AGPTEK A02 MP3 Player with Bluetooth 5.3, 1.8 inch Screen Portable Music Player with Speaker, FM Radio, Voice Recorder, Supports Expanded Up to 128GB(Black, 32GB)

Reviews

1. Tessie – March 23, 2025

   Good value/low tech MP3 player. “I am overall satisfied with this purchase. Initially, I was surprised by how lightweight and inexpensive the MP3 player felt, and the low screen resolution was somewhat jarring. However, my daughter is very happy with it, as this is her first MP3 player, and I appreciate that it does not have internet access. The FM radio function works surprisingly well when using wired headphones. While the device does not come with headphones, it supports both Bluetooth and wired options. The controls were slightly confusing at first, but my third-grade daughter quickly figured them out and navigates with ease.

2. Steph Romero – November 28, 2024

   Works Perfectly. The player came uncharged, but that’s alright because it charges quickly. The battery also lasts enough for a whole day of regular listening.When attempting to transfer songs to the player, I had a bit of trouble because I had the USB-C already connected to the player when I plugged it into the computer, however, upon disconnecting the USB-C and reconnecting, the MP3 appeared on the computer, and I was able to transfer my music easily.I found that you have to create playlists directly on the MP3 instead of on the computer which sucks a bit, but it’s not that difficult. When you are on the song screen, press M (top button) and scroll down to where it says add to playlist.If you don’t want the player to sleep after a few minutes of paused music, go to Settings, Sleep Timer, then Off. It was my main turn off from the device until I realised this. Long press on the M to lock the MP3 from making any accidental presses when it’s in your pocket. A lot of the features are found by just messing around, so I suggest playing around with it for a bit to figure out everything it can do which is quite a lot.Videos should be saved as .amv files and e-books as .txt files :)Overall, it works very well, and it’s very sturdy and simple to use once you get the hang of it.

3. Traveler – July 14, 2016

   Really glad I got this. Really glad I got this! Sound is great, it DOES support ‘drag-n-drop’, holds 80 gigs worth of media (with the 64 gb card), & the battery life blows me away. I have had this 9 days, listen for hours a day, & the charge icon is only slightly below the top; I’d have to keep a notepad with time used for a while to see how long it will actually last (if I do, I’ll update my review). I have to believe at this point, it actually WILL last 70-80 hours! You simply can’t beat it for the price. It’s tiny, but I can still see the screen, & I am nearsighted. Light as a feather; can’t be 2 ounces. Volume goes higher than my Zune touch 32 gb, which still works, but won’t hold my entire collection; & the battery only lasts 4, maybe 5 hours. One thing I like better on the Zune, is the touch screen; you can see more at once, & scroll though your collection more quickly – really fast interface. If AGPtEK does create a touch model similar to the Zune, but with the features this one has (or more) + 50-60 battery life, & as reasonably priced comparatively speaking, it’s as good as purchased. In case you are considering this, it also has a nice mixer, & when I checked their site, new firmware is available, although I have yet to install it; waiting to read reviews from those that have (want to see if it helps or hurts it).I use the BOSE noise cancelling headphones (also highly recommended, also great battery life – 1 AAA battery) :https://www.amazon.com/Bose-QuietComfort-Cancelling-Discontinued-Manufacturer/dp/B0054JJ0QW/ref=sr_1_6?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1468501939&sr=1-6&keywords=bose+noise+cancelling+headphonesThey may be discontinued, but I love these things. Came with an airplane adapter & rigid case. I’d be curious to know what the replacement model sounds like…