Riptunes MP2128S 8GB 2.8-Inch Touch Screen MP3 and Video Player (Silver)

The mp3 player is not the one that is shown in pic!! Your sent a different type and it looks and feels very light and cheap. Very little info is sent with it, on how to down load items to it, or how to convert media/music to it. Does not come with a program so you can easily drag and drop from your PC ,not very user friendly.

I was looking for a cheaper Mp3 player and this was the one I went with. It does have some issues you would expect but it works as an mp3 player. I've had it since November and use it daily and it still works fine. When I got it it was almost $38 now I see its almost $45. Not sure I would spend $45 on this, unless it was the best looking deal again. It has a built in speaker that works pretty decently, the ear buds that it comes with are useless, I tried them on a different device and they wouldn't hold a connection. I have not tried an SD card yet so I can't say how that works, based on the functionality of the player I imagine it works just fine. One reason why I went with this one is it seemed like it could do playlists but it cannot. The touch screen is kind of hard to operate, I wouldn't recommend this for in the car. You have to switch it off other wise it will kill the battery and for charging it never says when it's fully charged but I leave it on for a few hours and its good for 8 + hours of use. Other than that it takes some messing around with to get the navigation down but I like this player.

Bought it for my nine year old and we were underwhelmed. If you want to listen to the radio and record music from the radio only its perfect. But at that price, why bother just for radio? Anything more, like downloading from another device, was impossible. After several frustrating hours, we finally discovered we would have to purchase a formatting disc to sync it to the computer and access any of the higher tech features. We were not interested in investing more money into this dubious product. My son asked me if he could have permission to dismantle it and try to reconfigure the hardwiring. Well, why not?

It will not charge but the people were realy nice and got it the next day and the next day i got my money back

its ok for the price but the screen is really unresponsive and hard to use.

this was for a gift to the person you like ....

As others have mentioned, the reviews for this product are hugely misleading because they are for a different product by sony. Heck, even some of the pictures of this thing are flat-out wrong.Stay the heck away from this thing. I didn't read the warning reviews until after I received this hunk of junk.It's extremely cheaply made, the touchscreen barely works (in fact, mine arrived with a dead-zone on the right-hand side), the playlist support is laughable at best, and the camera doesn't work under a wide variety of situations, such as indoor light. Not even good as an MP3 player, yet there are all kind of barely functioning bells and whistles to make you feel really ripped off for buying it. I suppose "rip tunes" is more than just a clever name in that regard.EDIT: Luckily, after a careful inspection of the unit, I, unsurprisingly, found that the touchscreen was faulty. There is a rather huge dead-zone on the right side of the unit that makes it nearly impossible to scroll through songs when you open them in the folder menu. Even after calibration, the dead-zone persists. Back it goes.

Worth the price. Easy to use.Cheap looking. Hopefully we won't lose the stylus because I think it would be very difficult to replace. It's teeny tiny to fit in the slot on the mp3 player and I have never seen one so small ( much smaller than the kind on a Nintendo DS).