– Innioasis 160GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth and WiFi, Android Music Player with Spotify,Amazon Music,Pandora,APP Store, 4" Full Touch Screen MP3 Player with Audible,Libby,Audiobook (Black_Red)

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After having my Ipod classic die on me, and struggling to obtain a replacement, i decided to seek an alternative, so checking opinions and reviews, this one seemed to be a logical choice - ordered it, along with a protective case - it worked with Windows media player so all my tunes were saved. Pros - Quick to charge, Good headphones with it, and a 128GB card to bump storage up to 160Gb Cons - Fiddly to use, difficult to select tracks you wished to play Annoying Uninstall icon at top of screen if you swipe up to seek more icons. Even with max brightness, screen unreadable in sunlight/ shade. Even with 128Gb card installed it wouldn't "use" it to store music on! Then whilst on hols recently, it packed up - it had somehow removed the music icon on the screen rendering selection impossible. Once home i hoped that re installing all the music back on would bring it back - it didn't so sadly back it went - shame really as i thought i'd got a good replacement for the Classic...Amazon have refunded me.

This is a brilliant little piece of kit. Excellent quality and the instructions are clear and precise. Perfect for a child to use which is what I’ve bought this for, but also an excellent MP3 player for an adult too. There are pre-installed music apps including Kids Spotify which is what we’ll be using this for, along with Audible and Kindle. It has a calculator, clock and radio too. Importantly where children are concerned it has parental controls if needed. There is a Google web browser but this can be removed if you’re giving it to a to a youngster who you would prefer didn’t access the internet, although you can put in parental controls within Google too if you want them to have limited access. Children cannot download other apps but an adult can within the ‘grown up’ section of the player via a PIN code. Please note if you want to install other apps it doesn’t subscribe to Google play, but anything outside of Google play can be installed if you wish. There is an SD card included which extends the memory for file transfer of music or photos etc. sound quality is really good so long as it’s connected to headphones or a speaker. Without headphones or speaker it’s a little ‘tinny’ but that’s not unusual with MP3 players. It has a good weight to it and is not at all flimsy. Thoroughly recommend it especially if you’re on the look out for something safe for a child to use as there are no pre- installed social media apps and with the parental controls you can prevent them installing these apps themselves. All in all 10 out of 10!

I bought this to replace an iPod. It is a good player, but, as it's price suggests, not of anything like the standard of an iPod. It is very small. Smaller than a smart phone. This makes it difficult for an adult to use some of the features as the touch screen is so small that it is not easy to press it correctly. I have a large collection of mp3 files, including music, audio books, and others. Over 23,000 in fact. It took days to upload these. In addition, once the files are on the player, a scan is necessary to add the files to the data base. This takes a long time. It has to be repeated every time new files are added. There is an option to scan specific files, but I found this messed with the data base. Uploading files is possible two ways. Via USB or using an app. I preferred the USB option because it was possible to organise my files effectively into different folders. Once on the player it is complex organising files, and using the app dumps every file into one folder. It is also not easy to delete unwanted folders or files. Some stubbornly refuse to be deleted. The player includes an FM radio. However, this only works if you plug in earphones which act as an aerial. There is a built in speaker, but this is very tinny. I am not impressed with the sound quality. Unfortunately, the player will not connect properly to my WiFi speakers. I am considering buy some new as mine are rather old, which is why I suspect connectivity is patchy. I use WiFi headphones which are new and the connection is good. Creating playlists is simple. I have found that the best way is to go to individual folders. Using the search facility is less effective. It is possible to search through playlists alphabetically, though due to the small screen, this does not always work. The player is well constructed, but I bought a case in which to store it. I recommend this. I cannot comment on battery life as it has been connected to my laptop most of the time. When I have used it alone, it seems to last well. Overall, I am satisfied with my purchase. The pros outweigh the cons. I am sure that once I have it set up I will be happy with it and, certainly, I have considered buying a second one with the smaller memory to use purely for audio books, which is how I used to be with my iPod.

Hi I bought three of these as Christmas presents for my Grandchildren which they absolutely loved. Unfortunately, one of them stopped working after about 6 months but the customer services were brilliant. They asked me to check certain things and once it proved they weren’t working, they were happy to replace the item. Couldn’t ask for more.

I did my research for this as I had about 20 tabs open, with 20 different MP3 players. I have a 512gb sd card holding over 20,000 tracks that was in my phone, but needed something that could read a high capacity SD card. Most only accommodate a maximum of a 128gb Card, so this was perfect. It's the perfect size and just looks like a little mobile phone, and can do a lot of what a mobile does, but just doesn't have a sim card for calls. It has apps for audiobooks, playing mp4 videos, a gallery, and even an internet browser. Syncs perfectly with my bluetooth wireless headphones ( there are good quality angled earbuds provided, but I prefer proper headphones ), and the sound is great ( although that appliesas much to whatever headphones you attach to it ). Connects easily to my bluetooth speaker, and even the treadmill. Lots of accessibility options for increasing the font size, display size, and even has a zoom ability if you triple-tap the screen, which then allows you to pinch the screen to expand the view. So far, it's perfect and I couldn't be happier with the product Very highly recommended

Hm ...a bit disappointing, given the price comparison with other similar media players. At 70 quid this is at the upper end of Amazon's cheap media players. It has no loss-less audio pretentions but the earpiece sound is fine especially using the graphic equaliser. The single speaker should be sent to A&E as its excessively tinny. This is an Android 8 device, an important aspect of the player's spec omitted from the Amazon listing - the rest of us are now on Android 14 on the latest mobiles, so its not exactly top notch. That said the wi-fi connection works well. Among the included apps are Spotify, Kindle, Amazon Music, Chrome, FM Radio and a few others some of which are not available in the UK, so just delete them. I want to use the G3 as it is called, mainly to save my music files and play them. The architecture is weird, so finding a music file is just silly. Basically, this player doesn't accept folders and puts all songs in one massive alphabetical list. Not a problem if you have 5 songs. A nightmare if you have 500 and wish to keep these in folders by artist. File transfer by USB is quick, but annoying as the source file folders are not preserved on the player. The folders are visible on the file memory as it appears on your PC, but the player doesn't seem to have a folder structure within the main Music folder. Individual files are just listed in a singe alphabetical list. The 160gb SD card which comes with the player is a cheap way of boosting memory capacity. There's no cover on the SD slot, so it occasionally pops out and you can enjoy hunting for it on the floor. I have now taped over the card in the slot and this seems to have prevented further escape attempts by the SD card. The instruction booklet is quite long. That's not the same as comprehensive. There's nothing about formatting the SD card. Nothing about organising files. No quick start quide. Nothing to show you how to find the operating controls which would normally be under Settings represented by a cog wheel : just swipe down from the top of the screen. The touch screen is light and responsive., but rightness is poor. My enthusiasm is waning ...

I bought the innioasis Music Player (4" touch screen, white-blue) hoping it would be a simple and reliable device for kids, especially with Spotify, Audible, and other apps. Unfortunately, it didn’t meet my expectations. The system feels slow, the touchscreen isn’t very responsive, and some apps either crash or take a very long time to load. Battery life is also shorter than advertised, which is frustrating for a device meant for children. Overall, it’s a good idea on paper, but the performance just isn’t smooth or reliable enough. I expected much better for the price.