YOTON MP3-speler met Bluetooth 5.2, 64GB grote opslag, hifi-muziek, met sportclip, mini-formaat, onafhankelijke volumeknop, FM-radio, inclusief oortelefoons, groen

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YOTON MP3 PlayerWorks as should, its an mp3 player! It is very small, comes with a built in clip so it can fastened to your sleeve while jogging.The supplied 64gb sd card should keep you going for days!! The battery lasts a fair while, and easily charged from usb.Works as should, which is great!Recommend5 stars

I had previously got the white version of this back in August, and now I have the green one!This is a very compact super tiny MP3 player, that's very lightweight and has a large clip so you attach it to a backpack, or your shirt, great for those that want to go out for a quick run without lugging around a heavy phone.Build quality is OK, not amazing - perfectly fine for what it is considering the price. It also means that the plastic build allows it to be much lighter than a metal one. It's certainly far lighter than carrying a phone so should make for a more comfortable run!It allows both the use of Bluetooth headphones and normal 3.5mm headphones - I've tested Bluetooth in the past and it's very easy to do, but now I'm testing with some cheap IEM's (CCZ MC01) via the 3.5mm port. I'm glad I did as they do sound far better than using Bluetooth - audio quality is just a bit better but you got more volume out of it. It does include an equaliser that you can customise should you want to finetune it (which I did).Music is added by plugging your memory card into a compatible reader (you may want to get a SD to Micro SD adapter for better compatibility) and dragging MP3's onto it. I did have some issues actually getting music to get found on the device.. when going to "All songs", it decided that the original dummy music file (which had been deleted) is the only song despite multiple reboots. In the end, creating a playlist forced the device to rescan the music which made all my copied tracks available to play.Alongside music, there's FM radio, though that works better with a wired headphone to make use of it as an antenna. With BT headphones, it struggles to get a solid signal. There's also a picture viewer, pedometer and a stopwatch.. handy for those going for a run!One issue I did find is that the screen is not very bright - when using outdoors (see one of my photos), the screen is barely visible.I'd certainly recommend this, great for those that want to bring out their music, without the distractions of their phone, just basic music playing functionality.

I really like this MP3 player. It made of plastic which is a plus as you are not going to need to worry about a protective case for it, It very light with an inbuilt clip to attaching it and the in built Bluetooth mean you can pair some Bluetooth headphones and listen to music cable free. Considering the price (£24.99 at the time of review) its a steel in my opinion. The only problem I had with it was i kept on swiping the screen to try and navigate the menus etc. It even comes with a pair of wired headphones which I though sounded okay. Overall, a really good MP3 player that does just about everything that you would want.

Its a nice little player, light and well designed with a strong clip for clipping to your pocket, belt etc.In addition to playing music it has other features like a pedometer function, sound recorder and FM radio. Although the radio took a bit of setting up as its default settings were set as Japan.The buttons are responsive and I like the fact that you can set the date display to DD/MM/YY (its fully customisable). Its also good that it has a 65Gb memory card included, providing plenty of room. The supplied wired earphones are basic, so I used my own, but I think you can also use Bluetooth sets as there is a Bluetooth setting (didn't test this).Sound is okay, there are even pre-set equalizer setting for music types, but nothing for Heavy, so you have to use Rock or turn it off.Setup was easy, although instructions were limited, but key layout quite obvious. Adding music meant linking it to my laptop and drag and dropping music tracks across (transfer speed was slow, 3-5 Mbps , suggesting its a slow card, but quite adequate for purpose. The player will display album covers on its small colour screen and allows you to put tracks in albums etc.