MP3 Player Bluetooth TENSAFEE,8G Portable Lossless Sound Music Player,Portable MP3 / MP4 Player Media Player Playback 60 Hours,1.8TFT Screen with FM Radio/Voice Recorder,Support Expandable up to 128G

Overall review: The sound is excellent, given the price. The range of features (FM radio, voice recorder, Bluetooth, range of audio/video accepted formats) is also excellent. It's very, VERY light and --despite a bit of plastic-- it looks reasonably sturdy. I'd recommend this little Chinese device.- - -A few *minor* CONS:1. it displays the files by their actual file name, rather than using their metadata, BUT it does consider the metadata when grouping the files by author, genre, and so on.2. There is no song/author search function.Bottom line: it's the best device you can get for that price but do name your files conveniently and add your metadata properly, or you may have a hard time finding the song(s) you want to listen to. :-)

Didn't expect much, especially as I had iPod in the past, so used to good quality sound. This MP3 appeared to be really good for the price paid. Clear, impressive quality sound, colourful, bright display and very easy to use. Supports memory cards, which is good, however, internal memory 8 GB is more than enough for my needs. I've created a few playlists already, nice addition for long journeys. It's bluetooth, and I wish it'd come with bluetooth headphones... I want a lot for the price, ha) However, the cable of the headphones it came with, is quite long, so I put the player in my rucksack's pocket and enjoy music. Happy with both, the price and product.

This is a great mp3 with Bluetooth, clear screen, light but solid, great sound. Lots of uses, Music, Video, FM Radio, Bluetooth, e-book, Recording. The options within Tools is great too, you can set language, display settings (brightness, backlight timer), sleep timer, date/time, disk space info, format device. Easy to use buttons that click rather than soft and spongy. Easy to download music, so far I've downloaded albums, no issue with finding the individual songs I want to hear. I can play all songs or selected albums, repeat, shuffle, bookmark or even delete.

I have to start by saying that i LOVE this little MP3 player. It is really good value for money and is a great little device. It holds a HUGE amount of music and playback is really good too. I also really like the headphones. It can play videos and hold photos but to be honest, its not worth it as the screen is so small and not very good quality that there is no way you would be able to watch anything on it (without repetitive eye strain!!!!). Working out how to use it is probably the most annoying thing as it isn't very intuitive but once you get used to it, its not so bad.One thing that REALLY lets it down is the lack of instructions, which means you have to kind of work it out yourself.The 'leaflet' i got with mine was cut down the edge so the writing was cut off - almost like someone's kid had cut the edge off it!! and the instructions that i could see were basic and not very helpful.The most difficult thing was working out how to transfer my songs from itunes to the mp3 player - i managed in the end (i did some googling) and its now quite easy to do now i know how (you need to allow your iTunes to store music as MP3 and to also allow access to sharing). There is a way of having 3 'on the go' playlists but heaven knows how you create these, i haven't been able to work that out!!The other issue is how music is stored - i have had to create folders of artists to be able to get some sort of organisation going on but its a bit all over the place.Overall, if you just want something to play your music from and dont mind having to search for the song you want then this device is worth every penny. I personally don't the faff. But my husband is currently using it in his new car as his ipod wont sync (my cheap little MP3 does sync - yay!). He finds it a bit annoying as he has to find his Jay Z albums amongst all the random stuff that i have stored on the device (ranging from meditations to classical!!!)

On the outside the player looks plastic (because it is), and it doesn't look very powerful. But this is deceptive. I've had mp3 players since 2001 and remember when you could only out about 8 songs on them. Now everyone seems to use their phones more and more. But I prefer something separate and don't want to fill my phone. I already own a Sony NW45. But wanted something to take to the gym and also when I travel.It arrived and was very easy to setup. One thing I need to mention is you need to put the SD card into the player and format it from the players menu (not your PC as the card will not be recognised). I installed 16Gb on the card and 5GB on the system itself.I played 2 tracks that I always use nowadays to test it out. The first is "Out of Nowhere" by John O'Callaghan (Trance tune). This sounded absolutely fantastic even without the eq being set. I did a few custom settings to it and the sound just got better. The second song is the "Star Wars" theme, again this sounded clear and crisp with a good base throughout.I am really impressed with this player. It's great value and has excellent sound.** a few things to note are that the UI isn't too great, but you can get used to it very quickly. The button system can be tricky, but give it time and you'll be fine. I think I've been spoilt by Sony's interface.Sometimes you have to press a button twice to get it to complete the action. Or the button you press isn't the action you wanted, it can be a tiny bit annoying, but not that bad.I can't seem to listen to "all songs" on the player continuously. I have to go into "player storage" or "card storage" to do that (however I may be wrong so if anyone can correct this that'd be great).All in all I'm really glad I got this.