CocoBear MP3 Player 64GB Bluetooth 5.3, HiFi Sound Music Player with Speaker, FM Radio, Recorder, E-Book, Pedometer, Clip-On Portable MP3 for Sports & Running with Earphones

It has everything you need in an mp3 player, is small, and works fine. It has plenty of storage as well.The bluetooth does work well and the clip does grip well nicely.

its a small mp3 player, the size of a watch. has a clip to clip it to belt. comes with wired ear phones and charging cable. also has a pedometer, stopwatch, date / time, has built in bluetooth for wireless speakers or headphones. can upload pictures, mp3. can make custom playlist.

Great MP3 player. I use it with a Bluetooth speaker and Bluetooth headphones. Bluetooth works great and battery seems to last well. Very small, works well for travelling.

Excellent portable MP3 player at a great price. It has lots of great features not found on many other competitors. Simple, intuitive operation with large capacity storage.

I am thankful for this MP3 player, the main reason of purchase was the bluetooth functionality which works well. It holds a lot with the default card but can be upgraded which is nice but playlists from what I've seen so far are limited to 100 songs, but there is a generate playlist feature that will put every song on the list and in alphabetical order which I guess could be a default randomize but I do wish it had one on top of that. hearing the first track of every album then the second is kind of??? I might be missing features but from what I've seen there's no randomizer and no making a playlist and setting your own song number count. But do also like that it has a genres folder which seperates your songs based on type like blue, techno, anime, rock, etc. I do wonder if listening to my music loud really kills the battery so fast? feels I get 2-3 hours of music play before it needs to be charged for 2 to be full again. This isn't a huge deal for me as I keep a power bank on me and can charge while listening and working and might not be a issue for someone who would listen for shorter bursts. Wanted to rate a 4.5 cause I had only a few gripes.

For the money this little MP3 device is more than worth it! The only issue is due to its tiny size the buttons are a bit difficult to manage until you are used to them.

I understand that this MP3 player is meant for people to use while exercising, It needs to be loud to be heard over heavy breathing, grunts, groans, etc. I bought it to supply background music while doing stuff around the house. It is way way too loud for my purpose. The lowest volume setting is almost painful, and I'm sure that you risk permanent hearing damage long before reaching the highest setting. Also, the battery needs charging after only about eight hours of use,

This is a very good player but I had a problem loading music onto it. The reason was that the SD card was exFat instead of FAT32. My PC saw it as a drive with 0 content and 0 space. Eventually after a bunch of searching I found out that exFAT is not a compatible medium to load files from your PC onto it. I needed to reformat it to FAT32. I had to download software to reformat the SD card since Windows 11 can't convert anything over 32GB and the card is 64GB. I downloaded a 3rd party app for free called Rufus. My next issue was finding a card reader. My PC does not have one so I powered up an old laptop that did and I finally reformatted the SD card to FAT32 and it worked as it was supposed to. I was able to load the files from my PC once the properly formatted card was in the player and attached to my PC with the USB cord. The player itself is very good. It has physical buttons to navigate with which is easy to use as I am walking. I don't have to look at the screen which is often unreadable in the sun. I can fast forwrard, go back, change the volume, etc. just by pushing the buttons. I found that the screen was readable outside unlike another MP3 Player I have. The sound is pretty good even with the included earphones. I could ear some definition and for walking outside I don't need perfect. Even listening inside it is not bad. You can connect it to Bluetooth earphones as well. I would have recommended his player except for the SD card issue. I really like the it. Now that you know that the SD card might be wrong (I am not sure if it was just a few or all of them) and I gave you the explanation and knowledge to fix that issue you might want to go for it. I'm glad I was able to fix it because otherwise it had everything I wanted.

Purchased because it claimed to have a speaker. It does not have a speaker. "CocoBear MP3 Player 64GB Bluetooth 5.3, HiFi Sound Music Player with Speaker, FM Radio, Recorder, E-Book, Pedometer, Clip-On Portable MP3 for Sports %26 Running with Earphones" "Versatile Functions: Includes a built-in speaker, FM radio, voice recorder, pedometer, stopwatch, and e-book function for diverse everyday utility." To use the FM radio you have to use the earphones, as the wire to the phones serves as the antenna.

It says Bluetooth but will only connect to devices it wants to pull music from , so you can Not connect to head phones and play music from the player to wireless head phones. Shuffle only plays one order and the list restarts at the beginning of list when shut off so you can not start listening where you left off from