Bluetooth MP3 Player, Linnnzi 8GB Touch Buttons HIFI Music Player, Support Photo Viewer, Video Player, Voice Recorder, FM Radio, Pedometer, e-Book, Up to 64GB Extended Memory & 50Hr Playback -Black

Carefully following directions, right off the bat it was impossible to set the date/time. The button I'm supposed to push to do it has no effect.I don't know what all this talk is of a long battery. I fully charged it yesterday, loaded some stuff on it, didn't play it at all, then made sure it was turned OFF. Today I turn it on and the battery is already 1/3 drained.Maybe I got a lemon. But this thing sucks.

I had to give this thing a few of stars because it does work and has a few cool features. However, there are many drawbacks of this as well.First, it works. The Bluetooth connection seems to work. It came with ear buds, but not Bluetooth.The menu system is hard to get used to, but I did. I didn’t like the fact that every time I plugged it in the battery indicator would show, but just go from drained to the fullest as if charging. Never telling me how much it has charge already. Also, a huge drawback is that when you connect it to a computer nothing happens. You can’t upload music to the player itself, no matter what cord you use.When you put in a memory card you have to go to Explore because it won’t recognize it automatically. You select it from there and then you can play your music. Oh, don’t put your music in a folder if you want to play all because it doesn’t. You have to go folder by folder.It does have its own speaker if you like that which I do because I only need one device.Unsure if I want to return it because again it does work.

Don't really understand all the negative reviews. This item isn't perfect but isn't that bad. It reproduces music quite well. I think as well as my SONY NWZE345 playing MP3's or FM.Honestly to me, playing music, FM, file copy are really all I care that an MP3 player does well and easily, which this does.Copying files is simple, plug it in PC USB and it is recognized as a USB drive. Copy and paste as you need. (format should be FAT 32)Battery life has not been 50 hours as advertised but I have been able to use this for 30+ hours without a recharge. The player still would work but the battery was very low. I've used Samsung and ADATA memory w/o any problems but really the 8 GB of onboard memory has been adequate for my music so far.Player navigation is a bit odd but usable once you get used to it.Video playback is crap and the software required is garbage but so what. Are you really going to use that tiny screen to look at pictures or a movie?Bluetooth works as described up to about 25' to 30' range.You'll need better quality earbuds than what's included.The voice recorder works but the controls will take getting accustomed to.The pedometer is a joke. All distances and measurements are metric.Again controls will require some getting used to. I just use my old Omron pedometer as controls are simple, it's accurate w/o and BS to deal with.

It's not the must user-friendly device as some menus utilize four-way button navigation while others (presented as vertical lists) are navigated by way of left-or-right button selection. You should expect to use a 3rd-party utility (EaseUS or comparable partition management software) to reformat any extended memory card. Regarding expandable memory cards, you really have to jam them in for the latch to catch and hold on to it. I'm not expecting to have to update my music library that often, so hopefully this won't be an issue, but it seems ridiculously difficult to insert the card. The Bluetooth capability isn't shabby. It doesn't seem to work with any device that requires inputting a pairing code, such as the radios in our vehicles, but it works well enough with other bluetooth speakers/devices.My main hangups with the Linnnzi is that the menus freeze and the battery life is nowhere near what's suggested from the seller. When powering on the player, it takes 2-4 minutes for the device to "boot up" fully, and there's a lag of 1-2 minutes when attempting to change songs/navigate the music library. Additionally, I don't know where they're coming up with "up to 50hrs playback time", unless they're basing that on turning the volume all the way down, with no external connections, and just run it down from a full battery. The first week I started using this, I was clocking in 5-7hrs playback using the Aux connection or going off of the built-in speakers. I've had it for a little over 2 weeks now, and I'm clocking 4-5hrs playback time from full battery to needing to recharge. I'm suspicious this thing will get to the point where the playback time will fall far short of the amount of time it takes to charge it up.

This battery doesn’t last long and the controls are very frustrating so it’s hard to navigate. The “touch screen” is very unresponsive at times and the buttons aren’t straight forward. It also can’t play mp4s. It can’t charge and play through the USB port in my car like my ipod so I constantly have to charge it, which takes a while. It will get you by if you are prone to losing ipods such as myself. The only good thing is that it's easy to load music onto.

Does not accept a card to upgrade the size of the storage. I tried three different cards into the port for cards and it will not accept one. You are stuck with the only 8 gigs of on board memory space. The controls are small and difficult to use. The voice record is too easy to set off and it records with out warning. difficult to set up the device to do what you wish it to do with music play back and such.

This product's features are functional but the interface, both software and hardware wise is so terrible as to make it unusable. Selecting songs to play is difficult and getting to the area you start music playback is dang near impossible. It also needs hardware volume control because you have to wake the device from sleep and access the volume function before you can adjust it. No way to play a folder and it's subfolders. Buttons are not physical and are often unresponsive.