80GB MP3 Player with Bluetooth and WiFi, 4-inch Touch Screen mp3 Players with Bluetooth ， with Spotify, SpotifyKids, Audible, Andora, Amazon Player, MP4&MP3 Player up to 1TB (Black)

The diofox mp3 player is great! Not quite as good as the g5, a different brand, the android system of the diofox is older and some apps won't be compatible with it. Yes, the diofox has the Google play store and can access the internet via WiFi. Over all the diofox performs well, the mp3 player can handle a lot of apps running simultaneously with no trouble. As with any device, you might risk slowing it down if you have a TON of apps, like I do, although I expected more lag and there is almost none. I have dozens of apps downloaded from the play store via WiFi with no problem. I use the diofox as a tablet pc. Great for web surfing, video watching, and the diofox will use the included 64gb SD card as storage, it lets you store apps and their data on the SD card so you can avoid having to delete apps you need due to lack of space. Of course you can also store your videos mp3 s etc on the SD card too. Battery doesn't last very long, about 4 or 5 hours of internet use. It takes between two hours and four hours to charge depending on what type of charger you use. For under $60 with free shipping, you get WAY more than what you pay for when you buy a diofox. Another slightly better mp3 player that costs more and has comparable but better features is the g5

As a mom, I needed something lightweight and kid-friendly that lets me enjoy my music, podcasts, and audiobooks without draining my phone battery — and this MP3 player is perfect! The touch screen is easy to use, and I love that it has WiFi and Bluetooth, so I can stream from Spotify, Audible, and even let my kids use Spotify Kids. It’s great for walks, car rides, or quiet time. Tons of storage too — I loaded hours of content and still have room. Totally worth it for multitasking mamas!

I'm really happy with this 80GB MP3 player with Bluetooth! It has plenty of storage for my music library, and the Bluetooth connectivity makes it easy to stream to my speakers or headphones. The battery life is good, and the player itself is easy to use. Overall, it's a great value for the price, and I'd definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and affordable MP3 player.

How do you load music or books on it? I have no idea. The instructions are no help at all. It wants to be a phone, even refers to itself while trying to get something to happen as a phone. Then, there is google and chrome. No idea how to get out of these apps. Again, instructions are awful, tells you all the things that are intuitive, while says nothing about how to load and use the thing. If it had music or books on it, I have no idea how to access the media.

Pretty cool and user friendly little player.I needed something to replace my "Spotify Thing" since they bricked it in December.I used that in my classic car with a Bluetooth amplifier.Since this is replacing "Spotify Thing", I use this basically like a remote control for spotify.Instead of using my phone, I use this with a dash attachment.Everything is networked through Bluetooth. It does come with earphones, but I would say that you could use that as a line in input for your amplifier.(3/4")Also comes with a clear silicon protector.I put a really thin piece of metal inside the cover so I could use the magnetic mount for my "Spotify Thing".For the money this is exactly what I wanted.I don't use it for anything else.It works best if you play it through the Spotify app, where you can select other Bluetooth devices.

I got this for my son because he doesn’t have a phone but wanted to listen to music and use some apps and this works great. You’re able to access all the apps, the charge holds great and it comes with a protective case which is cool. I just wish the size was a little bigger.

I am concerned about having an MP3. If you want an MP4 for videos/movies, this device is not for you. If you want to play mobile games, ask your mommy to get you a proper phone.Storage: USB file transfer is blocked on this device which means you have to upload music (or any files) by SD card. This isn't a problem if you have a way to do that but it does add extra steps into the process. The device does not have storage of its own (it has like 16gb and half of it taken up by software). All the storage is held on SD. It does not come with 80gb. The SD card is 63gb + 10gb of internal = ~73gb of free storageSoftware: Runs a bare-bones Samsung software but you can't, as I've seen thus far, enable developer options.Quality: The sound quality is fine. There is some static noise upon first firing up audio. LOUD through bluetooth. Haven't tried the internal speaker. Don't care.Resolution: Very very mid screen res.Battery: It does run pretty warm while the screen is lit, even if the brightness is turned down. If you want to play games on this thing, the battery will probably swell and you'll have bigger problems. This thing does cool down once the screen is off. Battery life might be fine with backlight/screen OFF. But with continual screen use, the battery might last for a couple hours.Does NOT wireless charge. You have to use a USB C cable.Mine did arrive fully charged.Connectivity: Connects to wifi & bluetooth without issue. Again, it's Samsung software so if you can use a Samsung phone, you can use this thing.All in all: Does its job... so far.

This MP3 player has amazing features compact in its small size. Comes with built in apps and you can also download new apps. Earphones and a case.Wi-Fi connectivity is good and it has good sound quality. Battery life is ok. Good quality for the price. I like it and would recommend it.