MP3 Player, Wiwoo 16GB Bluetooth MP3 Player with Clip FM Radio Voice Recorder Earphones, Running Portable Music Player Support up to 128GB (F3)

I listen to a lot of audiobooks while I exercise and went through a number of small MP3 players since I do not want to use or carry my phone around with me. This one is by far the best, I need to charge it only every couple of days, it has a clear display, easy to download books to and find tracks. I have had it for 3 months now and so far so good. Other brands I tried did not even last that long or where a lot more difficult to use.

An inexpensive bluetooth player with plenty of memory. I got it so I could put all 1200 songs from my laptop onto a portable device. The Wiwoo handles them all without an extra memory card. Handles all my mp3 formats. Features; Shuffle your playlist, customizable equalizer, a clock, calendar, voice recorder, holds photos (don't know why, but it will), sleep timer, Menus can be displayed in dozens of different languages, FM radio. The Wiwoo remembers all of your devices for faster pairing. Has a headphone jack, too. Clip it to your shirt, shorts... At first, I thought it felt light, maybe it would be a cheesy, but I guess it's as heavy as it needs to be. I love this thing!

This is a cute TINY little mp3 player that's good enough for my walks. The battery has lasted several weeks for me. The bass isn't fabulous, but I didn't expect it to be--the sound is decent enough. The earplugs stay in place while walking but I'm not sure they'd be great for running.I took off a star because I had a problem getting it to turn on when I first got it (after charging it)--and I emailed the company through Amazon and never got a response. So poor customer service! If I didn't get it to work finally, I would have processed it as a return but it did work. Since then it has been fine...I think the issue was my computer going to sleep during the charging cycle. It should have charged while the computer was awake, at least, but I had to reset (with a paperclip, a tiny button on the side) to get it to wake up.

I love that it has all of the features that it advertised and that they work well.I purchased it specifically for its Bluetooth capability (which is rare in mp3 plays, especially one that size) and voice recorder (also rare). These, and most everything else it says, it does well.However, what bothered me the most was the quality (or rather the lack thereof), evident in 1) the fact that despite me trying 2 times to download my music, it for some reason starts the songs about 2-3 seconds late (and on some occassions, end the songor speech early,) which lessens the experience at best, or cuts out info at worst.Upon closer inspection, it seems that for the first 2 seconds it's silent, then the music cuts in, as if it's processing...2) I don't like the user interface, which is very cheap looking and the font, which looks a bit like times New Roman, isn't the easiest the read at a glance.The background is white with slim, usually black characters. Most menus are delineated so that the menu looks like it's printed on notebook paper. I can see why there are hardly any pictures of the actual menus in the product images.Additionally, some of the menu options and set ups are not very intuitive or concise, which leads me to believe that they were written by someone for whom English was not their first language. (This is especially evident in the Bluetooth menu)Still, for all that it does, it's a good deal.But I would advise the maker to put more time and effort into their hardware (to ply files as they should be) and the user interface.(photos to come.)

I've used Sansa MP3 players for many years and decided to give this Wiwoo a try. I'm very impressed with the Wiwoo. It has all the same features of the Sansa and works just as good at a lower price point. Advantage of the Wiwoo is there is no software to download, and there is an active screen graphic while your music is playing so if you don't have the album cover you still have a cute graphic that looks like an album spinning on a turntable. The Wiwoo also has a date/time stamp as well as a clock screen saver which I find to be a great feature. I love the blue tooth capability on the Wiwoo, its very easy to connect to blue tooth with his device. The Bluetooth has a good range. I'm not sure what the exact range is but I had a Bluetooth speaker on my patio table and had the Wiwoo clipped to my t-shirt while I was working in the backyard and the music kept playing without interruption.

I liked alot of things about this little device, but I bought it for the purpose of listening to mono MP3 files and audiobooks (which are mono not stereo unless otherwise noted) It was great with wired earbuds but when paired with multiple brands of bluetooth headsets/earbuds, the sound only came out through one side. Tested it with music and sound came out both sides.Another issue was that I didn't find the buttons to be incredibly responsive or accurate in their function.I was disappointed because I had done a bit of research before choosing this device & I missed my window to return it . I'm just going to resell it on Ebay .After further research I've decided that to get the audio files I want to listen to in stereo, while using bluetooth earbuds, an MP3 player is not the way to go. Because I want something small, light weight & easy to use, I'm going to get an ipod nono 7th gen. I find it it odd that newer technology can't deliver what I want without the size or cost of a cellphone (seriously, who'd want to use a $500 or more phone for listening to audiobooks while jogging, doing yard work. Not only is the size inconvenient but if you accidentally dropped it in water <cleaning the pool>, mud, snow , concrete <soft or hard !> you would endup with a damaged or dead phone!!)