Also, they seem to be continually working to support there product by offering firmware updates from the Hidizs website.

And despite this defect, the merchant is being very unreasonable about refunding the product

This product was useful for me but it does not have the pause or stop button which is a unfortunate

Great product, high quality sound and extremely simple to use

like the title says, the product overall is great, it plays from the memory card, great sound quality, and has long battery life

A little light on functionality...but good prompt support.

It would be nice to have better playlist support on the AP60.

But for the very reasonable price, I am very happy with it overall

its reasonable price tag, the AP60 arrives in a nicely designed cardboard box that contains the player with a plastic bag for protection.

This may seem nit-picky, but creating playlists on-the-fly is a very important feature for me, so I might actually return the unit for this reason alone

It's a wonderful little device, packed with wonderful features and abilities

The cons: Connected to my Mac Pro as a DAC (nice added feature) the device shows in my music player (Audirvana+) as supporting DSD64/DSD128 but attempting to play those songs (in High Sierra

The AP60 isn’t the perfect budget player, but it does balance its compromises with incredibly useful features such as Bluetooth support, OTG and Host mode

Ultimately, the AP60 provides a great feature set augmented by a pleasing software and audio experience

I’m almost inclined to say that the player is at its best when paired with an external DAC/AMP through OTG or Bluetooth headphone, both of which negate its sonic shortcomings, making the AP60 a great flexible, inexpensive GUI for your favourite gear

The AP60 is a great, easy to use mp3 player with excellent sound quality

Excellent sound, great UI and usability

The UI is better than the $30 mp3 players.

It has a very intuitive UI, and excellent abilities to play just about anything (except maybe some of the more outlying hi-def formats)

Sound and build quality are great, the screen is beautiful, and I have no complaints so far

The screen is easy to read and the manual buttons make the machine easy to control when I'm on my walks

Small enough to fit in a pocket, but large enough for a decent-sized screen (see size comparison photo below).- Sharp screen, viewable at extreme angles.- Headphone jack is on the bottom, where (IMHO) it belongs.- Intuitive interface.- Quick return to top menu by pressing and holding the back button for about a half second.- Quick return to now-playing screen from anywhere

I also found that it does not work well if audio is playing and charging at the same time

I love playing FLAC music and being able to use an SD card with enough space to hold my library.

I've had other players that wake from any button press, which I prefer.- When a song is playing, you can press-and-hold the forward button to launch a popup menu with selections such as play mode, gain, delete, add-to-playlist, and add-to-favorite

There was a noticeable improvement in sound quality over my iPod Nano's playing conventional mp3 and m4a files.

Well the list must be to large for the AP60 because when i try to play that list it just reboots.

UPDATE #1: If a song is in a playlist and also in the favorites collection and I delete that song directly from the player's folder list, it does indeed get removed from the favorites list

The only way to recover is to clear the pairing list on the earbuds and start the whole pairing process over.

An example of a smart list would be "play tracks that have 'blues' in the genre and contain the word 'Baby' or 'Nighttime' in the title and are dated after 2012".After trying to get the manufacturer to respond about this I gave up

The only complain I have is how sensitive the buttons are

The screen is easy to read and the manual buttons make the machine easy to control when I'm on my walks

BEWARE of not hitting enter button more than once!)Supports OTG media storage (connect flash drives/external harddrives to read media from them)

Also, the buttons are extremely sensitive, and the backlight once it is shut off cannot be turned back on again without turning the unit off and back on again.

Sennheiser HD465).- Dedicated volume buttons that work even when the screen is blacked out (timeout

Great sound quality and the Bluetooth feature works great

Awful sound quality

The sound quality blows my old iPod away.

It's small and solid, has a decent display and UI, and the sound quality is excellent

Great sound quality and the Bluetooth feature works great

if I connect my Bluetooth earphones the device reports an error when I try any DSD (DSF) file indicating that the file is unsupported

The AP60 II has more features than I expected for the price and is helping me break away from smart devices, so it was worth the price of admission

It's a wonderful little device, packed with wonderful features and abilities

This personal player works very well and you can use an extremely large SC card, I have 1,400 songs on mine.-----------------------------Since original review this device has failed to continue to perform well

On the Mac the device reports to the player that it supports 352KHz/24

Small enough to fit in a pocket, but large enough for a decent-sized screen (see size comparison photo below).- Sharp screen, viewable at extreme angles.- Headphone jack is on the bottom, where (IMHO) it belongs.- Intuitive interface.- Quick return to top menu by pressing and holding the back button for about a half second.- Quick return to now-playing screen from anywhere

Equalizer.- Startup volume options (custom/memory).- Nice size

The size is just right to bring to the gym when I’m working out.

The button placement near the bottom of the device was a bit awkward and the small size is actually a negative to me

I bought this to replace an iPod classic which had suffered a hard drive failure

BEWARE of not hitting enter button more than once!)Supports OTG media storage (connect flash drives/external harddrives to read media from them)