YOTONMP3 Player with Bluetooth 5.2, 64GB Mini HiFi-Music Player with Sports Clip, Portable MP3 Player for Kids with Independent Volume Button, FM Radio, Earphones Included

It does take a few extra button pushes to do some things but not really much of a bother to me and not worth taking a start away.This is a perfect replacement for the old SanDisk players that I have that are now so old and well used that their battery life is very short. The capacity is great! I currently have about 3500 songs on the player which I added at the rate of around 1.5 gigs per download which seemed to work great. I couple this thing with low cost over the ear Panasonic headphones and the sound is great.The very best thing I like about this player is that when I plug it in to the aux input on my truck radio I can still leave it plugged into the USB charging cord without getting the static hum that I would get with the SanDisk players. My radio doesn't bluetooth so I haven't tried that feature or the radio feature. I'm also impressed with the battery life. I have no idea how long it will last but I put over nine hours on it with the headphones and it barely move the meter.I came back to leave this review and order two more.

This is a very good MP3 player similar to other clip-style players, but it rises slightly above them because of memory size and it is easy to use. I would have given it 5 stars except for a couple of glitches. I have only used it to play MP3 files and have not tried the other functions.The good:• Large memory 64 GB• Fast processor• Excellent sound quality• Excellent battery life• Logically designed buttons and menus, easy to navigate• Separate power button• Low priceThe bad:• Playlists don't work. They worked the first time I tried them, but haven't worked since.• The OK button is recessed, which makes it hard for my finger to find and press. It often takes several attempts. It should be elevated (like SanDisk players), not recessed.• Displays the file name instead of the song title.• No firmware update on the Yoton web site.

It comes with a SD card and headphones. The card is formatted which is a plus. It's tiny but good quality over all. The buttons sit flush and make a click when pushed. The battery life is decent and charges fast. I got my Son some earbuds and they connected via Bluetooth almost instantly though you can connect them through the players screen options.

It was cool for a while, but seriously it broke after one month and will not turn on or charge. Highly disappointed, I've had several 2000's MP3s from apple to random brands crumble with the screen falling off, sitting in hot cars, smashed, washed and still managed to work until it was dust or at least until I decided to lay it to rest. And this just randomly decided enough is enough. I guess you get what you pay for.

Good value for features, storage and sound quality. Headphones sound a bit cheap but u it sounds better wirh better headphones.

When comparing the value to other (non-brand-name) portable music players, the Yoton YM03 is in the same price bracket and doesn't offer any exclusive features compared to their competition. It was the most affordable smaller (in proportion) portable music players available on Amazon, does have commodities like a USB-C (usb 2 speed) port, and an expandable micro-sd card slot up to *128gb (allegedly). One other readaming quality is the physical buttons that have (at the time of posting this comment) not failed once. However, the listed 'memory storage capacity' on the Amazon page says 32gb despite no internal storage & only the '64'gb SD card for storage. The screen is basic, album art is indistinguishably small, text is only white with black background, non North American date & time, simply functional UI. MP3 files function, as well as FLAC & WAV *basic amplifier limits Hi Fi functionality, Bluetooth is modern in standard, non HID functions, only functional with speakers in testing EX: car, stereo receivers. The only purpose of this Portable Music Player is to listen to music without any network/internet connection & to listen without your phone. Only buy if you know you or someone else is willing to put up with the interface, and if you cannot buy an equivalent product from a domestic Chinese retailer like Ali-express.*Correction, Shuffle is present in the Yoton YM02 in the repeat menu.

I love it that it picks up where it left off. Somebody complained that you couldn't import playlists but you CAN import folders full of songs ...and then chose which folder to play. Hold a TON of stuff. Sound is just ok in my opinion but I'm perfectly happy with that. Love the clip...havent tested the battery life as I usually only wear it a few hours a day and then charge it every other day at work. I like it a LOT.

I wasn't expecting much for the price but it does do the job. I'm am disappointed in that it doesn't even come close to the 20 hours of playback they advertise. I got about 6.5 hours out of it when connected to Bluetooth ear pods.I mostly use it while working out in the gym. I loved the old iPod Shuffle but they don't make it anymore, so I'm looking for a replacement. I tried the Mighty music player. Loved that you can sync music from Spotify but got super frustrated with the anemic battery charge. It only had about 3 hours of charge.The Pros of this MP3 player are:- It's super inexpensive!- Easy to set up and transfer music that you already own- A stable Bluetooth connection most of the time- Comes with a 64 GB mini SD card that holds tons of music- Very small and lightweight- Good clip and doesn't fall off my gym shortsThe Cons are:- Only 6.5 hours of playback when connected to Bluetooth. I need at least 10 hours to get me through a typical week- The volume automatically sets back to a barely perceivable level when you shut it off and turn it back on- The controls are very difficult to use while exercisingI haven't used any of the other functions (photos, radio, etc.). They are of no use to me in the gym.