If Spotify or Apple music launch dedicated audio player with their whole collection and WiFi compatibility and compact too. it will break whole industry Dream product for many music lovers Still dreaming✨
2:01 in the time of emergency that would be the most useful feature for you I saw a movie few months back where the hero was stuck in a pandamic and couldn't use the fm radio as all of his earphones were wireless 😂😂😂😂 this gave me a serious fobia and now i have 2 wired earphones though their speakers don't work but atleast they could be used to start up the radio feature 😂😂😂
Sir can you please share a review on durability of the mp3 player and the in the box earphones? Also how much did it cost you? Is it good for ₹1900/- ?
This cost around ₹1,850 back then. Yes, it seems good enough for that. There seems to be a newer version out now as well, with Bluetooth connectivity. I never used the provided earphones because I already have significantly better IEMs. Durability wise, the mp3 player seems alright. It won't last a lot of drops and rough handling. But as long as we use it like a grown up human and not an ape, it'll be fine😅👍🏻
@TheHopelessGeek thanks for the reply! I am in school and really don't want my hard earned savings to be wasted. Would this give me good sound quality with under ₹800 iems?
Well, I'm not completely sure, but it certainly won't have the same quality as Apple music lossless. But it's more than enough for beginner level IEMs.
Nice. I use mostly uncompressed lossless with wired iems when I want good audio. Good to get facts right. Oppo were the first to remove the 3.5mm headphone jack. They made it a big publicity thing about the sleek design, improved durability etc. Apple didn't do the same until some time later. Samsung made adverts saying they would never remove the 3.5mm jack. For years I used LG phones with their fantastic ess sabre Quad DACs. Now I use a Sony Xperia with 3.5mm headphone socket and sd card. Not as good as LG for audio quality but there aren't many choices for 3.5mm headphone Jack's, sd cards and 4 years of updates.
would recommend an rs200-350 instead of paying rs2k+ for this there's no powerful preamp or dedicated caps that'll help play on iem with more than 35ohm impudence rather the rs4.5k and above players are better
It's far from the best, but it supports FLAC with above average preamp, so not bad for the price. It performs better than some USB c dongles I've used. Not sure about USB DAC-AMPs though.
@@TheHopelessGeek There are wired Dongles about ₹3k its not worth to buy it. A dedicated Dac minimum ₹5k or just get the Flagship M15 worth ₹22k and an Apple Music subscription. then only its true justice for your Flagship IEMS or any IEMS in general
Bro big billion sale is close..would love to see u suggested us some good deals on gadgets this sale ❤ Like good laptops on every price segment, keebs, phone etc.
I use a cheap made-in-China music player when I'm exercising because I don't want to have my phone on my person all the time, especially when I'm running.
I am looking to buy either this or audiocular m11 (similar specs but has 32 Gb for 300 rupees more) . My main motive is to get rid of my phone addiction. Can it work for some reasonable amount of time and i have never used hifi listening. Till now i have just used jbl ch100 earphones and i was pretty satisfied. Will it be long lasting and is the audio output alright for someone who doesn't care much about hifi listening but wants some good amount of output clarity
I downloaded my library from Amazon music a few years ago. It had everything. Now they don't allow that type of downloads. I'm looking for alternatives
@@TheHopelessGeek Some folks rip files from CD's (I've heard some audiophiles doing this have truly _massive_ collections on their players) and those don't come with embedded album art unlike music you get from Amazon/Bandcamp/Beatport, etc. Music files acquired this way often depend on being organized into album folders with a single "folder.jpg" serving as the artwork for each separate album. Personally I don't listen to albums, but a folder of individually-purchased singles set to random play, so whenever necessary I've manually inserted album art (and metadata) using a freeware Windows application called "MP3tag". I have an additional use case which may or may not apply here since I use a SanDisk Clip Sport, which will only show album art if it's 480x480 or smaller. Most purchased MP3's have 500x500 (with some songs having as much as 700x700) album art, so i have to use MP3tag to extract the artwork from the MP3 (you can then save it as a .jpg), resize the resulting jpg in an image editor, then use mp3tag again to re-insert the resized image (along with the original) back into the file, along with any missing metadata you can just type in. Once saved, the Clip will show the album art (subject to a couple of operational quirks). The player you're reviewing here may or may not have the same restriction, but if it's not mentioned in the manual, you _might_ want to play around with embedding different sizes to see what works. That is, if album art is of any importance to you (I know it was a commenter you were replying to, but I figured my info might be helpful in general) Something you might want to check for is whether this player can randomize (shuffle) its playback. Some (most?) generic Chinese music players only simulate random play by _occasionally_ jumping forward or backward in the track list...in the _same order_ every time you power up the device. I went with the SanDisk players since they actually randomize their playback in shuffle mode such that you cannot predict what song will play next in a given session. My experience with the generic players was during the era when they only had at most 1-2 gigs of onboard space, but I wouldn't be surprised to learn that the low-end units still do that today. ...wow, this turned out to be a lot longer comment than I planned 🤓.
brother. dues it support c-type head phones? please also tell whether it can play flac, wav, mq4, m4a audio formats. because we know mp3 is not a hi-res audio.
Yes, it can play FLAC. I haven't tried m4a and mq4 types. It's mainly made to output via the headphone jack, so the USB port may not be audio compatible.
Can you let me know how its working. I have just ordered one from the concept kart. What's your verdict on this . As this is my first portable mp3 player and am willing to get something that sticks with me for a long time
This should be fine as long as you use it a bit carefully. It's not super durable, so dropping it won't be a good thing. But that's true for most electronic gadgets.😅
@@TheHopelessGeekbro I've been looking for a similar product like ipod 5 classic and it's really hard to find one like that these days. And description of this product says it can play videos too so is it true or not?? If not then can you please suggest one to play both mp3 and mp4 files???
@@Butcherofchambal go for m71 it has bigger screen and dual jack output. But as there's an additional volume which I found is little delicate and can/will stop working properly if not taken care of. Other than that it's a nice device. ✌️
@@TheHopelessGeek does this hang at searching file when there's too many files? I have like 320+ files across 4 folders on my m71 but device hangs on searching from all folder. I have to manually reset tge device to get it working again. Which kinda sucks. 😑
Since it's only 2k one can consider this, I don't really see the point of buying dedicated DAPS, when you could buy dongle dacs which offer exact the same performance. Phones are much better overall in all aspects, you can stream music, and also run a system wide eq on phones (only android) via wavelet, which i can guarantee will be better than any eq on any of the daps available. Only usecase i can think for a dap is if you're some one who doesn't want to use a smartphone for whatever reason.
Yes, phones are undoubtedly more versatile. These are mainly for those who want a secondary player for their offline library that's separate from their phone. A light, inexpensive device for wired stuff.
This one doesn't have a touch screen. I think that's good because it preserves battery life. I didn't bother using the earphones they give in the box because I had better IEMs anyway. Those earphones seemed pretty generic to me.
Is it really hi res audio. And even if it is where. To find high res audio to download. I searched but failed. Help here. If both of this can be solved in a way then surely I will buy thank you.
Well, it plays FLAC files and has a decent preamp. But yes, findings files is a challenge now. I tested using my old playlist. I'll look for new places to get them downloaded for low prices.
But man, I dont see the brand advertising it as it supports Hi-Res audio, unlike Sony Walkmans. Please note that just being wired is not Hi-Res 🙂. Its a hardware thing + the earphone bundled must support hi-res audio + ofcourse the audio you are playing (device must be capable of playing that too). Not to be taken as offended 🙏, just thought to share 🙂.
Bro pls help I bought it after watching you video. I bought it and user it but after 20 th day it is not working pls help me what to do I collected the money for it pls help😢😢😢
Which usb c. Dongle's are you comparing it with? If it sounds better than those venture electronic's similarly priced ones or apple's , i would definitely prefer to be going with it than those dongles and a phone. Please can you tell or are they a sponsor or something and you trying to push there device. ????
I have no reason to push this device. As someone who used to have MP3 players back in the day, I was surprised to see they're still around today, with good preamps! As for the dongles, I was comparing to the generic ones most people end up buying around 800 to 1000 Rs. They usually don't have a dedicated amplifier chip, except a select few, like the Audiocular D07.
@TheHopelessGeek thank u for replying brother yeah actually my nephew is a music lover and sometimes want to watch videos what we allow like we don't allow him to watch TH-cam ... That's why I asked Thanks brother
While this device supports FLAC playback, the sampling rate is lower. What was the sampling rate on the iPod gen 5? I'm not familiar with its performance.
I'm sure there are options under that price. I thought this one to be good enough. I would suggest looking in this same budget of approximately ₹1.5K to ₹2K so that you get ones with good performance.
Good quality phones, like iPhones, usually have a nice DAC. But this device definitely has a louder preamp. The dongle will be good enough for IEMs, but this can be used with slightly higher impedance ones, too.
I have been using this MP3 player for a year now. It built like a tank and the battery life is great but the audio quality is not that great and it is not hi res.
This particular version doesn't have online streaming. I had my old music library which I loaded onto it's internal storage via USB. It seems nowadays many streaming services don't allow offline file downloads. I, too, am looking for some good places to download high quality songs.
If Spotify or Apple music launch dedicated audio player with their whole collection and WiFi compatibility and compact too. it will break whole industry
Dream product for many music lovers
Still dreaming✨
I agree. There are ones like that but they're expensive. I'm looking for lossless steaming-enabled devices
@TheHopelessGeek please mention some models bro , which are compact
I will, as soon as I find a good, affordable one.
@@ChinniYugandharhiby m300
Ther already r devices with Android n wifi
the real reason of not buying these is problem of downloading songs
You can download songs from streaming services. I use Amazon music, which is part of my prime account subscription anyway. 🙂👍🏽
@@TheHopelessGeek with prime music u can down load songs to the device? it down load for the offline use of the app right?
How can you transfer these Amazon songs on an SD Card, Chap?!?!@@TheHopelessGeek
So one has to install songs on SD card and it does not come with Spotify.
@@TheHopelessGeek How does this work?
The os still looks like the non android 2005 Chinese phones.
Yes, it's a custom interface, just like those ancient phones 😂
Fyi it's not a mobile. It's a simple customised software. That's all 😊
@@anonymous-user819 ik
that's great. exactly what i was looking for, a break from the monotony of that same ui everything's got
I am just amazed by the fact that it has an ebook reader feature. What?!
Haha, yes. You can load text docs on this and read page by page.
a lot of chinese devices with a screen bigger than 2" have a reader app installed on them.
@@tyroneslothrop123 If it supported epub, mobi it would be invincible!
@@TheHopelessGeekwhich is the format of the ebook we should download in order to make it work in this MP3 player?
It uses TXT format. So it's more of a text doc reader.
I was just planning to buy one of those. Great timing for the video!
Hope you enjoy it!
Thing of the past. These devices may be good but lacks the most needed feature, to be able to sync with your music subscription provider.
2:01
in the time of emergency that would be the most useful feature for you I saw a movie few months back where the hero was stuck in a pandamic and couldn't use the fm radio as all of his earphones were wireless 😂😂😂😂 this gave me a serious fobia and now i have 2 wired earphones though their speakers don't work but atleast they could be used to start up the radio feature 😂😂😂
😂haha
This isn't a Hi-Res device, it has support for FLAC but the output is limited due to absence of proper DAC 😅
There are definitely better quality players. But in this price? This is just about what we can expect.
@@TheHopelessGeek but your title says it's a "Hi-Res" device which is a misinformation
FLAC a high res format, which some budget music players can't play. This can. It has better than average amp. That's why I labelled it as such.
@@TheHopelessGeek still it's misleading because even this brand doesn't call it as Hi-Res audio player...
@@ParanoidDharmas i agree.
Sir can you please share a review on durability of the mp3 player and the in the box earphones?
Also how much did it cost you? Is it good for ₹1900/- ?
This cost around ₹1,850 back then. Yes, it seems good enough for that. There seems to be a newer version out now as well, with Bluetooth connectivity.
I never used the provided earphones because I already have significantly better IEMs. Durability wise, the mp3 player seems alright. It won't last a lot of drops and rough handling. But as long as we use it like a grown up human and not an ape, it'll be fine😅👍🏻
@TheHopelessGeek thanks for the reply!
I am in school and really don't want my hard earned savings to be wasted. Would this give me good sound quality with under ₹800 iems?
@TheHopelessGeek and does m61 support high quality audio playback?
Well, I'm not completely sure, but it certainly won't have the same quality as Apple music lossless. But it's more than enough for beginner level IEMs.
Video on a budget dedicated music player in 2024! Respect. You've earned a subscriber 😂
😂haha, thanks!
@@TheHopelessGeek yea same u indeed earned a new subscriber!! we need more of this! Also do one for voice recorders and things like that please.
Okay, sure! 😊
The moment I saw ConceptKart as the seller, I was like SKIP IT 🤣
Okay 👍🏽.
Nice. I use mostly uncompressed lossless with wired iems when I want good audio.
Good to get facts right. Oppo were the first to remove the 3.5mm headphone jack. They made it a big publicity thing about the sleek design, improved durability etc. Apple didn't do the same until some time later. Samsung made adverts saying they would never remove the 3.5mm jack. For years I used LG phones with their fantastic ess sabre Quad DACs. Now I use a Sony Xperia with 3.5mm headphone socket and sd card. Not as good as LG for audio quality but there aren't many choices for 3.5mm headphone Jack's, sd cards and 4 years of updates.
Yes, I remember a company called LeEco removing the headphone jack from their flagship "LE 2" smartphone in 2016.
Seems Good. The USB-C port is just for charging or does it support USB-C headphones as well ?
This doesn't support usb c audio, sadly. It's only for charging and file transfer.
@@TheHopelessGeek Oh that's sad 😔
Yeah, it sucks 😅
@TheHopelessGeek does it support usb external dac?
would recommend an rs200-350 instead of paying rs2k+ for this
there's no powerful preamp or dedicated caps that'll help play on iem with more than 35ohm impudence
rather the rs4.5k and above players are better
forgot to mention there's no balance output either
Yes, there's no balanced output with this one. But I found the performance to be above the basic dongles for sure.
Can u recommend some dap under 10k
Bro just discovered the audiophile world. 😂
BTW that's a bad audio player. Buy a good dac at that price.
@@shubhamraj2174 How's the sound quality and battery life?
It's far from the best, but it supports FLAC with above average preamp, so not bad for the price. It performs better than some USB c dongles I've used. Not sure about USB DAC-AMPs though.
@@TheHopelessGeek There are wired Dongles about ₹3k its not worth to buy it. A dedicated Dac minimum ₹5k or just get the Flagship M15 worth ₹22k and an Apple Music subscription. then only its true justice for your Flagship IEMS or any IEMS in general
@@shubhamraj2174 suggest a better product in this price range
I still have a Chinese ipod i used to here lot of songs in it before getting a smartphone.
I remember those, lol 😂
How many playback hours does it have
Bro big billion sale is close..would love to see u suggested us some good deals on gadgets this sale ❤
Like good laptops on every price segment, keebs, phone etc.
Okay, I'll take a look 👍🏽
@@TheHopelessGeek ty so much bro ❤️
Youve been consistently making good content, wish you more success 🙏
thanks! I'm just having fun here 😅
Should have put streaming apps on there like apple play. And spotify
Yeah, that would be nice. But maybe the price would need to increase.
I use a cheap made-in-China music player when I'm exercising because I don't want to have my phone on my person all the time, especially when I'm running.
Yes, these are specifically meant for those kind of use cases 🙂👍🏽
Usb C DAC would be better to make hires support on any phone.
For phones, yes.
I am looking to buy either this or audiocular m11 (similar specs but has 32 Gb for 300 rupees more) . My main motive is to get rid of my phone addiction. Can it work for some reasonable amount of time and i have never used hifi listening. Till now i have just used jbl ch100 earphones and i was pretty satisfied. Will it be long lasting and is the audio output alright for someone who doesn't care much about hifi listening but wants some good amount of output clarity
Yes, these will suffice for that. They have good enough output quality for a pleasant listening experience
Soundbound is a good option to download songs
Ah, thanks for the suggestion. I'll check it out
Could you also make a video about how to upload music in it without loosing stuff like album art etc
It seems to automatically take the album art attached in the metadata of the music file.
@@TheHopelessGeek any sites where i can get the metadata too?
I downloaded my library from Amazon music a few years ago. It had everything. Now they don't allow that type of downloads. I'm looking for alternatives
@@TheHopelessGeek Some folks rip files from CD's (I've heard some audiophiles doing this have truly _massive_ collections on their players) and those don't come with embedded album art unlike music you get from Amazon/Bandcamp/Beatport, etc. Music files acquired this way often depend on being organized into album folders with a single "folder.jpg" serving as the artwork for each separate album.
Personally I don't listen to albums, but a folder of individually-purchased singles set to random play, so whenever necessary I've manually inserted album art (and metadata) using a freeware Windows application called "MP3tag". I have an additional use case which may or may not apply here since I use a SanDisk Clip Sport, which will only show album art if it's 480x480 or smaller.
Most purchased MP3's have 500x500 (with some songs having as much as 700x700) album art, so i have to use MP3tag to extract the artwork from the MP3 (you can then save it as a .jpg), resize the resulting jpg in an image editor, then use mp3tag again to re-insert the resized image (along with the original) back into the file, along with any missing metadata you can just type in. Once saved, the Clip will show the album art (subject to a couple of operational quirks).
The player you're reviewing here may or may not have the same restriction, but if it's not mentioned in the manual, you _might_ want to play around with embedding different sizes to see what works. That is, if album art is of any importance to you (I know it was a commenter you were replying to, but I figured my info might be helpful in general)
Something you might want to check for is whether this player can randomize (shuffle) its playback. Some (most?) generic Chinese music players only simulate random play by _occasionally_ jumping forward or backward in the track list...in the _same order_ every time you power up the device. I went with the SanDisk players since they actually randomize their playback in shuffle mode such that you cannot predict what song will play next in a given session. My experience with the generic players was during the era when they only had at most 1-2 gigs of onboard space, but I wouldn't be surprised to learn that the low-end units still do that today.
...wow, this turned out to be a lot longer comment than I planned 🤓.
brother. dues it support c-type head phones?
please also tell whether it can play flac, wav, mq4, m4a audio formats. because we know mp3 is not a hi-res audio.
Yes, it can play FLAC. I haven't tried m4a and mq4 types. It's mainly made to output via the headphone jack, so the USB port may not be audio compatible.
yeah same question here
Type c port only for charging and Data transfer
There are 3,55 mm to type c cables out there
Please write actual specification of it. In a paper. Its not written anywhere. Where did you find the details? What format does it support?
It supports FLAC and mp3 formats. It's written on its product page, linked in the description.
@@TheHopelessGeekis wav supported?
No, it does not support wav
@@dhee___ra___3697 wav format file sizes are out of this world anyways.
I have the exact same one but it's branded under another name.
It could be the same ODM that Audiocular sourced from.
It's not available on Amazon anymore. Do you have sent other link or similar products ?
It might be available on concept kart. You can check their site.
A quick question: Can it be used as a dedicated music player for a 2.1 home audio.
Yes, this can work by itself with a dock.
What about battery performance?
It's good. Lasts around a week
@@TheHopelessGeekhow may playback hours ??
are the sound quality of the DAC used in it transparent or on par with something like the apple dongle?
how was radio ? clear or just fake radio .. how was sound from radio
I just tried now briefly. The weather isn't good but it was not clear. I suggest using this primarily as a music player
It's good to meet a fellow stan 😉
🥲nostalgia
Can you let me know how its working. I have just ordered one from the concept kart. What's your verdict on this . As this is my first portable mp3 player and am willing to get something that sticks with me for a long time
This should be fine as long as you use it a bit carefully. It's not super durable, so dropping it won't be a good thing. But that's true for most electronic gadgets.😅
@@TheHopelessGeekbro I've been looking for a similar product like ipod 5 classic and it's really hard to find one like that these days. And description of this product says it can play videos too so is it true or not?? If not then can you please suggest one to play both mp3 and mp4 files???
It can play videos, yes. But the screen quality is quite average. It won't be a good experience.
@@Butcherofchambal go for m71 it has bigger screen and dual jack output. But as there's an additional volume which I found is little delicate and can/will stop working properly if not taken care of. Other than that it's a nice device. ✌️
@@TheHopelessGeek does this hang at searching file when there's too many files? I have like 320+ files across 4 folders on my m71 but device hangs on searching from all folder. I have to manually reset tge device to get it working again. Which kinda sucks. 😑
Gotta get myself one.
If you have a library of favorite music files, you'll like this one :)
@@TheHopelessGeek I do, I am from the Kaijokun Era 😁
😄noice!
Fiio has a dac - type c to 3.5mm for 1k which is better imo
It may be nice. I hope it has a good amplifier chip. Many dongles are missing that in this price.
Since it's only 2k one can consider this, I don't really see the point of buying dedicated DAPS, when you could buy dongle dacs which offer exact the same performance.
Phones are much better overall in all aspects, you can stream music, and also run a system wide eq on phones (only android) via wavelet, which i can guarantee will be better than any eq on any of the daps available.
Only usecase i can think for a dap is if you're some one who doesn't want to use a smartphone for whatever reason.
Yes, phones are undoubtedly more versatile. These are mainly for those who want a secondary player for their offline library that's separate from their phone. A light, inexpensive device for wired stuff.
How many types of files doe it supports?
For music, it only does MP3 and FLAC.
I use iphone se 2020 for music listing small compact mobile .
Ah, nice! It's a great device for that type of use
Is it touch screen or controllable only by buttons, and how's the quality of the earphones they give?
This one doesn't have a touch screen. I think that's good because it preserves battery life.
I didn't bother using the earphones they give in the box because I had better IEMs anyway. Those earphones seemed pretty generic to me.
Is it really hi res audio. And even if it is where. To find high res audio to download. I searched but failed. Help here. If both of this can be solved in a way then surely I will buy thank you.
Well, it plays FLAC files and has a decent preamp. But yes, findings files is a challenge now. I tested using my old playlist. I'll look for new places to get them downloaded for low prices.
@@TheHopelessGeek thank you
how loud is the speaker in it? can it play loud enough without wired cables?
It doesn't have a speaker. It only plays through the connected earphones. And no, it does not support wireless music connection or streaming.
Can data be transferred from laptop to Mp3 Music player and vice-versa?
Yes, you can do that via a simple USB connection
What Kind of Audio Will Work
#FLAG #WAV ???🤔
Yes, it supports FLAC and mp3 but not wav.
How is the battery life ? Any major drawback you found later ? please suggest a decent IEM under 1k for this device ?
So far, it's decent. It lasts for a week with an hour or two of use per day. You can consider getting the KZ EDC IEM for these under that price
@@TheHopelessGeek thank you so much.
No problem 🙂
can it be paired with a hi-res dac ?
It only outputs via the 3.5mm port.
But man, I dont see the brand advertising it as it supports Hi-Res audio, unlike Sony Walkmans. Please note that just being wired is not Hi-Res 🙂.
Its a hardware thing + the earphone bundled must support hi-res audio + ofcourse the audio you are playing (device must be capable of playing that too).
Not to be taken as offended 🙏, just thought to share 🙂.
I agree. I meant hi-res as in it supports FLAC format and has a good preamp for the price.
I love to buy one
you can check out the link in the description, if you wish🙂
can we set custom wallpaper?
Only if you pay $50/year.
Nah, jk. I didn't see a wallpaper changing feature.
Does it have in build speaker? Or is it only play with headphones?
This version is mainly to be used with headphones
which audiocular dap is good? M21 or M31
I haven't used either of them, but given my experience with the M61, I'd say they'll be decent for the price.
Bro pls help I bought it after watching you video. I bought it and user it but after 20 th day it is not working pls help me what to do I collected the money for it pls help😢😢😢
What! 😕 I think you can ask for a replacement. Please contact the support of where you bought it from.
If the device is as he said, then the only thing i would be missing is a seperate volume control.
Yes. Currently you need to press and hold the bottom key to get the volume control screen. And then use the left and right arrows to change it.
I want a full review
I think I covered the fundamentals. Is there anything specific you'd like to know?
Which usb c. Dongle's are you comparing it with? If it sounds better than those venture electronic's similarly priced ones or apple's , i would definitely prefer to be going with it than those dongles and a phone. Please can you tell or are they a sponsor or something and you trying to push there device. ????
I have no reason to push this device. As someone who used to have MP3 players back in the day, I was surprised to see they're still around today, with good preamps!
As for the dongles, I was comparing to the generic ones most people end up buying around 800 to 1000 Rs. They usually don't have a dedicated amplifier chip, except a select few, like the Audiocular D07.
I think 1500 will be the best price but
Yes. This isn't too higher than that though. I remember seeing it for 1800
Are bhai ye 2200 kaa ho gaya! Is it still worth it ?
Oh, price jump? I didn't see that. It's a little less of a value now, but is still decent.
Can this also run videos? I may buy this for my nephew
It plays videos, but it may not be a good experience on that screen
@TheHopelessGeek thank u for replying brother yeah actually my nephew is a music lover and sometimes want to watch videos what we allow like we don't allow him to watch TH-cam ...
That's why I asked
Thanks brother
No problem 🙂
Can u suggest a good fm radio device with 3.5 Jack
Hm.. I don't know many good ones like that. I'll take a look.
its so sad most good phones don't have an audio port 😔
Yeah, those dongles suck. They're not a solution 🙄
So what is the best mp3 player I can get under 3000 for a long term use?
This one is pretty good. This brand, Audiocular, makes many such models. You can check them out on Amazon
You need good functioning ear to enjoy.. Otherwise you will hamper the experience without knowing it😂
If your ears aren't functioning, getting an earphone or music player is the least of your concerns.
I have a question, can we use apple earpods type c in it?
This does not seem to support type c audio output
@TheHopelessGeek ok, thank you, man and last question does the box have any earphones in it?
Yes, it does. But they're very basic. I suggest using an IEM with this.
Thank you, man. appreciate your reply and have a nice day :)
No problem 🙂
I pod 5 generation support high res audio
Its same products like this
While this device supports FLAC playback, the sampling rate is lower. What was the sampling rate on the iPod gen 5? I'm not familiar with its performance.
does it have an equaliser
Yes, it has a basic one.
what should be the minimum amount of money i should be spending on these? is there any options under 1k?
I'm sure there are options under that price. I thought this one to be good enough. I would suggest looking in this same budget of approximately ₹1.5K to ₹2K so that you get ones with good performance.
Does it work with type c IEM?
This particular version doesn't.
What's the battery backup?
It's around 5 to 6 days depending on how long you use it. I used to use it for around an hour or so, in total per day.
Does it support usc c headphones? Thanks.
no, it only outputs via the 3.5mm jack
Maybe this is a rebranded Ruizu X02. Just guessing..
Could be, I'm not familiar with that. But Audiocular makes a lot of products.
Can i connect my c type dac to this audio player
I haven't tried it, mainly because the 3.5mm jack output was the reason I got this. But I guess you can do that.
I still have my LG V60 with me. I'm good😌😌
Damn! I'm jelly😏
@@TheHopelessGeek And a small cca kz as16 pro iem too🫶🏻
Supports playlists?
Yes, the music player app can make playlists
Can we use this as alarm
Since it doesn't have a speaker unit, it's better to use a different device for that.
Mine has bluetooth. And it's a little choppy. It's from brand Benjie.
I see. I'd rather use a stable wired device than an inconsistent bluetooth one.😅
What about HiRes Audio, From where to download those type of songs
That's the issue now. Platforms like Amazon music used to allow downloads. Not anymore. I'll have to look for some alternatives.
@@TheHopelessGeek if u get it. Then please reply me on this comment.
I will. I'll probably make a video, too
Does it work with type c iems?
No, I think it's only for ones with a heaphone jack connector
Can i listen to audio books in it with the help of sd card???.
Yes, you can load any MP3 or FLAC audio file and listen. The newer version of this, the M71, supports more file formats
Plz review the Xzor bluetooth media player with wireless earbuds it's available on Amazon plz
Okay, I'll see what I can do
This is ruizu isnt it????😅
Does it support flac? also audio ouytput from usb C?
Yes, it supports FLAC. But I don't think it outputs audio via USB C, only the heaphone jack.
Vs iPhone with official dongle
Good quality phones, like iPhones, usually have a nice DAC. But this device definitely has a louder preamp. The dongle will be good enough for IEMs, but this can be used with slightly higher impedance ones, too.
I have been using this MP3 player for a year now. It built like a tank and the battery life is great but the audio quality is not that great and it is not hi res.
It's definitely not meant for hi-fi listening. It plays FLAC at a lower sampling rate. It's just for casual music via wired audio gear.
@@TheHopelessGeek True
My phone has 3.5 mm audio jack ❤
Noice! Most of us don't🥲
I use dongle DAC with my phone. I'm looking for better DAP.. please make more such content
🙂👍🏽 will do!
How much money you got to promote it??
₹101 cash, a bag of lays chips, a jar of mango pickles, and a paneer sandwich. Good deal👍🏻
Does it support ALAC
I don't think so. It only supports FLAC
Is that support Lossless files?? , FALC?? FORMAT
Yes, it does. But the sampling rate is lower
Bro I want 24 bit hi res flac player. Can you recommend me a product
I'll look for a good one.
Touch screen would have been nice
Yeah, but that would probably be a bit more expensive and drain the battery faster.
Nothing, just get an old LG V series phone & it will provide you ballistic crazy audio output.
Those phones were phenomenal! I still get the urge to find and get a V60 or something 😅
@@TheHopelessGeek Using LG V60 as a DAP & it sounds crazy good 👌
Yeah, I imagine so 🙂👍🏽
Does it have LDAC
He said it, they don't have bluetooth in it!
This is only for wired earphones and headphones.
Does it have spotify? Plz reply
Or how do we import quality song
This particular version doesn't have online streaming. I had my old music library which I loaded onto it's internal storage via USB. It seems nowadays many streaming services don't allow offline file downloads. I, too, am looking for some good places to download high quality songs.
Is it still working good?
Yes
@@TheHopelessGeek how much storage do we actually get
The one I have came with 8 GB internal. I used a 32 GB microsd card in there. It can take up to 128 GB
Man you missed your chance to play *Never gonna give you up!*
Oh noo! You're right😭
How do you download song High quality
I used to do that from Amazon music a few years ago. Now, it seems like they disabled it. I too am looking for new ways
Is this High Res audio player
Well, it supports FLAC but the sampling rate is lower. But the preamp is good, so it'll be a better experience than an average DAC dongle.
Kaunsa store mai dekh liya bro
I found this on concept kart. It's also available on Amazon. I've linked in the description.
Pls review audiocular M71
It might perform similarly to the M61, but it has bluetooth
storage?
This version has 8 GB internal and takes up to 128 GB microSD card.