RUIZU 64GB MP3 Player for Kids, Cute Panda Portable Music Player MP3, Child M...

I've been trying out many different mini MP3 players to gift to my daughter and this one is by far the best in terms of both the design and full feature set! Unboxing it will reveal a very nicely packed MP3 player even with panda-ear cutout paper insert to fit the MP3 player snugly right inside the box. (see pictures) Underneath the panda MP3 player are nice pair of earbuds with extra ear plugs to fit your ears and microUSB charging cable, along with a user manual. Upon powering it on, although it doesn't have touchscreen, 6 buttons in front are very easy to use: Forward/backwards, select/play/pause, back, recorder and menu buttons. On the right side are the volume and power buttons. Menus are very easy to navigate through. In "Music player" menu, the list of MP3 files show up and it's super easy to scroll up & down; playback audio quality through the loud speaker is very clear and loud enough w/o getting clipped even on high notes. Aside from the music/audio playback experience, I really love its unique "extra features": One is the Record feature with a dedicated "audio record" front button - not only can you listen to audio files, you can also record your own voice or music to play it back later! Another is the Pedometer feature - while you carry around this MP3 player, it will track your walks/runs in terms of number of steps taken, so you don't have to carry around your smart phone (or even smart watch) all the time! Charging this MP3 player was also quite quick - it took only 3 hours or so to get mine fully charged back up; and with normal use, the rechargeable battery lasted for more than a day! So, this MP3 player is definitely a keeper and makes a very nice gift for young kids! I highly recommend it! ;)

I just got this today, but I am so overjoyed that I just can't wait to leave a review. First off, I do not have a child... other than my inner one. I bought this for me. I have an older set of Boom Audio speaker on my Softail Heritage Classic, so I have to use a aux cable to use them. I got a new phone... and it didn't have an aux input. I bought several adapters, some didn't work at all. Others didn't work well. I tried going the Blue tooth reciever route, but it didn't go well either. So, I arrived at the conclusion that I needed an MP3 player. I wanted something simple. No curved glass waiting to break in my windshield bag. No touch screen (easier to use buttons with gloves on). SIMPLE. After hours of searching and seeing the same nonsense over and over, I found this adorable panda player. Bonus, it was made for kids. Hopefully that will meant it will hold up going down the road in my windshield bag. I bought a case just to be safe. Anyway, tonight I plugged it in, charged it up and loaded 2.1 GB of music on it. AND I AM IN LOVE! The little speaker is pretty decent. I took it outside with me while I was walking my dog. I didn't have to roam around the house looking for headphones. Just bam, zoom, out the door. of course the sound quality isn't mind blowing. The speaker is itsy bitsy, but it gets loud enough I can put the player in my pocket and still hear it over the crickets and frogs. I am excited to have it with me when I ride out to areas with spots cellphone service. I can still listen to my jams while I go exploring. I plugged this sucker into my bike, and honestly, I was speechless. The music actually played louder hooked up my Panda Player than it did to My Samsug Galaxy Note 9. Mind Blown. Since I have to use an aux cable with the bike, the radio function works too! The screen gets pretty bright, and the brightness is adjustable. The voice recorder works decently, but you can hear button clicking at the beginning and end of the recording. Which makes sense because the buttons are right next to the speaker. To download the music onto the player, it is just a simple drag and drop system. All of my music is in there all willy nilly at the moment. I haven't messed with the playlist option or anything, and I honestly don't plan to. I like shuffle just fine. I haven't tried hooking it up to my Bluetooth headphones yet. They are dead. I did notice that the product information said that it could support 128 GB micro SD card, but the pamphlet said it can only support 60 GBish. But, I seem to recall someone saying in their review that it did support 128 GB. I am a long way from that at the moment, so no biggie either way for me. The user interface is pretty user friendly. It may take a couple of clicks here and there to get accommodated with it, but it is super simple. It did take a smidgen of effort to figure out how to turn shuffle on. BUT, on the plus side I turned the player on and off a few time, clicked the shuffle button multiple times and I never heard the same song twice... expect for the first song on the list while I was getting shuffle reset up. All and all, I am thrilled about this adorable music contraption and I can't wait to take it with my on my motorcycle!

Our 4 year old granddaughter love to sing. This personal, panda, mp3 player will be great for her. I spent about an hour loading songs today and it was very easy for this old grandma to figure out. She now has about 20 songs loaded that I know she enjoys and can start listening as soon as she opens up this holiday season. It is now wrapped and ready to gift to her in December. I just downloaded songs on my computer and dragged and dropped them into her RUIZU 64GB MP3 Player. We purchased earphones too, even though this player comes with a pair of earphones. She is too young for the stick in your ear type so I purchased a pair that will fit her little head. I know this will be a favorite holiday gift and get a ton of use. This is a very small mp3 player but the buttons are easy to understand and if old lady like me could figure out how to use it anyone can. There is even a record button so you can record your voice. This is perfect for letting the little one know they are loved. I wish I had a recording of my grandparents voices to listen to. Perfect little device! Update: Okay, great item until I went to add more songs to her device. It no longer allows me to add music. I even had my son, who is the head of IT at his business try to help. He tried for about 45 minutes and said it was the MP3 player, not my MacBook. He said "If you pay for junk you get junk" Bummer. It has only been two months since I purchased and it only has a few songs she wants to listen to at this point.

As a grown adult, this little thing is one of the best mp3 players I've had and that's???? So odd to say. It's quick and easy to navigate, it feels light but it's fairly sturdy and it's only a little bigger than my palm, so it fits pretty much anywhere. The Bluetooth works fine, but it also has an aux port if your car or headphones still have those. Mine do, so I honestly don't use the Bluetooth feature much. The built in speaker is actually pretty loud. It's not.... Amazing quality. It's kind of tinny and "fuzzy" sounding, which is really the only thing I dislike about it. The audio sounds exactly like the original mp3 file when it's playing through Bluetooth or the aux, so the crappy tinny speaker isn't a problem for me personally. It also holds a LOT of songs. I have over 4k songs on Spotify that I regularly shuffle through and that only translates to about 17gb in mp3 quality. It has a small loop where you can tie a lanyard or something too if that does anything for you. Genuinely, it's worth the purchase if you want a reliable music player that doesn't come with any annoying gimmicks or a touch screen that you'll accidentally bump in your pocket. It's got buttons. It's got a little screen you can read. It plays songs good. If you want anything else out of a music player then just get a phone at that point.

I absolutely love my panda mp3. I'm an adult and wanted a cute mp3 player, found this little cuties and despite the little annoyances and fight it puts up when you first get it up and going: not wanting to turn on right away, freezing up or what not, once you've got it up and going with music, the panda works wells. It's also a TANK! I have dropped this thing off of everything, stepped on it by accident, lost it to the cats for a few hours, etc. I have a 64Gb SD card in and it plays smoothly. I haven't had a need to put in a bigger card but I'm sure it can handle it. It also has buttons and no touchscreen. Speaker plays pretty loud and it has a ton of play time, I'm plugged in for a good 6 or 7 hours at time while working and it's still ready to go the next day for another good couple hours. One thing I would say not to do is, don't let the battery die. It's a pain to get the panda back to the standard it makes you expect. So... built for kids, also endures clumsy and forgetful adults Would buy again!

We got this for our kid as a holiday gift. I loaded it with a handful of songs; she enjoys it. The ability to listen without headphones was a big selling point, even though that sound quality is about what you'd expect for tiny speakers. A couple months passed, and I tried to load more songs and remove some that were accidentally loaded the first time...but no luck. I tried a variety of things including switching cords and computers and settings. I communicated several times with the company and eventually it was determined that it WAS the USB-C cord that was faulty (and apparently the others I tried, too!). They were very patient in handling my questions. With a good cord that can handle data transfers, we are once again able to see the drive letter to add/remove music, within about 10 seconds of plugging the device into the cord/computer. In short: If having trouble loading the music, make absolutely sure it's not the cord! If you're looking for a cute, slightly-more-durable, non-internet-connected mp3 player with very basic speakers, this is a good option for a kid and won't break the bank.

This worked great until it didn’t. I went to add more music before a long car trip and it doesn’t allow it. I’ve tried different cords, computers, etc and cannot add more music, only charge. Bummer because was really counting on this device to entertain my 2 year old for a long car trip. I even tried formatting the device to see if I can add more songs and it still doesn’t work - so now I have an mp3 player with no mp3s on it :-) great way to waste $38!

First I bought two of these for grandsons. Then I bought another for another grandson. This one is the fourth I've bought and it will be for a granddaughter's birthday. During a recent visit she saw one of the boys' as I was adding music to it. She hoped she would get one for Christmas, but since that was the day before, it was too late. I'm not at all tech savvy but, after a small bit of instruction, I've had no problem adding music to these cute devices. The grandsons love them and take them with them almost everywhere. They don't use electronic devices a lot but have no problems navigating the controls on little panda. I've thought about getting one for myself because it is simpler than my own. LOL The storage space isn't the largest but it is a lot for children. For a simple, cute mp3 player I can't give this a high enough recommendation. I'll probably end up buying more in the future since I still have grandchildren who don't have one. Review: A++++

Great item for the 5yo

Works great. Fantastic quality. Very happy with this.

PERFECTO, EXCELENTE, PRECIOSO !!!

Se trata de una radio fm (a la antigua usanza, sin utilizar internet), que viene con auriculares (no son de mala calidad ) y cable para carga USB; además tiene un montón de opciones, como son: - Radio FM - Mp3 - Contador de pasos - Alarma - Función sleeper o apagado automático - Grabación de voz - Cronómetro - Bluetooth Se accede a cada opción pasando las diferentes pantallas, mediante los botones "adelante atrás", y el central es el "ok" Tiene control de volumen, y puede llegar a escucharse relativamente fuerte. La radio fm sólo funciona en los auriculares (no puede oírse por el altavoz), pero si incorporamos canciones, ya sea mediante bluetooth o a través del cable USB, estas si pueden oírse a través del altavoz. Por su diseño, está pensado para niñ@s, y aunque puede parecer que no van a saber utilizarlo, lo dominan a la perfección muy rápidamente. Mi hijo, de 8 años, casi sin explicarle nada, se puso la alarma a las 08:03 minutos, se pone la radio por la noche y se programa que se le apague en 15 minutos... En resumen, que toda la interfaz es fácil de usar para niñ@s. El mío está encantado, le gusta escuchar la radio (el mismo busca las emisoras y se queda con la que le gusta más), o bien se pone la música que le he pasado vía bluetooth. La duración de la batería es inmejorable, dependerá del tiempo que esté en marcha y del volumen, pero dura mucho la batería; además, al ser recargable, se evita estar cambiando pilas. El aspecto, como ya he dicho, está diseñado para niñ@s. Es pequeño (cabe en la mano de un adulto) y es muy finito. Quizás falta algún tipo de clip para que puedan "engancharselo" al pantalón, pero al ser pequeño y delgado, en el bolsillo no molesta. La verdad es que no le veo ninguna pega, y tengo que decir que de vez en cuando (si él me deja 😜) he escuchado la radio yo mismo por la noche. La recepción de las emisoras es buena, al ser digital no hay problema, y tiene buena "cobertura", es decir, coge bien las emisoras y se oyen sin interferencias. Además dispone de ranura para incorporar tarjeta microSd y así aumentar la memoria. No puedo hacer otra cosa que recomendarla, tanto por su diseño, su facilidad de uso, sus múltiples opciones y su calidad; además el precio es correctísimo. Espero haberte sido de ayuda su estás pensando en comprar esta radio fm!! 👇👇👇

Fajne urządzenie, dobrze leży w dłoni, wygodnie się obsługuje. Głośnik w miarę głośny, trochę słabszy niż w telefonie komórkowym, ale spokojnie można słuchać podcastów, audiobooków a nawet muzyki (jeśli ktoś nie jest wymagający). Urządzenie zapamiętuje pozycję odtwarzania danego pliku, nawet po pełnym wyłączeniu. Dodatkowo można dodać bieżącą pozycję odtwarzania do zakładek. Bez problemu odtwarza pliki m4a (audiobooki). Fajna funkcja alarmu, można wybrać dowolny plik audio jako dźwięk alarmu i ustawić czy ma być jednorazowy, codziennie, pon-pt; na raz tylko jeden alarm może być ustawiony. W zestawie z odtwarzaczem dołączony był pokrowiec i smycz. Wady: - Radio FM nie działa na wbudowanym głośniku, można słuchać tylko przez słuchawki. - Po każdym wgraniu plików z komputera urządzenie musi je przeskanować. Nie zajmuje to dużo czasu, ale niestety urządzenie potrafi się czasami przy tym skanowaniu zawiesić, i trzeba je wtedy resetować poprzez wkładanie igły w dziurkę. - Jak w każdym chińskim odtwarzaczu, pliki nie są posortowane według nazwy. Można to bardzo łatwo naprawić specjalnym programem, wystarczy wpisać w Google "FAT file sorter". - Urządzenie posiada funkcję usuwania plików, ale odradzam jej używać. Bardzo dziwne rzeczy wtedy się dzieją. W moim przypadku karta microSD przestała być widoczna, pół dnia musiałem potem kombinować jak uratować pliki które na niej były.