Ultrave MP3/MP4 Player with 16G SD Card, Portable Lossless Sound Player, Rechargeable MP3 Player, Support Ebook, Image Viewing MP3 Music Player -Blue

Wonderful little MP3 player. Comes with a 16gb micro SD card, which can be switched out for up to 64gb, so plenty of room for your entire mp3 collection!Radio is adequate as it picks up almost all the local stations in my area.Has decent voice recording in .wav format, from 32kb to 256kb.The ebook reader comes with a Mark Twain novel. it's easy on the eyes, but who really wants to read on a postage stamp sized screen?Video plays only .AMV files and you can view .JPEG files.When in Music mode, you get great sound, and an equalizer with settings for many different types of music.The player is extremely small and light, and charges in 1-3 hours.Do yourself a favor and toss the included earbuds, which are extremely muddy sounding. Just use your favorite headset or earbuds.I use my player when I don't want to take my phone when I go for a walk.If it gets broken or lost, it's a lot easier to part with.

I received this very quickly and was very pleased with the product. It was easy to download music and the size was perfect for my arthritic hands. Even better the sd card was included. Unfortunately, the earbuds are too big for my small ears but that’s okay. Will be used a lot.

Unfortunately this unit came with the directions that must belong to a different Ultrave player. It took some time to figure out how to navigate around the device, and it's not completely intuitive. Once accomplished, this is a nice little unit. I added only music, and it held about 1,200 songs. It also has photo, movie, radio, voice recording, a simple game, and e-book (text file) reading capabilities, although the small screen size isn't really useful for anything but audio use. The sound quality was very acceptable with mediocre headphones-- I didn't try the earphones that came with it. If they added a plug for wall charging that would be another star. I rated it 4-stars because there were no instructions, although I think I'm in the minority for actually wanting/reading those! I can't speak to its longevity because it's a recent purchase.

I ordered this MP4 player for my daughter so she could watch JoJo Siwa videos and listen to her "kid pop" music during road trips, doing home work, etc so she wouldn't disturb her brother.The device is light weight and comes with everything you need including a 16gb memory card. This unit uses a standard headphone jack so she could use her headphones she already had. The package does come with some ear buds if you need them. Battery inside the unit is sealed but rechargable with the provided sync cable.During my use and teaching my daughter how to use it, we loaded several pieces of her favorite music and videos.MP3's played fine. Videos, however, we needed to convert to AMR. I was not very educated on AMR files but was able to use QuickTime to convert those videos to AMR. Once loaded, they played fine.FM radio works fine and allows you to save presets like any normal radio.Voice recording is decent. Mic is hidden but it does pick up sound and plays back fine.Photos are able to be done as regular JPGs. They have to be 640x480 to display correctly.Display is a TFT but works well for basics.We have no looked at the eBook function but we will start using it once she starts reading more at school.Construction is actually quite nice with the back being a metal backing versus a plastic back.Operating manual is obviously translated and doesn't directly translate correctly but will get you going.Overall, this is a nice device for such little money. I was expected a lot less for the cost but was very impressed and think this is a great purchase.

So, I just got this in today. It came in nice, sorry I didn't take a picture of that I just wanted to rush & put music on it already so, I can do homework/clean the house. After when I've plugged into my desktop, I've noticed things are not going so well. . .of the bat. The USB B cable was being flatly... .un-plugging it's self & re-plugging back in... .I'm glad I have cables laying around the house that I can use. The SDcard was a HUGE issue though. It says is a 16GB but it wasn't it came out to be a 14GB then it reformated itself to FAT32, when I tried it wouldn't let me do that even with diskmgmt. When I took it out of the MP4 player, I notice it was a fake one right of the bat reason why it was giving me that issues but I had my own so, I've put it in works out just fine. Other than the issues, It's nice sounding, I like the headphones it came with that's it.