pairs well,easy to use ,just remember add the cost of a decent stick .

I have had this M.P.3 a several weeks now, and on the whole I am quite pleased with it, with a few reservations. On the plus side of things the sound is very good, especially through it's Bluetooth application. With a micro S.D. card it has a huge memory. Even the ear buds provided with it are quite acceptable, as my M.P.3s are all at 192kbs, which I find good enough quality for me. Now for the negative side of things, the internal memory only holds 4000 tracks, even though it is 32gb. Any songs that are added over the 4000 mark disappear on the device, so what I do is use the S.D. card to store all my albums, and then I use the devices internal memory for a massive 4000 song playlist, which I then play on shuffle. Another drawback is that the sound equaliser only works when wired to headphones, or an external speaker. When in Bluetooth mode the equaliser is inoperative. Another negative is that when wearing over the ear wired headphones, there is not enough volume, with ear buds the volume is fine. This is probably due to the E.U. regulation on limiting the volume on personal stereo's, but unlike some other players, this cannot be overridden. Having said this, on Bluetooth there seems to be plenty of extra volume. I haven't used the other applications, apart from the F.M. radio, which sounds pretty good, but U.K. F.M. radio is rather limited in choice of stations. On the whole, for the price this is a good little player, and when connected to my hi-fi, it is hard to tell the difference between C.D. and M.P.3. Admittedly my hi-fi is not top of the range, but it's not bad with Tannoy Mercury speakers, and a Cambridge Audio amp and C.D. player.