do you load songs on it as well
782834
I would not recommend this product at all. While it looks like an iPod it is completely cheap feeling and hard to use. Save yourself the hassle and just spend the money on an iPod.
782835
I would not recommend this product. Bought it for a Christmas gift for my daughter and the device was not recognized on any of our computers so we were not able to load any music. Returning the item.
782836
yes, although they are arranged by when you loaded them onto it and cannot be sorted alphabetically or any other way. songs loaded will frequently become corrupt as well. pass this one up, spend a few more bucks on a better model and you'll be happy you avoided this awful mp3 player
782837
I loaded about 4 gigs of music on this device before I noticed its lack of software that would enable me to navigate with ease to my track of choice. Great buy if you re just wanting something that plays music, but not for those who what full control over the playback options.
1331549
Yes. However, just like trying to tune in an FM station (which when figured out how to do, is very responsive) you have to tinker a little to pick out songs you might have saved on a flash drive.
2103160
I haven't tried that feature. We are having a difficult time to get it to shuffle in a playlist so I would think if you assigned it all to the playlist it will play it. To be honest, this wasn't a good purchase...freezes up quite a bit when trying maneuver from folder to folder.
608888
Yes you can. But it is still slow to load and has issues handling apps without freezing and crashing
2038499
Yes, it will, however I have never tried it. I have about 10,000 songs on mine and I play them all at random.
1836885
Yes you can. Create the play list on your computer and sync with your player
1791815
Yes. The device is able to see folders you place on it and is able to go into subfolders to play music from them. Keep in mind that if you play in say, shuffle mode, it is going to shuffle songs -only- in the selected folder.
1001851
If I remember right, there is a slot for each, usb and SD card. It should have the capablity to draw from both. The computer graphics for pulling up songs from each may be a little tedious, and you may want to use a computer and just transfer your playlist to one device, to make the job simpler.
2144497
thanks for your question i do have music on the player but only in one folder but it should play separate folders so yes it will play separate folders it is a very good music player if your music files have album art associated with them it will show album art- its like this if you have one song in one folder then you have another folder in the same folder that has a lot of songs as the one song in the one folder it will play the songs in the folder after playing the first song hope that makes sense -----lol
652699
You can charge and play music same time....I believe that answers your question
1883633
No and it was totally impossible to download songs from online. My daughter does not even use it anymore. Just collects dust now
1429945
I would think so. It should show up as a external drive(s) when plugged in and you just drag and drop or copy music to it.
601022
Yes it does! That was something that I was concerned about too. It doesn't matter where the songs are stored, the player sees all locations as a single library. You have the option to display artists, albums, genres or songs. Once you start playing a song from any group you can select to play all of the songs in that group randomly. So if you want to randomly play all of the songs that you have on your player randomly you go into Songs. There's a learning curve with the user interface, but after you get the hang of it you'll find it easy to use.
1623224
no. this is worse, say you put 100 songs on it, it will only play 20 of them over an over. The product actually dumps it's memory after awhile to include the driver software to actually use it and plug it into the computer to load songs on to it. To get the driver working again, the company told me to ship it back and after they figured it wasn't my fault, thye would mail it back. I would pay shipping and handling both ways. Best thing I can tell you is not to buy this what so ever.
130208
I also have Itunes.. i had to do some fiddling around but i finally got it to first convert the songs into MP3 but then I had to manually add them on to the MP3 player
1879635
No. You must buy new song chip to add new songs (each song chip has hundreds or thousands of songs)
1230007
if you already have an app on your tablet for a music player...(I think it came with one installed)...then all you need to do is transfer the files if they are compatible files.