192GB 4.7" Touch Screen(1280P) Mp3 Player with Bluetooth and WiFi, Android 13 Music Player with Spotify,Pandora,Amazon Music,Bluetooth Mp3 Player with Camera,Mp3 & Mp4 Players for Kids

I've had this unit for just a day, and despite a few minor quirks I'm pretty impressed with it. It's not an iPod, but it's decades beyond in capability. I'm a long-time user of iPods (I'm 76) and I don't need a lot of the unit's capabilities, but the Bluetooth, wi-fi capability, build quality, sound quality, ease of use, charging speed and money value can't be beat (unless you want to spend over a grand for a newer iPhone). The battery life so far has been fine, despite some of the complaints I've seen (it has a quick screen shut-down that really helps). My only concern: Will it last as long as my iPod?

I am not the most Techie person but somewhat know my way around these things. I have a decent commute to work and enjoy my music but don't have streaming in my old Honda. I have a lot of cds, but enjoy a variety now and then. I got an adapter to put in my lighter to bluetooth music over my car radio. I was using an old cell phone to bluetooth to my radio but it was getting too old and unreliable. I did a lot of research and decided on this one. I downloaded some songs from my laptop (easy enough) and put in the ear buds that came with it...and was extremely underwhelmed and dissapointed. My son took the ear buds listened and threw them in the trash, played with the player a bit, gave me his good ear buds and HOLY CRAP!!! It sounded WONDERFUL!! The app that came in to organize your songs is very well organized, no ads, and very easy to use. All in all, it holds a LOT of music, sounds great over whatever system I use, I have 2 libraries of music, my downloads synced from my laptop ( my cd collection my kids put in it) and my Amazon music downloads. It has a lot of other features that my kids tried to teach me, but I am happy with my music library. The battery holds the charge well and plays along time on a charge I highly recommend it but really, toss the ear buds and get a good pair .

I was mostly just looking for an MP3/podcast player, and this has that at a very attractive price, and then I can throw on whatever other android apps I want (games, etc.). The launcher is very rudimentary, but you could presumably replace it with nova launcher or something else. I was OK with the stock launcher. It's android 13 and a bit funky in some ways, but if you're just looking for basic media functionality, it's good value. I like the screen size too. Like a very small phone that easily fits in the pocket.

It is very easy to use, Bluetooth and WiFi are responsive, and it connects quickly. It is a little slow to start when it is powered off, about 40 seconds. It is worth the cost, in my opinion. I would recommend it to a friend.

I actually really enjoy this device. It fits well in my hands, it's really fast, and the included accessories made it easy to start using it to it's fullest. I even had the used it as a backup phone once when I forgot to bring my actual phone and was forced to download Whatsapp on the YEOODOP to call my mother. The speaker and mic worked really well on that call. The sound was crisp on the speakers and the quality of the provided headphones was nice. It comes with a 128GB SD card, which makes it easy for me to transfer my songs and files from my PC to the device. All around, this is a fairly powerful devices.However, the battery life on this thing was a terrible lie. I watched the battery percentage tick down before my very eyes. While just having the home screen open, the battery drains 1% every 4mins. That would mean that the battery would run out in about 6hrs, not the 30hrs this page advertises. Also, as of 3 days ago, I'm experiencing dead pixels on the screen. I've only had the thing for little over a week as of writing this review yet the dead pixels are increasing.As much as I like my YEOODOP, I can't fully recommend it. I'll still be using it (I don't use it for more than 6hrs and am always close to a charging port, the dead pixels don't block too much though I'm currently trying to fix it), but I'm still greatly disappointed by these two setbacks.EDIT: The dead pixels got worse so I had Amazon replace it. The replacement has equal battery life to the first one, so the battery was definitely not faulty on my first one. It just sucks.EDIT2: I ended up returning this and getting a different MP3 player. The dead pixels only got worse, so I asked Amazon for a replacement. The replacement came in and the MicroSD card ended up getting stuck inside the device (the hole for the slot was bigger than the casing for it, so the card got stuck between the MicroSD casing and whatever is above it within the device.) So it's either pay money to take it apart and get it out or ask for another replacement. Honestly, I'm tired of dealing with this thing. Even though I've said it works well, the main app I wanted an MP3 player for doesn't even run on the thing and the volume nob is clunky to use. I could get over it if it worked well, but all these problems just doesn't make this device worth the extra hassle. I change my original rating (4) to a 2.

Mp3 player works great

It goes to sleep often which is super annoying and downloading apps works well. The memory or broken up and mostly on card. Must have Wi-Fi to use internet.I have not tried putting music on it yet

This was a complete waste of money. I have this MP3 player, and at first, the Bluetooth wouldn't pair with anything without resetting it multiple times, and it would not charge. I was sent a second one by support, which doesn't charge either. Not reliable, and you can't charge it. So it will not last long.