SnowSky/FiiO Echo MINI HiFi Bluetooth MP3 Player, 15Hours Playback, Independent Volume Control with 3.5mm/4.4mm Headphones Outputs (Sky Blue)

This is amazing! It plays multiple types of music files making it a DAP player and sounds as good as my Sony Walkman DAP I purchased 9 years ago. I love the retro look of the classic Walkman cassette player while being smaller than an actual cassette. The screen is not touch but the buttons navigate the screen well once you learn how. It has 8gig internal memory and you can expand to 256 gigs with a micro SD card. It's Bluetooth connection was easy and quick but it only remembers one device at a time. I wear it comfortably around my neck and can get 12 hours listening easily from the rechargeable battery. It's an amazing value at a cheap price point. Make sure you visit the FiiO web site for firmware updates to improve your experience. ( lanyard not included)

I have only had this a couple of days, so I will update if it does not hold up. So far, I've been pleased with this little player. It is very lightweight, but it seems durable enough. It is designed to be used with headphones or a speaker (wired or bluetooth) as it does not have its own speaker. I have only tried it with a wired connection, not with bluetooth. It gives a good quality sound. It was very easy to transfer audio files onto it--just click and drag. For reference, I have a Macbook Air. I would like an indicator light so I can see if it's charging, but it does seem to charge just fine. Battery life has thus far lasted all night for my preschooler (i.e. 12 hours). The buttons are a bit odd but not hard to figure out. For example, the volume control is backward (left is louder and right is softer).

I got this after watching YouTube reviews on this device. I had started to rip my CD Library into Flac files and needed a device to store them in. Got a 256 gb mini sd card to go with it. What enticed me about this device is the buttons, small size and not internet along with sd slot for storage. Although Bluetooth is not great since it won't connect with all devices it works well enough when I need it. I got some nice wired headphones to go along with it. Wired sounds way better on this device than Bluetooth. Love the buttons to navigate and simple UI. I do wish playlists worked. The favorite song feature only lasts until you power off the device. May need to check out if there's been software updates. But totally love this device. It makes me escape my phone and the real world since it brings 0 distractions.

Wonderful little device, the battery life is as claimed, it's lightweight enough to hang from my necklace or even a small chain on some headphones- I got some vintage headphones to go with this, and the audio's been great. Worked with all my music, read as an MP3 player with WinAmp, smaller than I thought but then again I must have not noticed the 'mini', it's a pretty blue. It's got everything you need to listen to music and nothing you don't, no ads, no subscriptions, just your own collection of music. Even without Hifi headphones it sounds great to me. I like how the 'direction' can be adjusted for volume and tracking, as it was initially counterintuitive, but was how it'd be on a real cassette player, as this uses those classic style buttons to control everything. Don't expect any fancy graphics or the screen to stay on the entire time, that's a waste of battery this device doesn't do, but what it does do is play your music, let you save favorites, has a decent storage , and fits easily into a backpocket, or on a keychain. I may yet buy an actual cassette player off this company- or a non-mini version, but so far its' really scratched that itch for a cozy, simple, yet quality music player for the music that I own. And has me hunting for a balanced headphone to try out the other jack.

Quality is good in some ways, really bad in others. It only seems to remember one Bluetooth device at a time, and will not connect to the stereo in my car at all, presumably because mine is the kind that wants to show a pin and have you confirm to connect. Okay, nbd I just buy an aux cable, but now I can't skip songs from the radio buttons. To skip on this device, one must press and hold an arrow key, which is annoying. It should really be tap to skip, hold for volume instead. Then I find out that my .ogg files won't play at all, despite it saying that file type is supported. Okay, fine. So I convert them to flac. Still says "format not supported" despite other flacs playing fine. So I try mp3. Great, they play now. But all of a sudden the right audio channel is just... gone? Bluetooth, aux, doesn't matter. Just all of a sudden it's broken. All I've done is connect the thing to a pc a half dozen times, had it 4 days and mostly been a pain in the butt every time I tried to use it, resulting in me just driving with no music instead. Audio quality is quite good, and I like the mini Walkman style design, but I am extremely disappointed I even spent $50 on this. If I were to have one that didn't break itself in less than a week I might give it 3-4 stars.

I was skeptical while looking online for a basic offline music player. Something with zero mega corporations watching and selling data. No subscriptions etc. watched a YouTube video or two while scanning for signs of being paid to make a positive video.. decided the reviews seemed genuine. I’m glad I did. This player is great. (I hesitate to call it an mp3 player because.. it’s playing flaac as I’m typing this.) it only derped out once. I had it shut down and restart. Been fine since and the reboot was fine. And there’s a recessed reset option for if it wigs out worse. I recommend putting all music on your SD card from the start. If you try to split your files between the built in memory and the SD card memory so you can switch between them- you’ll likely be annoyed. It takes some time to set up each time you swap. But once you’ve set it to read one of them, it’s always ready to go when you turn it on. The size and weight are so perfect for putting in a pocket. The navigation buttons are good. At first I thought the orientation of volume up and down was odd, and then I put it in my pocket and used the buttons while in pocket. The. You realize there was thought put into even this use-case. It’s a good product. I recommend it.

Killer! Pair with some solid IEMs & the biggest microSD card you can afford and stuff your digital library in there and you'll have a concert hall between your ears. The built in double DAC is outstanding and for this price, can't be beat. I have several DAPS and this is a great value. Do yourself a solid and spending more than $20 on wired IEMs. You're welcome!

Looks fantastic. Made of plastic, but well built. Fair price. Cons: hard to use (not intuitive at all). Menu system sucks! Sound is just “so-so”.

Très bon appareil ; mais le problème c’est de pouvoir télécharger de la musique …maintenant : impossible ,tout est bridé .

This was worth every penny. It just kept me entertained over 14 hours of flying and still has battery left. Same interactions/menus as old Creative Muvo mp3 players from the 2000's, so it's intuitive and responsive. It's the size of two boxes of matches placed side by side, and very light but very solid. The housing does not creak. I got the official leather case for it and it looks great.

It works as expected...that vintage touch in a modern package. Audio quality is really good.

Ein super schöner kleiner Walkman so würde ich ihn beschreiben. Erinnert mich an dem Design eines WM 20 von Sony. Das war damals der kleinste Walkman. Der war gerade so groß war wie eine Kassettenhülle daran erinnert mich dieses Modell der Sound ist spitze. Verarbeitung ist top wie gesagt ein Walkman in Minigröße alleine die Kassetten Animation finde ich klasse schönes Gerät nur zu empfehlen der Sound ist einfach unvergesslich. Nur meine Empfehlung zu dem Gerät bei einem passenden Kopfhörer sucht kann ich den Koss Porta pro empfehlen. Beide zusammen ist unschlagbar man kann dort dann richtig einen guten Sound genießen wie aus den Achtzigern. Ich kann den Player wärmsten empfehlen.

Es buenísimo, si quieren que la música quede limpia y bonita la pueden editar en Musicolet, yo lo hice porque no tengo PC y quedó bonita. Algo importante es que se debe comprar una tarjeta micro SD, yo compré una ADATA de 128 GB y todo bien, es cómodo y ligero. Otra cosita o sorpresa agradable es que tiene un muy buen Bluetooth, conecté mis audífonos Bluetooth y me funciona de maravilla, tiene un modo aleatorio y eso ya es mucha ganancia. Se le puede pasar música desde el teléfono. 10000/10