HIFI WALKERM7 64GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth 5.0: 2.4" Screen Portable Music Player with Speaker-Lossless Music Digital Player with Earphones,Voice Recorder,E-Book,Touch Buttons,Ideal for Sport Black

If you are going to order this order the 128 gb sd card option because the 198 gb option was not the way to go, but definitely worth buying,ease to use, with great sound quality.

when i orderd this cheapo thing i had my hopes low not going to lie. but i wanted something i could use for music other than a phone so i gave it a shot. when it came i was pleasently suprised to learn its an all aluminium body whith a hard plastic/glass hybrid screen. i turned it on and it was fully charged out of the box. downloaded some songs, tried out the fm radio, used the voice memo feature a few times and this little thing is incredible. granted the headphones they give you are bad but plug it into your car or personal set of headphones (oh yeah it has easy to use bluetooth too) itll sound amazing. all in all great buy, and if it breaks (which i dont think it will telling by the craftsmanship) ill happily buy another.

I thought I should write a review for this newly released product, for which I did NOT receive a free sample.The good:The user interface, while a tad clunky, is intuitive. I have no trouble connecting to Bluetooth devices, and the connection remains stable. The sound, from good-quality Bluetooth speakers, is really nice.The bad:Copying files to this device was incredibly painful. Not only was it slow, but time after time the files were corrupt: displaying garbage in the titles, or not finding files that I had just watched being copied. I reformatted the device 3 times (quick format). This is what worked:- Turned off Bluetooth before copying anything.- Connected the device directly to a laptop using a good-quality USB-C cable. (Using a USB hub caused many different error messages, likely due to timing issues.)- I copied One. Album. At. A. Time. Yes, it was painfully slow, but it worked. This makes me think that my problem was indeed timing issues.Note that I had no problems with the MicroSD card, because I copied files from my computer directly onto the card. The MP3 player has no issues playing files stored on the card.Now that all my files are on the player, I’ve had no further problems and am happy with it.

Sound quality is fine and works *well enough* but I've been having an issue where formats ither than MP3 will randomly stop working and then working fine later.Also, the device stopped letting me add more music to it, I can create as many folders as I want but anything I put in those folders gets automatically deleted when I turn the device off and back on. The 4gb of music I have on it are fine but I wish I didn't pay for such a large amount of storage I can't use...

great just what i wanted

I was hopeful when I purchased this device. The product case is excellent and the screen, though small, is ok... however the product has poorly designed software that does not work well with bluetooth headphones. After paring with bluetooth... the player becomes useless. I was unable to stop music playing or even fully shut down the device. I was so hoping this would be a wonderful user experience... but it turned out to be a nightmare. I spent several hours loading music and testing the device. I returned it by the end of the day. It's sad that with so much music out their we still don't have a small reliable, memory expandable, MP3 player other than Apple. I am not a fan of Apple... but my old 4th generation 64GB iPod sill works like a champ. Save your money and your frustration and don't buy this HIFI player.

hifi walker is a new name on the scene, but this product makes me confident they'll be around for a while. the functionality of the MP-7 player blows competing hifi players out of the water. dedicated pushbutton recording for voice memos (or bootlegging), FM band radio, music, videos, and even ebooks if you're into that.i've been into TWS lately, so the advertised bluetooth functionality is a HUGE plus.construction is what seems like probably a machined aluminum unibody, reminds me of an ipod nano in the best way possible. the front is a single glass pane with capacitative touch buttons; personally i really prefer something more tactile (especially because, unlike a cell phone, there's no delivery of haptic feedback). i can't call it a con, it's industry standard, but that part would not have been my choice. regardless, it's got real heft proportionate to the size and does not look or feel cheap.there are only a few complaints here. there's no album-artist sort; i'm super anal about my ID3 tags and listen to a lot of rap, so featured artists make sorting by artist pretty useless. the included headphones are plasticy and cheap feeling, although i venture to guess anyone buying a hifi lossless audio player probably has a favorite set of cans to plug in anyway. the player MUST have wired headphones to use as an antenna or else it won't pick up FM band, which is a weird design choice.overall, the player knocks competing rigs like the FiiO completely out of the water for less than half the money. i expect great things from the hifi walker brand in the future.as far as construction goes,