96GB Mp3 Player with Bluetooth 5.0 - Aiworth Portable Digital Lossless Music MP3 MP4 Player for Kids with FM Radio HD Speaker for Sports Running Super Light Metal Shell Touch Buttons

Just got the 32GB Aiworth MP3 player today, and after a couple hours of playing with it, I am stunned how good this little device is! The Bluetooth 5.0 output is solid, strong, and sounds fantastic, much better than the average Bluetooth players I've had before. I dumped more than 11 GB of my MP3 files into it in about 15 minutes, then linked it to my Bose QC earbuds and later to my Denon BT receiver amplifier - and it sounds great on both! No dropouts, stutters, or funny sounds for the past 2 hours, just pure music. Even the FM tuner auto-tuned 28 stations, where my Denon AVR-S960H's FM receiver can only manage to find about 7. Then I linked the FM audio via the BT link (using the included wired earbuds as an antenna) to the Denon and this $40 device sounds better than that 850-dollar receiver! My house sits in a 100-foot deep valley near a creek at least 25 miles north of the nearest FM transmitter, so my radio reception has always been lousy, noisy, fading and weak.I put almost all my MP3 music collection on this thing, and it's so small and light you could carry in a light weight seersucker shirt pocket and hardly notice it! The interface has an intuitive and low learning curve. It has a nice 2" x1.5" display that is easy to read and understand. Very nice design and high quality which is so hard these days to find for 2 or 3 times this price.However, within 10 minutes after I got it out of the box, I managed to lock it up, it was still on but wouldn't respond to any buttons. Don't know what I did to do that, but I noticed a tiny hole next to the USB port, stuck a tiny wire into it and it shut off. I turned it back on, and it has worked fine since. I thought, oh well, I've done a factory reset and that I would have to reload all the songs, but I didn't lose a single bit!So far, so good, this one is a keeper and I plan to take it with me and my Bose earbuds everywhere I go!

First off, the product is awesome. Here's a few details you should know before you buy. I will post my comments with both a positive and negative (if any) opinion.This thing works with my Bluetooth 5.0 headphones just as good as my Google Pixel 3 XL does with one minor caveat: Range. If the device is not about chest level, you may experience loss of sound quality over time. This was not so much an issue for the first hour or so, but I used this while working an 9 hour shift, and the sound quality degraded on the bottom last 2 hours of the shift.Battery life was awesome though. Even past the end of my shift, it still retained over 60% power and the thing was non-stop running all 9+ hours. My headset battery life was at 85% but didn't experience the same issues with the Google Pixel 3 XL when ran for the same duration. I'm confident it was the MP3 player.The MP3 Player has a recording feature on it that enables when the slider switch is turned on. Once on, you can't really do anything else until you turn it off. It's easy to prevent, but anyone who doesn't know this may find it hard to figure out what's going on. Also, the associated arm strap that you can order with this device does not given you access to the recording switch. Furthermore, the switch can be turned on when you slide it into the arm strap. This can be a bit of an annoyance. The switch would have been better placed on the top or bottom, but that's my opinion.The the screen is not a touch screen. The touch sensitive buttons on the bottom (not part of screen) operate the device. With that said, it is flat, both on the bottom and top. The device is relatively small, light, and significantly thinner than the average smart phone. This is a good thing.There is an FM feature for this device and it does work. However, they do not advertise this one limitation about it. You MUST have a wired headphone connected to the MP3 player to get any FM signal as it uses the wire as an antenna. This is indicated in their manual. I have not tried to see if the Bluetooth audio will still work with the wired headphones, or how it may impact battery life. Furthermore, the arm strap (bought separately) does not provide good access to connect a wired headphone to this MP3 Player.Over all, I'm rather happy with this product. I'm not so happy with the arm strap but that is for a different review. In my opinion, the product is totally worth the purchase if FM functionality will not be your primary use of it.