Aiandcc MP3 Player

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I bought this after getting more annoyed with changes to Amazon Music. Changes to the Android app that seem to be aimed at selling you music to download but then doing as much as possible to make it impossible on your Android phone.

I already have an iTunes library that I have uploaded all my CD's to, and latterly uploaded all the downloaded MP3 versions of music I HAVE PAID FOR!

Amazon Customer Care are totally useless when contacted. You enter a chat and they are unable to do anything, then refer you to a colleague and the chat goes blank! It's the digital version of putting the phone down.




So the Aiandcc player. It's around 10cm x 4cm x .75cm.  The screen is colour.  It actually has 64gb of internal memory but all my music is on the iTunes library plus some spurious CD rips on the current laptop!  All of them are easy to copy across to a micro SD card and that goes in the slot in the player.

Sound quality is good.  I listen through a variety of Bluetooth headphones. It's charged with a USB-C cable that also acts as a data transfer port. I have around 58gb of music collected over a few years, in fact a lot of years, already on it.

In brief, well worth the £19.95 inc delivery that it cost.

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