WOWSYS- Digital, Compact and Portable MP3 / MP4 Player (Max Support 64 GB) with Photo Viewer, E-Book Reader and Voice Recorder and FM Radio Video Movie in Purple

Got this for my sister when schools started using those pouches to limit phone usage in schools. Our only issue was learning how to convert her music to an mp3 format for download. Besides that it’s easy to use and, have a nostalgic look and feel to it. I would recommended also buying a back up set of headphones to go with it just in case.

Ok. Wanted an MP3 player to rip CDs and download music to take with me on walk/jogs. Found this thing on Amazon for what seemed like a reasonable price. I bought it. It arrived quickly. Then spent hours - seemed like days - trying to connect this to my computer. I looked through the one page instructions. I removed a microSD card from a camera to put in the MP3 because this will not work without one but does not come with the purchase. I searched MS tech support, MP3 blogs, etc. and followed all their instructions only to find none of it worked. Good luck trying to contact "MYMAHDI" via phone. Don't forget to remove your microSD card from the MP3 player if you have to return it!A few hours later... this just gets better. I tried to return this online at my usual location the Whole Foods near me. I had trouble selecting the Whole Foods location I use for returns. So I went down there to return the product and get a refund. The nice rep there was unable to process the refund at the site. I ended up calling Amazon customer service to find out why I couldn't return the product and get a refund as I normally do. I was informed that this product could not be returned at that particular location. I asked if this meant that some products get returned at some locations while other products have to be returned to other locations. I was told yes, that was correct.

The media could not be loaded. Initially, I wanted to buy this product so that I could have a distinguished device for listening to music apart from my phone. I would find that I would not be able to stay on track with important tasks if I was overloaded with other apps on the same device. I looked around on eBay, AliExpress, Alibaba, and Amazon and thought I would try this item out.After using this item for a month or two, I believe I was correct in purchasing this item. The build quality is what is to be expected for the price. nothing has cracked so far but it is definitely breakable and not indestructible . It is a little bit larger than a smaller iPod however, it still fits in jeans and pant pockets without issue. This item requires a wired connection for the audio. So I would recommend getting some better quality earphones for best experience. And I tried using the item with a lower quality set of ear buds and I didn’t get a good playback of my songs. If this happens to just switch out the earpieces you were using because I don’t think it would be the device itself.Downloading songs onto the device is also incredibly easy. You just need a computer and some really basic computing experience. The manual goes over how to download songs in depth.As for the battery life, and I’ve listened for eight continuous hours before it dying out. If you have a battery pack for your phone, then it should work for this device as well. Given you half the cable on hand. The cable is also pretty standard so you shouldn’t have any issues finding it.Overall, this item is extremely practical and a good budget option.

Update: don't let this thing get cold. The front glass literally popped out of the metal frame.So the good: works well enough once you understand the system and the material seems solid.The mid: the color in the pictures are definitely not how it actually looks. Bought the purple, it's kind of a lavender at best... maybe a periwinkle?The not so great: using in USB mode with my vehicle has me locked to about 20 songs out of the approx 400 on the device. Tried adding other songs recently in the same format as the ones it plays when in USB mode in case it was an encoding issue, but that doesn't seem to be the case. I don't see this in the manual.The bad: Adding playlists from your PC to the MP3 fails in weird ways. Like I got 2 to show up, but it loaded a total of 7 songs out of 20 for the playlist... but if you save to the built in playlists (which cannot be found when plugged in) you can get 50+ songs just fine. And before you ask, no, the playlist does not show up when plugged into the USB.For the price, it was a decent buy, especially since my phone wasn't being read at all by my car. Just keep those limitations in mind.

I got thr purple color, color is off but no biggie. Battery life is about 4 hrs, but it charges very quickly. Sound is fine, about the same as a cd player. DOES NOT HAVE VOLUME CONTROL the volume button acts as a go back button. I have discovered that if you get earbuds with the volume buttons/slider attached to the wire you can change volume. It organizes music alphabetically, so your albums will not appear or play in original order, they will play in alphabetical order. You can make playlists that it doesn't organize, so you can still listen to albums in order but it's very tedious. It will automatically be on shuffle, to turn this off you have to go to now playing >menu>play mode> repeat >repeat off. Definitely not amazing quality but it's functional once you figure it out and it's less than 20 bucks.

Great for the price. Remember to have a data/as card.

Product lasted about a month and then the center button fell out. Only way to make sure the mp3 player continues to work is by wrapping tape around the player with the button taped to the player.