AGPTEK Black U5 MP3 Music Player with Bluetooth, Type-C, and USB 2 in 1 Plug

MP3 music player. Just what i was looking for ! Easy to download the music i had stored on computer. I was replacing an older version that had less memory. Works great, very easy to figure out.

I like the whole thing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am so happy with my AGPTEK MP3 Player with Bluetooth, 2 in 1 Type-C & USB Music Player with Clip 64GB Black. The device is so lightweight that you don't even feel it while it is clipped onto your clothing. The clip holds quite well and it does not mark your clothing. I love the fact that it came pre-charged so I could try it out immediately. The first thing I tried was the FM radio. I cannot get stations in my house except for one with a normal FM radio. Let me tell you I picked up six radio stations and I am so excited that I can now wear this and listen to the radio wow doing my housework. We like to travel on the motorcycle and this is the perfect travel along music accessory. It was super easy to get online and download my already purchase music. The instructions are easy to follow and I found using it to be a breeze. It has a nice amount of storage for my music and I love the fact that I can record not only music stations but thoughts I have. They really thought of everything. I have a c charging brick and I stick it in there and it is recharged in no time ready to go again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Wow! This little music player is awesome. It's easy to download music on it from a laptop/desktop. The Bluetooth connects easily. It has volume control along with a sleep timer to shut it off. You can set a date and time as well. Works great!

I bought this so I could have a way to listen to music in an environment where devices with cameras and internet connectivity is banned. Here are my thoughts: Pros: Exceptional battery life. If I just listened for a few hours a day it could go almost a week without charging. Adding music is easy: it mounts like a USB device and you just drag and drop onto the stick. Having a headphone jack is ideal for me because I can connect anything I want. It’s kind of funny to pair $200 Sonys with this $30 stick. Cons: - Unintuitive software. It’s easy to use if you want to play a single artist or album. It comes with 3 blank playlists you can add songs to it one by one if you want a mix. There’s an Add Playlist option that creates a new playlist but when you go to add songs to playlists it only lets you allocate to 1-3. I hear you can use various Winnie’s apps to create playlists on or for it but I use a Mac so that wasn’t an option for me. - It nominally has Bluetooth for headphones but I couldn’t get pairing to happen and I tried three different earbud or headphones. I’m giving it 4 stars because of the software. But if you just want a stick to play not a playlist, and you wanna use a headphone jack, it’s 5 star. I’m glad I bought it and it will continue to keep me company at work in my camera free environment.

Nice mp3. However no expandable micro drive

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] What sold me on this mp3 player was the small size and the fact it has a built in FM radio. My old 2000’s era mp3 player had one and I miss it. You never know when you might need weather updates or evacuation information and you may not have cell service available. The FM radio actually has better reception than I expected. It turns the cord of your headphones into a makeshift radio antenna so you do need corded earbuds or headphones for the radio to work. You can even record from FM radio. Battery life is very good. I’ve been playing with it for hours and it’s not draining the battery much at all. You can connect it to your computer to charge or to a wall adapter with the included USB C to A cable. In the manual that comes with the device it states it’s capable of 16 hours of music play for wired earphones and 8 hours for Bluetooth. Memory is also impressive. I transferred over almost 300 songs and it didn’t even begin to make a dent in the player’s built in 64 gigs of memory. Transfer from computer to player was seamless. The device was recognized immediately and within seconds, I was dragging files over to the player’s folder. It could not be easier. Just remember to properly eject the device from the computer when done. There are six menus you need to become familiar with--Music, Recordings, FM Radio, Folder, Bluetooth and Settings. The sub folders within these menu items give you the ability to choose how you want to hear songs, create playlists, adjust song speed, incorporate an equalizer, sort music into folders, record messages right to the device via the built in microphone or line in, choose a recording format, connect Bluetooth ear phones or a speaker and adjust time, date, sleep timer and other basic functions. I was very impressed with playback performance. Using a pair of padded wired headphones, the sound was decent with clear highs. The lows became muddy on songs with heavier bass and a lot of instrumentation, but I wouldn’t expect much better considering the size of the device. More annoying was the magnetic cap that covers the USB C connection. I had so much trouble removing it every time I decided to leave it off entirely. It needs to be redesigned to be more user friendly. Apart from that, I think this little player is a winner.

MP3 player worked fine, but it would not let me connect to my phone. The player would only let me create 3 playlist total and that information was not in the description.