【New in 2022】64GB Mp3 Player with Bluetooth 5.2, COCONISE Music Player with speaker Hi-Fi Lossless Sound Quality, with FM Radio, Voice Recording, E-Book function,Super Light perfect for running-Orange

I would give a zero or less if I could!… 1. Blue tooth would connect wit NONE of my devices (they are all up to date)…2. I put some music on the TF card and put it in player to to test ..ok.. I then put additional music on the the TF card and reinserted it and it stuck, so i used my fingernail to push a little and it went deep inside never to be retrieved! The player is no longer useable!…3. The site listed in the manual to contact (coconise@520service.com) does not exist according to my computer! … yes I could return it if there was an address…I will trash it.. because it is TRASH.

Here is how to correctly load folders onto the player:1. Transfer the folders from the computer to the memory card "music" folder, however you usually do it. My method is to open 2 instances of Windows Explorer and drag the folders from one to the other.2. Put the memory card in the player. Turn it on. Let it scan.3.Use the arrow buttons to get MUSIC to show in the screen. Click the middle button to open the Music menu.4. Scroll down to "Update Playlist". Click that, then "YES" and let it scan again.5. Use the return button to get back to the main screen, then the arrows buttons to navigate to FOLDERS.Click that, then click "music". You "should" see your folders and sub-folders there.UPDATED REVIEW (original review is below).The problem I had with folders turned out to be caused by the player not correctly handling the 2 folders I initially tested it with. Those had similar names (Moonlight & Love Songs, and Moonlight & Love Songs Vol 2). I tried several times but the player always combined the songs into a single folder and lost their correct order. I found that that the problem doesn't happen with other folders. Right now I have 184 folders with another 200 sub-folders on the player and so far am not seeing any problems. For that reason I am temporarily raising my rating to 3 stars, average. There are still issues with the way the play handles large numbers of files, primarily in how long it take to scroll using the down/up buttons. It takes 77 seconds to scroll thru the list of 184 folders. This is a failure of the software. The scrolling speed should progressively speed up the longer you hold down the button, as on other devices. The attraction of this thing is the relatively large memory, but that is negated if it is not designed to handled a large music collection. Another concern is the number of button pushes it takes just to get to the list of music. A device dedicated to playing music should go right to it. A dedicated device should outperform a general device like a phone, but this doesn't. My Android phone with the VLC app does a better job with the same files. I think I paid $20 for the phone.ORIGINAL 1 STAR REVIEW:I immediately read the instructions, then attempted to use the included card reader to load some music onto the included SD memory card from my Win 10 laptop. The laptop would not recognize the reader. I kept pushing the SD card in further to try to get it to make contact. Finally the card went in too far into the reader. Had to use a knife to pry it out. Next used a standard micro SD - to full size - SD card adapter. The computer immediately recognized the card and I drag & dropped a couple of folders. My music is organized into albums with each in its own folder. I never use playlists. The problem is that this player doesn't seem to work with folders. On the screen only the first folder shows up under its correct name. None of the other folders appear anywhere in the device (even though they are clearly on the SD card -- I can see them when I put the card in the computer). The player does show all of the songs I loaded, but it has placed them all into that first folder I made. Al of my song names start with a number, which insures that Windows Explorer shows them in the correct order instead of alphabetically. Well, the player has them arranged by numbers also, but in one folder. So all of the first songs are those that were numbered 1 in their respective folders, then all of the numbered 2 songs, etc. It's just a big mess. There is nothing in the instructions or in the menu about folders. It looks to me like they expect you to just load your thousands of songs, with the only choices to; Play them in whatever order the player places them, or random play them, or arrange them into a playlist one song at a time. Surely that can't be right. If I figure out how to get it to show and play folders I'll change my rating.

The sound from the device is very good, clear with good volume control. The downside to the device is the instruction booklet. The booklet shows you where the buttons are, but you have to experiment to find out what they all do. I discovered that if you do a quick press of the on/off button, it locks or unlocks the controls. I am still unclear what the AB button is supposed to do or how to select different playback options

Players works. It started out as Chinese language so had to figure out how to change that (start going through options until you see the latin alphabet). It is worth checking out "Kindle Customer" instructions on how to copy and view folders, it will save you a ton of frustration.The Player plays WMA files and MP3 files (haven't tried others). Some peculiarities: When inserting the memory card, insert it "upside down", with the metal parts facing up (or turn MP3 player upside down and keep the card right side up). Don't force it in. To add a song to favorites, you need to go into Options (three parallel lines on the high left) and "Add to Playlist". Also, when the player goes into dark mode to save battery when you're playing music, tap the Power button to wake it up. The buttons are "touch", you don't actually press them, and they don't seem like they're made to last. You need to "touch" some harder than others. When you scroll through songs in the "play mode" (7th pic) and then go back to the folder view (where it shows 6 songs at a time, 6th pic), it will take you back to the song you hit "play" on. So if you scrolled through 15 songs and listened to them, then want to go back to the folder view, it will take you back to the original song, not the one you are currently on.Update: When scrolling through music in the folder view, it can be incredibly slow using the up or down arrows. If you use the left and right arrows, it will skip through 6 songs at a time, i.e. the whole screen (6th pic).-When you hit "Update Playlist", it will delete all the songs you selected as favorites from your favorites list (a major frustration). It will not delete them from the MP3 player though.-The speaker is ok, you will hear the song, but the quality is not great.-Pairing with a Bluetooth speaker works just fine, but you need to 1)have the MP3 player very close by, 2)make sure it is not obstructed at the top, where the signal comes from (when I put my finger over it, it broke the Bluetooth connection), and 3)unpair you speaker from whatever device you previously had it on, especially if its nearby (i.e. your phone).-Package comes with USB charger (no wall plug), headphones, simple instructions in multiple languages, and 2 usb memory card readers.-I am not compensated for this review.

I like the speaker on this product, it is louder than my phone. It keeps up with my Apple iPod very well. Had an issue and they answered and resolved my issue very quickly. I would for sure recommend this to anyone.

You get a lot for the money. It holds a lot of music, keeps a charge for a while, connects to car and computer easily, and includes a voice recorder. It has a speaker if you don't want to hook up to a car or audio system, but the sound is tinny. The controls are not easy to handle and are over-sensitive--I often find that I had inadvertently skipped to the next (or previous) recording. Fits nicely into a shirt or jacket pocket. Oh, and they won't send the promised "free accessories" until you review their product. I wonder if they'll send them now...? Anyway, worth what I paid for it, but not more.

Le hemos dado por papá noel este MP3 a mi sobrina de 9 años y le ha encantado.Muy completo, destaco lo ligero que es, viene con auriculares (con cable), un usb donde puedes meter la tarjeta SD para pasarle archivos desde el pc (una vez que te reconoce el usb debes copiar la música en la carpeta "music").Tiene función bluetooth por lo que también le regalamos unos auriculares inalámbricos y lo detecta fácilmente, sincronizandolo al momento.La batería le dura 2-3 días a máximo rendimiento, mi sobrina no se separa de su mp3, va a todos lados con el.A mejorar: único color en naranja, me hubiera gustado una gama de colores donde poder elegir (blanco, negro, azul, rosa, verde...)De precio lo veo razonable, lo que suelen costar estr tipo de artículos.

The media could not be loaded.  Un discreto lettore mp3.Il menù è intuitivo come i tasti laterali del volume che funzionano anche quando è bloccato per metterlo in tasca. Le cuffie in dotazione sono una cinesata non si sentono gran che ma collecando delle ottime cuffie bluetooh il discorso cambia.Si carica in un paio d'ore e la batteria dura un giorno intero.Nella convezione trovate, oltre al cavo per la ricarica di tipo c, anche l'adattatore per trasferire i file nella micro SD di 64 giga.Se non avete grosse pretese di qualità questo lettore mp3 va bene.Lo consiglio.

Lettore solido e con un bellissimo design adatto per un regalo per teenager. Ottima riproduzione audio, suono pulito sia con cuffie che senza.Trovo utilissimo che sia presente uno speaker e un microfono, quindi può essere usato anche senza cuffie e come registratore vocale; è possibile ricevere anche le radio che trasmettono su banda FM. Dimensioni molto compatte. Suono molto qualitativo, sorprendente per il costo non elevato del prodotto.le funzioni dei menù sono elementari e gestibili dai tasti, accoppiamento con auricolari bluetooth semplice e stabile.Nel complesso un ottimo acquisto

Comprato per mia figlia, interfaccia intuitiva. Suono dallo speaker discreto, auricolari buono.Batteria di lunghissima durata, grande spazio di memoria. Arriva fornito di una utilissima chiavetta di conversione da microSD a USB, oltre che auricolari standard e cavo usb.Legge le cartelle nella memoria, quindi oltre a dividere automaticamente per album/artisti e selezionare le compilation, ti permette di accedere alle cartelle che hai caricato sulla microSD organizzate da PC, molto pratico.Immagini lasciate perdere, non è il suo utilizzo.Audiolibri non ho provato ma li prevede nelle APP.Registratore molto buono e pratico.Complessivamente molto robusto, metallico, piacevole al tatto, ben assemblato.Consegna puntuale come sempre.Per questo prezzo non penso si possa pretendere oltre, ben fatto

Das Gerät liegt gut in der Hand und das Gehäuse wirkt stabil. Der Klang ist gut, auch aus dem kleinen eingebauten Lautsprecher kommt ein überraschend guter Klang. Auch das Display ist für den Preis gut.Was aber sehr enttäuschend ist, ist die Software.Da wäre zunächst die Unfähigkeit des Players mit den Tags der MP3-Dateien umzugehen.Er bringt die Alben und auch die Titel einzelner Alben durcheinander. Ich vermute, er hat Probleme mit Umlauten.Da kann man sich dann nur durch die Ordner wühlen und die Alben nach Ordnern abspielen.Ein weiterer Nachteil ist, dass er keinen Wiedergabemodus besitzt, bei dem er am Ende eines Albums stoppt.Leider hat der Hersteller keine Internetseite, bei der man ein Firmware-Update bekommen könnte.Insgesamt kann ich das Gerät nicht empfehlen.