AGPTEK A50 8GB Clip Sport Bluetooth MP3 Player with 1.5-inch TFT Display, Support up to 64GB, Lossless Sound Portable Music Player with FM Radio, Record,Black

I just received this player today and thought I would share my initial thoughts. I was impressed with the size and functionality of this player. It was easy to load and use. I took it on a 5 mile walk and was impressed with the radio function, it worked well and picked up the local stations without much static. Mp3s played well with no problems. I love the size, its small so its not in my way and the clip functioned well, had it clipped to my pant pocket and also tried it on the neck of my t shirt without it falling off. I was able to operate the player without even reading the instructions. I have a Mac Pro laptop and it mounted to the desktop with no problem, I could just drag and drop folders and files to it to load. The worst thing I can come up with is the ear buds were to large for my ears, they kept falling out so I used my cell phone buds for now, I just ordered some jvc gummy plus buds to use with this player. Other than the ear buds I can say I really like this player, the construction appears to be solid and the size is just what I was looking for to take on walks and exercising. I will update this review as time goes on since this is my first day with this player. Just so you know I bought this player Im not part of a promotional program or a give away.

I bought this to replace a stolen iPod Nano Square (think shuffle with a kickass screen). Definitely a learning curve, though not bad, and it has its quirks I had to find workarounds for. But not painful. Sound quality is ok. I don't think it's nearly as good as reviews claim it to be, but I am an audiophile. I bought this to save money so I could buy my $100+ earbuds from Korea.Is it a good replacement for an older iPod? No. Especially not for audio books. I eventually just switched to my phone for listening to audiobooks because the controls on this are so horrible for easily losing your place and then taking forever, almost functionally impossible, to fast forward to where you were (fast forward--hahaha, fast is definitely not the word I would use). I gave up on three books I was seriously into because of this thing. So if audiobooks aren't your thing, this is a decent player if you aren't looking for a DAP. It does play FLAC but I can barely tell the difference in my playlists, which songs are FLAC and which just 300kbs mp3's--and if you understand what I just said, you don't want this player.Otherwise, it's light weight, durable, and functional. And it weights a heck of a lot less than your phone if you are working out. So it has its uses.

It is an ok MP3 player but it has issues. The worst thing about this player is it puts some albums in the wrong order by capitalizing the song names so imagine Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon in the wrong order and how much that would suck. The other thing it does is if you have a double album it puts both albums together and for DJ mixes this ruins the whole thing. I pleaded with AGPTEK for an update that fixes this and they linked me to a file that for one my antivirus flagged it as suspect and then the OS for downloading the update was worded in both broken English and in Greek for all but the most learned computer engineers. Other than that and a pretty lightly lighted display I liked its function. They just need to improve this filing problem as they have a really good chance to catch people like me and get their business. I have mostly my own music taste and knowledge and do not need I Tunes or Spotify to introduce me to new music so I would rather not spend so much for the most basic IPod which cost criminally too much and have made the what used to be great MP3 player market go to crap. Sandisk is not as great as they used to be but at least their players know how to file albums.

I bought this to replace an IPod. I only used the IPod for music so when it died I didn't see buying all the stuff I'd never use. I don't use the bluetooth either so no comment on that.The interface is kinda hard to navigate until you get used to it. There are limited options but the basic stuff you need to play music how you like it is probably there. The best things about this player are the music loading system and the battery life. Simply drop mp3 files onto a microsd and that's it. Battery life is excellent. I didn't write a review until I had charged this several times and it still goes longer than I expect it to. My use of this unit is to listen using earbuds and to connect it directly to the stereo in my car. That's it. Using it this way, the battery lasts all day. It charges with a phone charger. How nice is that?

Apple stopped making iPod shuffles and I feel like wanting to replace that for an MP3 player that's Mac compatible. The sound quality is stupendous. Bluetooth works great. It would only play songs under .mp3 for Bluetooth. It was smaller than I thought it was going to be. Instead of memorizing albums for the song I want, I now have to memorize the track number and alphabet. Now I don't have to sacrifice not listening to artists like Taylor Swift and Hayley Westenra or even songs from both lion king movies and Digga tunnah dance from the 3rd movie. I grew up at a time where music and phones are two separate things. But I also play my music on my iPhone and IPad as well. I feel like buying another one of these babies so that if one dies, I play the other.

A nice player with lots of features for the price and can even play video on the tiny screen but it's difficult to figure out without any directions. When first turned on it takes you to an Audio Recording function for some odd reason instead being able to play music, which should be the main function, so it looks like all you can do is Record. The "user manual" consists of just 1 page with a drawing pointing out what the features on the unit are but there are no actual directions and lots of the functions are down in the menu and hard to find. Once you discover that you can get to the other functions by pressing the Left or Right arrows it's pretty easy to use except for Bluetooth, when that is enabled it can't do anything else.

This little MP3 player is exactly what I was looking for.I was looking for something that had bluetooth so I could just tuck the player in my pocket and let it play without earphone cable being in the way. Bluetooth paired easily and fast with no problems.I can easily switch it over to my earbuds when I want.As an internal 8 GB, it works great with all that I have loaded so far, still lots of room to go, and if I need more I can add up to 64 GB micro SDLove that I can listen to FM radio, with 30 preset spots I never will be short on music choices.The sleep timer was a surprising benefit, now I don't have to wake up to shut off my music.The size is small enough and the weight, you hardly know it's there.You can listen to it while it is on charge, I can't wait to get on the road riding and have this plugged in to my usb port.This is one purchase that I would recommend.

This Mp3 does a good job for the price BUT only if you use it with a wire headphones. Indeed, in bluetooth mode you have no choice but listening to all your songs, you cannot select a specific album, artist, playlist; you cannot fast forward/backward (skip only); you cannot resume where you left off. That's why I had to return it. Too bad, I would have kept it if the bluetooth wouldn't have been so restricted.

Je possédais auparavant un Sensa Clip, que j'ai eu pendant plusieurs années. Le modèle AGPtek me plaisait en raison de la radio mais aussi de pouvoir utiliser autant des écouteurs Bluetooth que ceux avec fil. Bien que l'écoute de la musique soit correcte, ma déception va pour l'option radio. Très déçu car c'est l'option que j'utilisais le plus souvent avec le Sensa. Beaucoup de "brouillage" avec la radio, et c'est pire avec la fonction BT... :-(

Nice MP3 player for the price point. Good deal of features - bought this one for the Bluetooth and it works well to about 10m away. I loaded a 32GB sd card to it - it took a long time to transfer the files from my PC, but no complaints accessing the files from the player. You can delete files - a feature i like to push old podcasts out. Does the job!

I bought this few months ago but now i cannot download any music on it at all it keeps saying something wrong whit the this device. If the seller can do anything for me i will appreciate it. And it doesn't work anymore