Innioasis Mp3 Player with Bluetooth, 2.4" 128GB Portable Mini HiFi Sound Bluetooth Digital Music Player, Silver

I had been shopping around for an mp3 player recently, and just couldn't believe the selection was so minimal. Couldn't find a quality player, then I stumbled upon this gem. First off, this is basically an iPod for today's world. The build quality of this device is spectacular! It feels solid in the hand and quite lightweight. The software is very nice, and the clickwheel is really great (very Apple😉!). Of course, the most important thing is sound quality, and this thing is fantastic! I have a feeling this is going to be a popular device, if it isn't already. I strongly suggest searching the web and Reddit for more info on this device, and you'll see why I'm so positive.

It's basically all I wanted it to be. Similar operation to an old school iPod, but a lot more memory. My only criticism is for the Playlists you create-- the songs you enter become Alphabetized, regardless of how you enter them. So if you want them in a certain sequence, you're out of luck.

This is an amazing amount of technology for a very reasonable price. Very compact, 128GB storage, plays multiple file formats, including eBooks, and battery is long lasting. Operation mimics the old iPods for the most part. Exceeded my expectations. Very highly recommended.

Unfortunately I had to download and buy a music app called dump media. It converts all music from Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon music, and YouTube music. Then you can add dit from the saved files on your computer. It's 40 for thirty days 200 for the year of 90 a month free the first month. I just could find any other way to get all of my music on it. I've got 600 songs on it so it hold tons of songs. It connects to all of my wireless headphones. Volume goes very loud.

They don't make iPods anymore (alas!) but this fella is a fine replacement. It's not as heavy as real iPod but works wonderfully well and has a lot of useful features like Blue Tooth. Files are easily transferable from your computer to this device via the USB cord. I've purchased many MP3 players over the years - not one ever came close to the iPod. Some had tiny little screens that I could not see. Others had flaky USB and Blue Tooth connections that were a pain to deal with. This Innioasis is by far the best I've found (and a lot cheaper than some of the ones I bought).

The instructions provided are a little confusing. I spent several hours trying to figure out how to operate it and so far only have listened to the FM radio section using headphones as well as Bluetooth. Sound quality is very good. Will attempt to download music from my computer tomorrow. It looks similar to an Apple iPod but is more difficult to operate. It will take a little practice to become comfortable using it. I think it will be a good music player after a little practice.

so far its working great. battery lasts a day or two if constantly being used, longer if its on and off use. speaker is pretty loud, bluetooth is consistant, good quality audio from all sources. importing files is a little difficult to figure out, and trying to get various file types to work is arduous, but its worth it to have offline access to music without ads.

The music player is a fun little gimick. I would recomend to someone who has a smaller library (A handful of albums) or who want a little nostalga when listening to their music. For those who have a bigger music library or wants a robust music player i would recommend looking elsewhere. Other wise this is a perfectily ok device that gets the job done. The UI can slow down dramaticly with larger libraries but other wise the UI is easy to navagate and the Bluetooth has a weak connection when walking around.

For the price it's decent (at least after replacing the internal micro sd card with a better one. The one BIG issue I've had is, if you need to connect to Bluetooth to anything that requires a passcode (like my car stereo), there's no on screen keyboard that pops up and I can't get a Bluetooth keyboard to connect to it. Some AirPod models (including the one I have) apparently also have connection issues. Also, there's no real way to create playlists other than manually creating folders on a computer and copying it over that way. Overall the form factor is a nice iPod type experience, but the software is a bit too much like an early 2000's cheap mp3 player. You can flash Rockbox on it, which gives it a bit more functionality, though doesn't fix any of the issues I listed above.

Do not buy the Innioasis Y1 through Walmart. I never received my order and 4 days after it was "out for delivery" my package was lost or stolen. OnTrac is a scam and historically a terrible courier service. I will never suggest anyone buy anything that isn't explicitly from a physical store location, anymore. Ordering this device through Walmart was a waste of time. Refund was issued.