Bluetooth MP3 Player,Mahdi 8GB Lossless Music Player MP3 with FM Radio for Running,1.8 Inch TFT Screen,Metal Body Touch Screen,Maximum Support 128GB Micro SD Card

Mahdi M320 player looks pretty nice and solid. The Music mode provides all the choices that you would want: All Songs, Artists, Albums, Genres, Playlists ...Good stuff ... until you select the Bluetooth mode. Connection to a Bluetooth speaker was fairly easy; however the only play option under Bluetooth is All Songs. You CANNOT chose to play by artists or albums or genres ... If you try to get back to the Music mode it will exit the Bluetooth mode. So DO NOT buy this player unless you are okay with the All Songs play. Customer service email as provided in the instruction is in China and is totally useless.

This MP3 player is great if you will be using it for simple playback on headphones, especially for working out since it is so compact. The sound quality is great, as long as you don't use the earbuds that were provided; they are worthless. If you are purchasing this player for the bluetooth feature, which is why I bought it, I would look elsewhere. All of the functions on the player are pretty clear and easy to use, but when you go into the Bluetooth mode, most of those functions are lost. You can't access any folders you created so you have to scroll through possibly hundreds or thousands of songs, depending on how many you loaded onto it, to find the one you are looking for. And some songs that played in the regular menu won't play when you try to access them through Bluetooth. I am a music teacher and wanted to have an inexpensive MP3 player I could leave at school that had every track I needed and I could use wirelessly. This definitely didn't fit the bill.

I received the unit yesterday and out of the box was impressed. Not you're flimsy plastic player like most these days, heavy and well built. Manual is not much help and needs rewritten but I found the player easy to figure out and operate with a little time. I downloaded music on a micro sd card, install and maneuvered around to select and play any file. I also broke out my Sharkk blue-tooth speaker and run through the connection process, no problems, I accessed files, change folders and songs no problem, not sure the issues others had but I found it easy.Very pleased with the purchase and worth the money.

Both my kids have one of these and they adore them for audio books and music. They work well within that function and are sturdy. The small size is nice to tuck into a pocket while we are gardening or doing housework.However. My youngest has wired headphones and has no issues using the features, my eldest though has bluetooth headphones and gets irritated that you cannot have bluetooth enabled AND use the shuffle feature at the same time, only play a playlist through from start to finish in the same order. Why design a bluetooth MP3 player and then NOT be able to use all the features while using bluetooth headphones with it? It is idiotic.I bought my eldest a pair of wired headphones to use with it, but just, ug, irritating. It feels incredibly deceptive, like the maker just wanted to advertise it as bluetooth but not put the work in to make it function properly in that mode.In short, great if you liked wired headphones, skip it though if you use bluetooth ones and want to be able to shuffle your playlists etc.

I noticed that many of the reviews were written by the same person....shame on you. Here's a real review: I love this little player. It is much the same as the cheap Ruizu player (I own 3) in layout but with many added pluses. First of all, this is a hefty little player...solid casted metal casing and has a real quality feel in your hand. Second, instead of the clicker buttons on the Ruizu, this has a capacitive touch surface. Also a few added buttons...a back button, an A/B button for music review, a lock/unlock/shutdown button and a button for instant live recording, just in case you need to capture a thought or moment. NICE! I noticed that the audio engine is better as well. Very clear and detailed. I see one of the main complaints is no choice of albums in Bluetooth mode. Easy to get around. Create a folder on your computer and add the music you want to work out with. Add it to your Mahdi...then choose Browser (called Files/Folder on the Ruizu). choose that folder, select a song. Open Bluetooth and it should play that folder. It worked for me. Bluetooth sounds excellent as well.UPDATE: the NEXT day, while I was putting this to the real test, I found many problems with this. The sound is very harsh on different amps and earbuds. EQ did not help. Bluetooth was hard to link to amplifier and nearly impossible with my Bluetooth earbuds. Then the headphone jack shorted out....poor quality jack caused the audio to cut in and out (missing center channel, etc.} would cause the player to jam up or go into AB mode. Also when in pause mode there is a hum. Not acceptable...sending it back

Works fine but the instructions are very poorly written and incomplete. Especially the directions for the blue tooth connection. I manage to get it connected after several try's but it is not intuitive and I'm not unskilled with electronics programming. Instructions should be rewritten for anyone to be able to understand. Not translated into English by a person with a second hand grasp of the English language that is not a technical writer.

The Head Phone plug in jack didn't last, and Blue Tooth doesn't work. The head phone jack got worst from 1st week on. It would work if played with the but now only works in mono at best. So purchased a Bluetooth to use with it and I can get the blue tooth to connect but then as soon as try to listen to music it disconnects the Blue tooth. Know its not the new head phones because works with other devices. Unhappy with product but not supplier.