MP3 Player with Bluetooth and Sports Clip | Earbuds Included, Expandable to 128GB | Bluetooth MP3 Music Player, HD Color Screen, 34 Hours Battery Life | SD and USB-C | Majority MP3 GO Music Player

I found that the Majority MP3 with sports clip is a great little player that outshined many others on the Amazon MP3 list. Good sound quality, good storage, clip function, sturdy AUX and headphone port, functionality, and price range.I use it plugged into car stereo daily and works great. I'm glad I found this player. I used Sandisk Clip players for years and they are no longer made, this product is as close to that I have found.I'd recommend trying this Majority MP3 player as well and see for yourself.

It works well and the sound quality is very good.

This MP3 player seemed to good to be true, it had all the features I wanted from a simple player that I needed for jogging, and in the end it was too good to be true. It powered up right away, I toggled around the screens a bit, they looked decent and intuitive. I turned it off, and after that it would never turn back on. Tried charging it, tried hitting the factory reset button, tried holding the power button, nothing works, so I'm returning this piece of junk and getting a different brand.

I researched a lot and found this MP3 player to replace my extinct SanDisk Clip Sport Plus and so far it's pretty close. I first tried the RUIZU 64GB Clip MP3 Player with Bluetooth 5.3 and returned it the next day, junk from the first attempt at setup.I paired the Majority with new JLab Go Air Tones and they paired easily. I also tried using the TOZO NC9 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds and they kept dropping and picking up every 10 minutes. The battery lasts pretty long.The clip is nice but I know that it's going to break at an inopportune time so I'm making a lanyard for it to wear around my neck before it happens as I did for my SanDisk Clip when it broke. There's no EQ at all so some music sounds distorted in the mid ranges, not sure if it's the .wav file or the mp3's? Just can't adjust treble, mid or bass at all. The rest of the music sounds OK, good enough for the gym but not so much for musicians listening at the gym.All in all, this is a decent replacement so far for my SanDisk player and will be buying another one soon before they stop making these too.Update 511/25Battery life is still good and it works fine, I just wish it would play more than just 10 or 12 songs out of the 50 songs I have loaded. Even in All Songs or Resume mode I hear the same songs over and over (and over). I have to manually skip forward until I find a different song than the ones that are already looping.. Still better than the other alternatives.

The Majority MP3 GO player has a solid hardware design, but the human factors of its’ menu system is abysmal. I like the sturdy clip and the hold switch and absolutely hate interacting with the menus. Everything takes multiple presses and it’s too easy to screw up and power the device off. Fiddly doesn’t begin to express just how bad it is to try to interact with the menus.When I’m listening to something and want to pause it to talk to someone, if takes 3 presses. Pressing the OK too long on the final step and it powers off, losing the place in that MP3.If I’m done for now, it takes at least 5 presses to try to place a bookmark so I can continue later. Press the M button too long and nothing happens. The bookmark is set with the OK button, but again pressing it too long powers off the device and loses the place in that MP3.Amazon describes the device as an MP3 player, but if I suggest picking another device if you wish to use MP3s that are not music.

I just received this the other day and I already have it loaded with music and audiobooks. It was simple to learn how to operate and I was pleasantly surprised by the sound and quality. Just what I need small, simple, has the clip on feature and decent sound. No more carrying around my big, clunky iPhone for music!

It was a little hard to load the music, but I'm NOT an IT guy.

I ride a motorcycle and use the player mounted to the dash of the windshield. My old scandisk model user controls were straight forward. This device takes 3 clicks on the forward button to advance to the next song. I would prefer one click to advance songs.