iDiskk Bluetooth MP3 Player True Wireless Earbuds for Phones and Tablets,32GB Touch Screen HiFi Music Player with Pedometer (The Storage Card is Included)

Somebody who understands English should at least proofread the very limited instructions. If you are going to sell a product made in China with Chinese and English instructions, at least try to have the English understandable. The instructions mention different colored lights for what appear to be the same functions. And they leave out a lot of information needed to work all aspects of the device. For example, it comes already loaded with a huge playlist. One would have to assume to somehow download it somewhere, and hopefully not accidentally delete your own existing playlist. And almost impossible to get any meaningful customer service answers or help.

I like that's it's small and can fit in my pocket

Sound sometimes doesn’t work but still good

Great product for the price

My son likes listening music

The iDiskk 2in1 MP3 Player and Noise Cancelling Bluetooth True Wireless Earbuds attempt to offer an MP3 player with a set of truly wireless earbuds. To do this iDiskk houses a pair of earbuds that look very similar to Apple's 1st generation of Airpods inside a charging case that features a touchscreen and a micro SD card slot.- True Wireless Earbuds- Score: 3.0/5.0The truly wireless earbuds on this set are the second-best aspect of this offering. Out of the box they have to be paired the MP3 player on this unit. Afterwards, you'll have to pair them with any external devices. Please be aware these items are identified as "airbuds", not MB01 which is the name of the MP3 player. When paired with the MP3 player of this unit they sound lifeless and monotoned. However, pair them with a better source and they sound much more lively. I'd grade their sound as slightly better than average.-MP3 Player- Rating: 1.0/5.0The MP3 player of this device is feature-rich. In addition to a music player, this unit functions as a pedometer, a clock with alarm, a calendar, and a file manager. The failing iDiskk made was they focused on providing a lot of features instead of refining the quantity of the features offered. For example, the MP3 player failed because the touchscreen interface was so unresponsive I found it frustrating to use. Adding to that frustration was the difficulty of getting files onto the device. The instructions state users should plug the included USB cord into a USB-A port on their computers and attach the other end to the MP3 player and select the mass storage option once a popup appears on the computer. I never got a popup window so I had to use the included thumb drive adapter to transfer music over to the MP3 player. Even then, only 100 of the 2450 songs I downloaded were available in the randomly selected playlist the device chose for me. I had to use the file manager feature to locate and play the other songs and that process wasn't always successful.- Additional features (i.e, calendar, clock, file manager, and pedometer)- Rating 1.0/5.0In a nutshell, less is more. The additional features of this MP3 player were woefully inconsistent. The pedometer only sporadically counted steps, the calendar only allows you to see dates there are no scheduling features and the alarm is dependent upon you actively using the MP3 player with some external speaker or the included airbuds otherwise there's no way to hear it.- Accessories (32GB micro SD card, USB-C charging/data cable, and USB thumb drive adapter)- Rating 4.0/5.0In this area, more was more. Tbh I may not use this MP3 player very often but the memory card fits in several phones and speakers I own. Those items will definitely benefit from this card and the short USB-C cable that was included in this package. I'll also carry the USB thumb drive adapter with me daily as the convenience of being able to insert micro SD cards into it and plug the whole unit into a computer is useful to my workflow.-Overall rating: 2.5 out of 5.0.If you're looking for a quality MP3 player I simply cannot recommend this item for that purpose. I found getting music on the device tedious, navigation frustrating, and sound quality poor. However, the extras that come with the device aren't bad. The airbuds are decent for very casual listening and the included accessories are highly useful for other purposes. None of these make this offering worth buy at the current asking price which is just shy of 50 dollars, but if you're gifted this item check the entire contents of the package for the included accessories as they may prove useful.

This is a cool idea but it was not designed well.Pros:You can listen to music anywhere you want, independent from the internetSmall and compact so easy to carry around.Comes with Bluetooth earbuds so no worry of wires snagging on anything.Lots of storage so you can download over 1000 songs.Over 100 hit songs came already downloaded on the MP3 player... I just hope they obtained those songs legally.Cons:Weak Bluetooth connection so if I'm not carrying the player with me constantly it cuts out.The ear buds are cheap plastic, are uncomfortable, and easily fall out of my ear.Touchscreen doesn't work very well, making it really hard to click on the right things.The settings and features available are hard to use and figure out.Downloaded MP3 files to the player but it wouldn't play them.Music quality stinks compared to other devices, so it is practically useless.Ear buds don't charge half the time when I put them in, so I have to wiggle them around to get it to work.The MP3 player has no speakers and no way to hook up other earbuds so if the Bluetooth earbuds get lost or lose their charge there is no other way to listen to the music.Pedometer doesn't work at all.Overall, it is just so much better to buy some earbuds instead and download music directly onto your phone. Unless you want some cheap quality music to give to your little kid without a phone, don't get this.