AGPTEK A01 8GB Sport MP3 Player Lossless Sound Metal Music Player with Touch Button & Independent Lock (Support up to 128GB), Black

Very good product. Value for money and bonus it comes with armband fir when out running etc. Very sturdy and good build and looks good. Does so much more than what you are paying for. My son loves it

I bought this in a rush to work with a wireless speaker, but soon found out after it arrived that there was no Bluetooth function as shown in the picture and that in fact, you have to buy the specific Bluetooth model. Really it was my mistake but I think that the thumbnail image should be changed.

Bought this because my very old iPod battery life was gone and I was fed up with Apple iTunes and the increasing complexity of getting a decent playlist put together. This simple MP3 player has been the answer to my prayers.Simply make a music folder or playlist of the relevant .mp3 format music you like on your PC or laptop and drag and drop your music into it then plug your 'AGPTEK A01 MP3 Player' in to your computer with the included USB cable and then drag n drop (copy) your music over onto your MP3 player. No hassle. You can also just drag individual songs into your MP3 player as you wish. This is the simplicity I was after.The controls are touch sensitive and quite easy to grasp after a few minutes of playing around and the sound quality of the provided headphones is surprisingly high!The AGPTEK A01 has 8GB of internal flash memory (that's a lot of .mp3 songs) and can take SD expansion cards up to 128GB of memory - Although I haven't required that much yet. The player supports .mp3/ .wma/ .wav/ .ape/ .flac audio formats and .amv video format - However that video format and the video player itself are basically too small and grainy to enjoy and honestly not worth bothering with - Likewise the Picture formats are .jpg / .jpeg /.bmp but again, are just too small to be useful.This is basically a very good MP3 player with excellent sound and a screen designed to show a decent menu and little beyond that...which is perfect for my case but don't expect to watch videos or read your E books on this.Battery life is supposedly 45 hours for music and I've had it on all day myself without it going flat on me yet. It takes up to an hour to recharge from completely flat but it lasts for ages and you will probably just need to 'top it up' like I do, by hooking it to your PC/laptop or a standard USB charger plug (not supplied) for approx. 20mins or so?The casing is metal and has a solid hefty feel for its small size and looks pretty high quality. It also has a metal lanyard strap on top that allows you to put a small cord or ribbon through it, so as to allow you to wear it around your neck. Although the AGPTEK A01 Sport model that I bought came with a very useful armband carrying holder.It also has a built in radio tuner, voice recorder and pedometer; none of which I use, so I can't say anything about them apart from the fact they exist.And that's basically it! A lovely little MP3 player that feels very high quality for the price paid and is great for your musical needs, but if you want video and pictures then I suggest you buy an MP4 player instead.

I am very impressed with this MP3 player so far. As soon as you take it out of the box it feels like a quality item. The chasis is obviously metal and the player has a good weight in the hand. I copied some albums to a micro SD card and inserted it. I was pleased to see the album cover thumbnails were displayed nicely as the songs played. The sound quality is excellent. The best I've heard from any of the MP3 players I've had.The radio sounds excellent too and the automatic tuning actually works!Most of the other features I probably won't use but they are there if you need them.

The the set I received works properly, but the function is awful, I would not use it if paid £10 a month to do so. I cannot understand the positive reviews for this piece of backward rubbish. If you're a runner you'll soon get the idea after getting deafened, and having to stop for several minutes to slowly coax this reluctant device into selecting the song and volume of your choosing. The visual display shows the song and volume from long ago, not the current values. Just changing volume while on the move (running) is a cryptic challenge (is the display unlocked? are the functions unlocked? The two seem like solving a rubix cube while on the move). To solve the problem I bought a set of volume-changing headphones, but they do not change the volume on this brick (but do on anything else). Bring back the 1980s !

Had this for a while now. There's been a few issues with it. It comes on on it's own and stays till the battery dies also it doesn't support a memory card bigger than 32gb. I had a 64gb card in mine but once I put more that 32gb worth of music on the card it wouldn't recognise it saying disk error then it would get stuck turning it's self on and off until you take the memory card out.

Solid MP3 player with great sound…touch screen ok to use but hard to view in low light.. battery life amazing and good expected for a machine at this price level

I would rate this player as a standard player, I suppose you pay for what you get or it may be my headphones, the sound quality is not that good and I wanted it to be better.