Diofox Bluetooth MP3 Player

Dice que era de 80gb me llego de 60gb Y aparte los materiales se sienten muy poco resistentes

The diofox mp3 player is great! Not quite as good as the g5, a different brand, the android system of the diofox is older and some apps won't be compatible with it. Yes, the diofox has the Google play store and can access the internet via WiFi. Over all the diofox performs well, the mp3 player can handle a lot of apps running simultaneously with no trouble. As with any device, you might risk slowing it down if you have a TON of apps, like I do, although I expected more lag and there is almost none. I have dozens of apps downloaded from the play store via WiFi with no problem. I use the diofox as a tablet pc. Great for web surfing, video watching, and the diofox will use the included 64gb SD card as storage, it lets you store apps and their data on the SD card so you can avoid having to delete apps you need due to lack of space. Of course you can also store your videos mp3 s etc on the SD card too. Battery doesn't last very long, about 4 or 5 hours of internet use. It takes between two hours and four hours to charge depending on what type of charger you use. For under $60 with free shipping, you get WAY more than what you pay for when you buy a diofox. Another slightly better mp3 player that costs more and has comparable but better features is the g5

Bought 4 these back in June of 25 for my spa. We only use them starting March 17th. It's been 6 weeks with minimal use. We've had nothing but problems connecting with the Bluetooth. We did used wired headset still continued problems. Now three out of the four have era do not work. Continue to shut off. Do not purchase.

I like this little device very much. It seems to me to be a perfect mp3 player and podcast player. It is deceptively powerful in that it has access to Google Play, so you can install any app you want to play mp3 files or listen to any podcasts. I use it with a premium podcast streaming app (to avoid ads) and it used the license right away and brings down the podcasts I was already subscribed to. I also loaded most of my music mp3 file onto it and can organize and play them using any app I want. It is really a small tablet and can do anything a tablet can do, as far as I can see. It does have a unique UI, so some of the swiping and poking is hard to get used to, but that's about my only complaint. It connects to WiFi very quickly (I haven't tried the Bluetooth yet). and you can customize the way it works easily (like most Android devices). It even has a headphone jack! Mine cames with a nice little protective case (like a cellphone case) and a 64GB micro-sd card (max is 1TB).

MP3 player paired easily with my headphones and I could load music onto it. I bought it to use when running, but it was not suitable for me.