AGPTEK HiFi Bluetooth MP3 Player Rocker V2 High Resolution Digital Audio Player with Gapless Playback for Audiophile, Compatible with Rockbox Supports up to 256GB, Black Upgraded Version

Easy to use. Sound is great at an affordable price. Bought this one specifically for gapless playback. Hard to find that feature at this price. Love it so far.

This player does gapless playback, as is essential for the music I like, though a slight tick can all too often be heard between tracks when the music continues right through.I rip (from CD), load, and organize my music via MS Media Player, using .m3u playlists. It took a while to figure out how, but it works. Be warned that the OS cannot handle characters with accents or umlauts in track titles or their calls in the playlists. These accordingly have to be laboriously edited out; otherwise the player fails to match the playlist's call with the mp3 file name, and complains, in typically unidiomatic English, "file not existing."It has no touch-screen, just a wheel switch, and its display is low-res & nearly monochrome.What I chiefly like about the player is precisely what is missing. Unlike with the newer players, it has no microphone to make it a sound recorder, no accelerometer to make it a pedometer. I like that because it means the device has very low potential as an instrument for surveiling the user.

Battery failure

Good player with a clunky interface.

The device connects to wi-fi just fine. Storage works fine. The device does not automatically organize music according to genre, playlist, etc when importing music.The device does not come with a GUI so you will be unable to organize your music. I've seen some blogs that advise the use of windows media, but that process is labor-intensive.If your expecting functionality comparable to an iTunes mp3 player, don't bother. This device is very inferior to that product.

The sound is really good but the Bluetooth range is horrible. I work in a large office and when I walk to the other side of the office it loses reception after a few feet. The battery drains quickly on Bluetooth, better on non-Bluetooth headphones. The interface isn't bad once you get the hang of it. EDIT: I'm lowering the stars on this because of the number of "unknown file format" messages I get for file that I know are fine and play on other devices. Although it does sound good, I'm becoming disappointed by the number of files the device is claiming issue with.

I bought this for my grandson as a Christmas gift. He absolutely loves this device. I never see him without it. Not sure if that's a good thing though, cause now all he does is listen to music.

I have had at least one of these players for over a year. I now have several of them. They are reliable and function very well.