MP3 Player, MECHEN Lossless DSD High Resolution Portable HiFi Digital Audio Music Player with 64GB Memory Card, Support up to 256GB

I purchased this player specifically because it does NOT have more modern features like touch screen and wifi and bluetooth. Every time I use my phone for stuff like this it seems like you touch it the wrong way and it just annoys me being so touch sensitive ugghhh...I just wanted a simple player with a good interface that is intuitive to load all my folders of albums. I have probably close to the max of 256gb of music on my computer, recorded vinyl records and ripped CD's and I wanted to get better sound than a phone. There are phones that have good sound but not for this price. I hook this up to an Aomais bluetooth speaker with a stereo cable in, and also bring it into the car the same way, through the AUX port. There is nothing wrong with a solid player, and it feels solidly made, that is like a walkman I use to have. The interface is intuitive and pretty simple, and I have nothing bad to say about it. Are there other players that cost more and have better sound? Sure, but the difference isn't much.The thing is, standards are up these days and what you can get at this price point is great. You want the highest quality, which is only marginally better? You'll pay way more for that. And besides that, most sound can be EQ'd so for clear reproduction of whatever it is you ripped into digital, this will be perfectly fine. Small enough for your pocket, even though it has some weight, and it won't just go do whatever it wants if you touch it the wrong way. No stupid android to deal with or bluetooth connectivity problems etc etc...Just fun listening. It comes with a 64gb card, and that holds a ton even with all my files being flac. If I lost this tomorrow I'd get another one right away, I'm not going to pay 500 for something that has features I don't need or want. Simple is good, and it also has a line level out for when I get my stereo receiver set up to input this into. The ONLY negative here for this, is that they haven't upgraded the micro USB to a USB C which is a newer standard so hopefully they'll upgrade that at some point and maybe a higher capacity transfer/charge cable but you can always pull the card out and use a faster reader and reinstall the card. Thanx Mechen!

Mechen M30 was shipped by Amazon. Arrived on time and as described.Observations:First thing I looked at was the equalizer. It lacks sub 80hz. I messaged the seller about it in which the seller responded that there was no way to test 20hz. That's one of the quirks of the Mechen M30. I also noticed the scroll wheel is reversed. In the menu if you scroll to the right, the menu rotates left. When the player goes to sleep, all front facing buttons and scroll wheel is locked. You have to press the power button to wake it up to be able to use the front facing buttons and scroll wheel. It has some lag loading a song. It can't read wav file tags. Just song title and codec information on wave files. A tagger like Kid3 didn't help wav files.UI Performance:It runs okay. I seen other reviews about lags at song change. That is from the low quality 64GB microSD card supplied with it. I changed it to a SanDisk mircoSD then the song change lag stopped. It plays well now.Build Quality:It's thicker and heavier than a smartphone but vertically shorter. Buttons feel firm and responsive. Scroll wheel feels tight on it's axis. TFT display is reasonable bright at it default setting at full brightness. Turn down screen brightness to help extend battery time before next recharge. Solid player.Sound quality:I will just say that the player has a crisp and clear audio quality. I was able to hear the higher frequencies of a song plain as day like high hat cymbals in a drum kit. The balance between low frequency and high frequency is not right for those of us that like to hear some low bass. My headphones do a great job reproducing bass tones but the Mechen M30 can't give what the headphones want. It does have the right amount of power to drive closed ear full sized headphones. I am still satisfied that it does well at sound quality.This is my first Digital High-Res digital audio player. Because it is my first I have nothing else to compare it too. All I can say it's worth the buy. A step above smartphone audio.