M7 MP3 Player Bluetooth 5.0

On button broke after couple of weeks

Portable music player with built-in speaker. Not really sure if the speaker is stereo, but they sound clear and loud. Can play MP3, AAC, and FLAC. It works well with MP3 files. This player will resume playing the last played file right on the second it was last played at. This is great for audiobooks or long conversation. The resume function will work even the player got turned off. Good battery life. Tested with about 2000 MP3 192kbps files, on either the internal storage or microSD, the player could handle the load, but it would take a short second or two to load file randomly. It loads faster on the internal storage. Overall, a great portable player! Highly recommend!

I've always preferred really simple MP3 players for music. I don't like using my phone for multiple reasons, I also don't really feel like I want tons of extra stuff crowding it. I've been using it for probably 4+ hours every day since August and it's perfectly fine. The symbols just wore off on the buttons. Every single mp3 I've bought since about 2014 has been pretty awful. Usually they break after using it for maybe a month. If you're lucky it might last 4 but the USB suddenly doesn't work so no more new songs. This one is still working perfectly. I've had ZERO issues with this one. I put in an SD card so now I have 345 songs, charge in my car and laptop and no connectivity issues or charging problems. I bought it specifically for kids because I wanted it to be as basic as possible but still have bluetooth and an SD slot. Bluetooth has no problem either. You can even just let it play music on it's mono stereo if you don't want it in your ear which is nice.

This thing is adorable and my kids loved it, walked around with it for days. It was simple enough to figure out how to get music on it and seems pretty durable. But. They did blow the speaker in less than 2 weeks. Granted they always used the speaker and probably always had it up all the way while, walking around. So if someone was to use headphones or didn't need it up all the way all the time, it probably would have lasted longer. I would recommend it for one kid who could use headphones or where they didn't need it up all the way for other kids to hear it. But if your kids like their music loud. Might want to go with something different.

I love physical MP3 players. They should be functional and easy to use. One day I'll get a primo one again, but I'm mainly using it these days for podcasts, so I don't need top sound quality. This little powerhouse turns on in 3 seconds - and it's ready to play. The headphones jack is reliable, Bluetooth is good, and the speaker is on the front (could get a little louder, but that's the only drawback). The software is easy, and it remembers where I left off!!!! And it has physical buttons that naturally inactivate when the screen is dark, so no accidental button presses but also super easy to use. Yes, it's made for children and it looks like it. I don't care. It works perfectly well, holds a solid charge, and even fits your hand well (a back clip could have been nice). I will buy this again if I need to!