Bluetooth MP3 Music Player with Sports Clip | Included Wired Earphones | 16GB Internal Memory, Expandable by 128GB | HD Colour Screen, 34 Hours Battery Life | SD and USB-C | MAJORITY MP3 GO Player

PROS: - Value for money - Lightweight and small - Clip for use without pockets - Wireless capability - Battery life - Hold switch - Artist / Album view or Folder view CONS: - Limited playlist ability - Delay after deactivating Hold switch - Default EQs Review: This small, lightweight MP3 player is brilliant value for money. It has good native storage space for a secondary music player or someone who doesn't have a large library, and the ability to extend up to very large amounts for those who do. The battery life seems massive, the notch hasn't even moved and I've used it for hours now. You can either place your music into the parent folder, and use the built-in artist/album view to browse your music by artist or album, or you can pre-load the device with your own custom folders and the "Folder view" will allow you to listen to just those folders. There is a playlist creation function, but it seems limited to only 3 playlists and creating them is a little tedious - you have to search through by song, meaning there's no sorting easily, and the device must start playing the song to get to the "add to playlist" option, which is a little tedious if you're listening while trying to create one. The way around this is to use the folder view as I stated, and pre-make your playlists this way, however this does mean you can't have the same song on two playlists if you do it this way. There's also an EQ, but the presets are quite hot, to my ears, boosting the low and top end a little too much for my liking, however you can create custom ones to get around this. The Hold switch is useful so you don't press buttons when it's in your pocket, but turning it off takes a second before you can press buttons again, so if you just want to adjust the volume or skip a song it's a little wait. There's also a calendar, stopwatch, and pre-selected wallpaper options, which I didn't find useful but someone else might. All-in-all, it's a great little MP3 player for those who want to go back to the days of owning your music and having it separate from your phone, and I'll be using it daily I'm sure.

The Majority Go is a great little MP3 player. It is intuitive and user friendly, providing a simple interface and good compatibility. In many respects, it provides a retro reassurance of uploading MP3/4 files and wired connectivity. The offline nature of it makes it great for activities such as running and hiking, as well as being ideal for air travel. The sound quality is excellent. Functionality is straightforward forward and easy - just plug and play. It would benefit from maybe a more sophisticated menu, but for the price, it is reliable with good battery life. If you are looking for an alternative to a smart device and that reassurance of not relying on WiFi, the Majority Go fits the bill perfectly.

Great little Mp3 player really easy to use, small but perfectly formed. Ordered for my 72 year old dad who already has one of the same brand, but wanted another specifically for his Scifi pods. Given how easy it is to set up, use (he is NOT tech savvy being born in the 50's and never using computers) it's great for older & younger alike. I load, he uses with ease =] It's quick to set up too - Basically plug, transfer & play. Really portable; fitting easily in a pocket. I tend to listen to things on my phone, but am tempted by one of these for either my music collection or audiobooks too! Nifty little player at a very reasonable price. Ty!

Haven't owned any Majority products before and must admit I hadn't heard of them either. Some googling revealed them as a self-made british company with a competent history who pride themselves in the quality of their wares as well as their track record and rating, which was encouraging. I don't like spending more than £30 on portable music players AND I also tend to run them into the ground, so it's a purchase I only make every few years where value for money is an absolute priority. As usual I read reviews across the rating spectrum beforehand and had some apprehension about the UI which several people had said was awkward, however it turns out it's straightforward, self explanatory, and simple enough to figure out without using the manual, and the only thing that takes minimal adjustment to is using left-to-right buttons to cycle up or down in the menu, which to be honest isn't really a complaint-worthy feature. It is also pleasingly responsive with no noticeable lag when traversing it's well laid out options. The analogue clock screensaver is a nice touch, and it appears to have a wallpaper option too, which I am looking forward to personalising. So far it has flawlessly saved the initial system preferences I put in place when setting it up. The sound quality is perfectly adequate, lending rich bass and depth to the many different genres I loaded onto it. The loading itself was as straightforward as could be, as some other reviewers had pointed out it doesn't offer the fastest transferral speeds you'll see (for the 7 gigs of files I drag and dropped in one go...) but nor is it too slow, seems to be the same as any other player of this price. The blutooth seems much better than my previous player, providing a solid connection from the bottom of my jean pocket as well as my hoodie pocket, and it also held up while walking through town and being surrounded by dozens of other people and their devices, which is normally where older blutooth software falters and begins to stutter. It also paired quickly with my headphones, and when booting the player up since I've noticed there is no extra step to turning blutooth on each time, you just cycle to it in the main menu, select it and it's already searching, so you only need to activate it once during set up, and it can of course be disabled at any time should you wish. The build feels solid and robust, and while light it's not so light you wouldn't know it's there which is reassuring. I also like how it's ever so slightly larger than traditional budget players, and sits more comfortable in my hand. As well as featuring a handy slide lock switch on the top there is enough resistance to the button clicks for accidental pocket pressing to be a thing of the past which is a huge step up from my last player, thank god! Battery life so far is extremely good and as hefty as advertised. VERDICT: Definitely worth buying if you're looking for an affordable, user friendly, and durable music player to sustain you through a workout, long haul flight, shopping trip, train journey, etc.

Love it! I bought 2. I don't take my phone to the gym floor for wireless sound or instructional videos on working out. I just want my date with my playlist artists to pump me up with my stereo wire headphones. I NEED certain songs for certain workout and dance moves. The menus on the player are clear to read and in alphabetical order - storage of music is on an SD card I have. It also has a stopwatch, a voice recorder, a separate storage space for music, a clock so I can see what time it is and the battery lasts about 4 hours. Perfect. The best MP3 player I've had in a while.

I bought it in December and it stopped working by June. Just wouldn’t switch on. Disappointed. Can’t figure out how to contact the seller.

Great lidl mp-3 player !

Für den Preis bin ich echt zufrieden. Macht genau das was er soll, meine Musik spielen :-)

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