Micro SD TF USB Mini Stereo Speaker Music MP3 Player FM Radio

I purchased this to use in my nephew's bedroom for his orchestral lullabies. I was skeptical upon buying, and wasn't sure what to think once I got it either. I popped in a USB thumb drive, powered it up, and hit play....and I was BLOWN AWAY!! The audio is AMAZING! The sound is clear, deep, and very rich! I'm an audio snob after working many years in broadcasting as a radio disc jockey and broadcast engineer -- it takes a LOT to impress me, but this really did! The sound is phenomenal for such a small little cube! It works quite well for it's intended application. Even the FM radio reception (with external antenna, of course) is good and sounds very clean! My only complaint was that the LCD display part of the radio -- the plastic covering the screen was a bit scuffed-up...and this was a NEW item. It's not bad (and it's going in a toddler's bedroom!!), but still...in addition to that, I've been unable to power it with an external power source via USB. I'm sure it can be done (I haven't honestly tinkered with it much), but having a DC power plug option to go off the battery would be nice! Other than that -- great little radio! Love it! Probably buying another for other uses soon!

This little device is louder than it looks by it's size, you would have fun with this mp3 player, it plays formats mp3-320,To wave.. Only..... It has input for your tablets, iPhone , iPod , and portable cd player.... Also listen to your mp3 tracksWith your micro San disk card , it can read from 4gbs to 16 gobs micro San disk cards.... You need a micro San disk card for adapter for music transferring from your pc, make sure the card is formatted to fat 32 , so your New AngelCan play it very easiely , for your listening enjoyment .... Your teenagers would love this item! I sure do!... :)

Loud enough and clear sound for such a small device. The oled screen is packed with detailed informations, like the bitrate of the song playing. FM radio reception is poor, almost useless. MicroSD card slot and AUX input are convenient. Instructions in english is very bad, so figuring out how to change the On Screen Display from chinese to english takes a lot of trial and error. Battery life at moderate volume is 3-4 hours, takes 90 minutes to recharge. Reliability is a problem, when I navigate into the menus the speaker shuts off frequently and playing music too loud (volume 75% +) makes it shuts off too. If you listen at moderate volume and don't play too much with the buttons, it's ok.

I have had a lot of bad luck with these types of digital players over the last few days. I've ordered over 6 different kinds from different sellers, and so far this has been the best (and most expensive) one. The radio doesn't work, but it reads my SD cards without a problem; and the buttons are easy to press/work well.However; I would not recommend this product to anyone. The only reason I bought so many of these was because I needed the screen to see what track was playing; but if that's not relevant to you, then stay away from all these!

This is a great mini speaker. Fantastic bass and highs - good volume.I already had the earlier model "Music Angel". That too, was a great speaker but without the versatility of this model.Here's what I discovered with some experimentation: The round input socket has three functionsdepending on how far you insert the plug into the hole.1) Radio Antenna - partial insert2) Audio input (from computer or mp3 player, etc)- partial insert3) Audio Headphones - full insertAND! If you want to use the USB or card function, the drives MUST be formatted as FAT32. This appears to be true for all the USB players I have encountered.I've seen complaints about the above - possibly because folks didn't experiment enough.All functions are working on my little system.Good Luck!Oh yeah - 2 days after ordering - I went to the Amazon site to track the package,then I looked in my mailbox, and it was already here!

Basically I bought this so I could download songs to my flash drive and then plug it into the device and listen to the songs at work on my desk because I don't get great radio reception. All the songs were downloaded from ITunes so they are MP3's and or MP4's which are readable on this device if you read the description.When you plug in the Flash Drive (I have 2 of them SanDisk and PNY) it either won't read the files at all and you have to keep trying to plug and unplug OR it will read the file and then in the middle of the song it will choose to stop reading the file on its own and just shut off or switch to the radio.Also there is no spot for a headset or ear buds to plug in, which is my fault because I should have looked for that, but I just assumed something as simple as an earplug hole for a headset would have been there.In the end if all your looking for is a little radio device, then it's fine.but if you're looking to use the flash drive you are going to have all kinds of trouble, IF you get it to work at all.I am going to start looking for another flash player reader device to listen to music and other downloads, but I'm starting to think none of them are made very well.

its loud enough,rechargeable, usb and micro sd works fine not sure what format they were in though....problems cant figure out to work the aux input or the radio and all the other setting since its all in chinese and the lanyard hole is a pain had to use a fishing line to pull the lanyard threw but other then that work fine.....recommend?.. no not really if you expect to use all the function you have to figure it out yourself, spend a few extra dollars for a better brand

Look at the price. You can't beat it. Where else are you gonna find a device that can play Mp3s from a micro SD, or a USB thumbdrive, for a price like this. Plus, it's got a FM radio. Not real easy to figure out how to use, but once you do, no problems. I own a Bose Soundlink and two other Bluetooth speakers. (Remember---this is NOT Bluetooth.) Don't expect Bose sound quality. This is a small device, but with a great variety of features.