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I’ve had my current MP3 player for well over 14 years. It was the highest capacity hard drive based system at the time, and I loaded it up and took it on dozens of international business trips. While it still function, the interface to add music was obsolete 3 Windows versions ago. While I’ve looked at a number of products over the years, none of them really got my attention, until now. The Aiworth Digital MP3 player fits the bill for a replacement MP3, and more. First, the product exceeds the capacity of my old unit. Adding music, video files, pictures, and so on is a simple drag and drop through common file managers. It also has built in speakers, which really fill up a small room, and play without distortion, BUT, it also has Bluetooth 5.0 built it. I connected this device to my Jabra Elite Active 65ts without any issue, and now I can carry thousands of my favorite songs around in my pocket while shopping, mowing the lawn, or just lazing about the house. The unit comes with a short micro USB charge cord, and a simple get started instruction pamphlet. Mine came set to Russian language, but I had no trouble entering the settings menu and changing to English. The instructions are quite basic, but maneuvering the menus is a much better means of learning about the capabilities. One thing really sets this apart for me is the Line-in capability via the headphone port. This allowed me to test out the included Record function, which offers a great means to capture audible lectures, transfer from cassette tapes, or even from an existing MP3 source when the PC files have long ago disappeared. I’m still exploring the full functions of this little device, but I’m really pleased with everything I’ve tested thus far. I’m glad that I can finally retire my old, aging MP3.