Crillutar 16GB MP3 Player MP4 Player Music Player With Micro SD Card Slot, Expandable Up To 64GB, Supporting Music Player Video player Photo Viewer and E-Book - Pink

I bought this because my old 4gb MP3 player is now full up and this one had great reviews and a great price.However it seems that you get what you pay for, I never write reviews but I felt I should share my experience as the current reviews are one sided and I feel inaccurate.The whole thing is made of cheap plastic that bends when held too hard and feels like it could break. If you press the buttons too hard it makes the screen change colour which makes me concerned about how long it would last.The buttons are loud and clicky and the whole way it works to cycle through the menus just seems backwards to me. And it seems that once you get to a certain menu the only way I could find to go back was to turn it off and turn it back on again :-sUnfortunately there is no lock but on the plus side it does have a shuffle feature.It displays songs by file name only and you can't search by artist so good luck finding a particular song if you have a lot of music!I tried to get around this by syncing artists direct from windows media player. This created a separate folder for each artist, each folder had separate sub-folders inside for each individual album. Problem solved, or so I thought... I then discovered that you could only play songs from the final sub folder (such as individual albums) and not play all the artist songs as one playlist. So I then painstakingly cut and pasted from each album folder into an individual folder for each artist. That worked but unfortunately there is no option to play all songs so I was stuck with just listening to a single artist at a time. To get around this I had to copy and paste all of my songs into one folder with no sub-folders and put that onto the mp3 player as well as the individual albums. So I basically had every song in my collection twice on the mp3 player just to be able to listen to them how I wanted to!I then realised that it was not worth the effort as when I plugged in my old good quality headphones (the ones included with the mp3 player are awful), I found that the sound quality is very poor even with good headphones. It just sounds tinny and generally poor quality.For the money it's ok for someone who doesn't have a lot of music and isn't bothered about poor sound quallity or a child who is too young to know any better. But I can't recommend this to anyone else.In the end I had a brainwave and dug out my old samsung brick phone. I used the 16gb memory card that came with the mp3 player and copy pasted my music on to that. The automatically phone sorts them via artist or song, has a shuffle, lock and great sound quality. Problem solved at long last :-D

Really pleased with our purchases of two of these little machines. The build quality is very good and the sound excellent. Very easy to drag and drop music/files onto the micro SD card that I bought to expand the memory. Have uploaded photos. Originally bought HccToo but sent it back as it was too clunky and not easy to operate. For the money this is an excellent buy.

Easy to use, short time to fully charge and I can play music whole night while sleeping.But, it doesn't play MP4 as mentioned in the title. I can't play video

In my opinion this item can be described as ‘ value for money’ it’s very cheap and surprisingly works fine. It has features such as playing music, video, recording and text, which I’d say it’s great considering the price!When you first receive it and touch it, it’s very very light and simple, but works fine and it’s very easy to set up and use.In my opinion this is a good item for young teenagers, or even adults when you don’t want to pay a lot for a MP3 player and yet be able to listen to some music. I just shared my own experience and I’m happy with my purchase.

The sound quality is surprisingly decent for a cheap MP3. It isn't the most straight forward in use, but with a bit of poking around (or actually reading the manual) you get used to it. I like that you can charge it of your laptop. The design is nice and I like its small size. HOWEVER, after a few days of use, the loop function stopped working. It would play once and then go to sleep. I used it for an audio art piece and needed it to play continuously, so it not looping really let me down and I had to rush to find a replacement. And most bizarrely that happened with BOTH of them, as I bought two for my piece. So all in all, if you just want something cheap to listen to music on, its quite good, but do not put your trust in it if you need something more advanced... I didn't use any other functions, besides audio, so can't review that

Great look. Compact size. Easy to operate. Difficult to see in high sunlight on holiday where I usually use it. However using the shade of my hat I could see the screen clear enough to change albums. No issue with downloads as all I had to do was take the micro flash card out of my old player, slot it in and go.

The only good thing I can say about this peice of junk is that it arrived pretty quickly.Everything else associated with this device is very poor. The build quality is 'toy shop' quality, confusingly difficult to navigate around, when using the device and the small mp3 files I'd tried to transfer never appeared, apart from one!Disappointed is an understatement. I'm well aware you get what you pay for, but I expected something that actually works!Will not be wasting my money again buying inferior products. You live and learn, cheap on price and cheap on quality, rubbish!

Brilliant little mp3, literally the only downside is that it doesnt accept songs taken straight from CDs which was the majority of what my son wanted. I cant figure out how to convert them either. The colour is lovely, it is robust as my son has dropped it several times outside without even scratch, and the battery life is amazing!