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64Gb Mp3 Player with Bluetooth Y1 Portable Music Digital Players Supports Playlist Audiobook Video Nice Gadget for Kids Silver | Envi

Samantha S
5 de septiembre de 2026
Worth the money
The perfect mp3 player for me. It’s easy to learn how it works, it’s lightweight but sturdy. And even with the 64gb, it’s more thm enough space for me. I already have 140 songs and 13 episodes of an old show on here and it’s barely made a dent in the storage. Love the fact you can customize the background too.Ver másVer menos
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abc
11 de septiembre de 2026
Great little player
This is great for kids or anyone who wants to listen to music without a phone or streaming service. It plays almost any format and has a ton of storage. The sound is great. My daughter loves this thing.
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Chiaro
Doesn't quite match the iPod Classic but you can't beat the price.
Yes, I admit it! I still like MP3 players. I like loading music, audiobooks or podcasts onto them and connecting a pair of wired earbuds or headphones, lying down on my bed or couch and just listening, as I escape into another world.Why not just use my iPhone and my AirPods? I can, but it's too easy to get distracted by all the other apps and messages from friends and co-workers coming in periodically. I prefer old-fashioned things. Using an MP3 player takes me back to the 2000s and early 2010s where I was happier, less connected and could unwind more easily.Yes, I still love technology, and new technology excites me very much! :) Back to this review now.This MP3 player upon close inspection looks oddly similar to the iPod Classic, which I have used before. I'm no stranger to MP3 players - I've owned several over the years, from different brands.It doesn't quite match the iPod Classic in terms of everything that classic, memorable device could do.I might get off track again, no pun intended, so I'll move into a breakdown of each feature and say what I thought about it.[DESIGN] It looks very similar to the iPod Classic. It has the click/touch wheel that I loved about that device. And it functions the same for this one. The screen isn't of quite the same quality. It's a decent screen. Large enough to navigate through music files. It's an acceptable, reasonably wholesome screen. The device's shell is made of some type of hard plastic, which is why it's so lightweight. Because of this, I bought a case for it. I feel the materials used could've been a little better.[EASE OF USE] If you've owned an iPod or any MP3 player before, learning to use this device shouldn't take more than 5 minutes. There is a user manual included. I looked at it just to be sure that I was making use of all this player's features.[TRANSFERRING AUDIO FILES] You just connect this player to your computer with the included cable, and it functions like a flash driver. A folder pops up and you can create folders and then drag and drop files where you wish. Fortunately, transferring files is much more pleasant with this player. They transfer much faster than some other budget MP3 players I've bought.[SOUND QUALITY] Not top-notch sound. If you've owned a high-quality MP3 player, you'll notice a slight reduction in sound quality. All in all, the sound is pretty good. Of course, if you have high-quality headphones, they will certainly help. I just use some wired earbuds from a third-party brand. Most of the time I listen in a quiet environment, so this isn't an issue.[BATTERY] Excellent battery life! I've owned this player for some time already and have had to recharge only 2 times.I'm sorry to say that I haven't tried out the Bluetooth feature. Or the radio. I'm sure they work. This player has so far delivered on everything I've expected from it.I bought a 1TB model and use it at home. I also bought a 128GB model in yellow because I liked the bright color and use this one when I'm on break at work.I think all in all that this player is decent for the money. It's higher quality than the other budget players I've bought, and I find it fun to use. It makes me feel nostalgic about the days where I could afford not to have a care in the world.Ver másVer menos
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MaryFaith Morris
Such a great MP3 player!
I’ve wanted an IPod, so I got this mp3 player because I’ve heard people say it is similar. I got this MP3 player a few months ago, but I wanted to wait a couple months before I wrote a review so I could see how well it lasts. I’ve had it for about 3 months now, and everything has been great. It is so easy to upload music to and I love the layout. It is so much fun to scroll through the albums I have uploaded (which was super easy to set up in iTunes on a computer. That’s how I upload music to mine!) The battery lasts a while. I love using it on walks and road trips so I can always have my music. The color is so pretty. I’ve always loved rose gold/pink and this did not disappoint. I have a pair of earbuds that I use for them and the sound is great. I’ve also plugged it into my speaker with an aux cable, and it works great that way too. I am so glad I purchased this. It was so worth the money!Ver másVer menos
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Coco Pazzo
4 de mayo de 2026
Couldn't get it to work with my MacOS computer
I've been a loyal user of various versions of the iPod through the years, and was naturally saddened when Apple discontinued them. So I was hopeful when I saw somewhat positive reviews for this MP3 player. But upon arrival, the disappointments began.1. First up, the instructions on "How to transfer music..." #3 "Click this PC on your computer's desktop...you will find a USB drive added to the list of devices..."Well, NO. No USB drive appears. And no amount of Searching could locate it.2. Continued to dig into the manual, and in a section headed FAQ, #1 asks, "How to SHUE?"WTF is SHUE? Google only points me to some actors from Melrose Place and Adventures in Baby Sitting. If your first FAQ is so misleading, that definitely isn't an encouraging sign.3. Then there is the advice on the connection cord included, a USB-A to USB-C cable. "To charge, siimply connect the USB-A end to your computer or ADAPTER and the USB-C end to the player."Needing a USB-C to USB-C cable for my computer, I tried an adapter I had, with no success. So I went out and purchased the C>C cable, and crossed my fingers. Again, no progress.[For what it is worth, I was able to open the player and using the controls, I could enter today's date and time, and see all the various features I MIGHT have been able to access, if I ever found my new device on my desktop (see #1 above).Getting nowhere, following their manual, I emailed the company Support, and can say that someone responded the next day (from China, so a lag was not unexpected).Among that advice was (after more admonition about using the necessary cable)"2. plug your player into the different USB-A jacks of your PC separately by a good USB-A to USB-C cable. It can help you troubleshoot.3. If the two steps don’t work, your PC lacks a MTP Driver to recognize the mp3 player. Please try to install the MTP Driver into your PC by following link:which directed me to OpenMTP, which was an application that made very little sense to me. so I did a little Googling and found a site that offered advice about this secondary application, which said," often fails to connect via USB or Bluetooth, with device not appearing in Finder.To resolve connection issues, ensure it is set to the correct USB mode (e.g., MTP or File Transfer).On Mac, install any required drivers or use third-party apps like Android File Transfer. For Bluetooth, confirm pairing mode is active and remove previous pairings. Restart both devices and toggle Bluetooth off/on. USB tethering may be disabled; check device settings under Hotspot & Tethering. Regularly update firmware and macOS to improve compatibility and connectivity."Sorry, folks, this Innioasis MP3 player is heading back to Amazon, and I'm buying a refurbished iPod with two year guarantee off eBay.Your mileage may vary.
Tlaloc
2 de junio de 2026
Reliable and durable with constant use.
I bought a Y1 MP3 player over two years ago. I have used it more than 8 hours a day, four days a week, plus frequent use on the other three weekdays for those two years. It has worked well until the last couple of weeks. It connects to my car with Bluetooth during my commute, and I connect headphones to the headphone jack while at work. The Y1 has endured constant use very well. Even when issues started after two years, it held up until the replacement Y1 I ordered had arrived.I mostly use this mp3 player for podcasts. One negative is that I cannot rewind/fast forward a short distance in a podcast. If I try to rewind thirty seconds in a hour long podcast, the player will jump back three or four minutes at best. If I miss something, I end up having to listen to several minutes again before it gets to the part I missed. The buttons can also be very sensitive, jumping to the start of the podcast or to another podcast unexpectedly if they are bumped. It can be frustrating getting back to where you left off before the skip.Overall, I recommend the Y1 mp3 player.Ver másVer menos
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Worth the money

Great little player

Doesn't quite match the iPod Classic but you can't beat the price.

Such a great MP3 player!

Couldn't get it to work with my MacOS computer

Reliable and durable with constant use.

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