RUIZU X02 8 GB Ultra Slim Mp3 Music Player with FM Radio, Voice Recorder, Video Play, Text Reading, 80 Hours Playback and Expandable Up to 128 GB (Black)

Honestly this product exceeded my expectations 🤩 All the features work great you can watch videos, photos, listen to music or the FM, and read ebooks. The earphone it came with is kinda low quality but works and I didn't buy it for the earphones anyway. It's really compact and freaking cute!!! Also comes with type c charging cable aaaand idk if I'm forgetting something but it's of absolutely great quality I love it.

Sound quality is not good. But it is ok.Battery capacity is good.The amount too high .

It’s not of amazing quality but it does it’s work the sound quality is definitely not as superb as AirPods but it’s not bad…you can try using other headphones so that the quality might improve…charging is super nice..i charge it once a week or two..but buy it on a discount 3k for this product isn’t worth it. For 3K there are many more options

This is an initial impression. To be honest build quality is not not top notch but for the price (1800rs) I got is acceptable. This has Type C charger which is huge plus for the price. No inbuilt speaker. Headphones provided are junk, of you already have wired headphones with you then use those. No Bluetooth unfortunately. I have provided multiple photos so you don't have to wonder how it looks in person. It's tiny and you will forget you have it on you. Perfect for running. But it's not at all water resistant as memory card slot is completely exposed as you can see the provided pics. If you want something small with enough memory to store 2000+ songs(MP3,m4a, etc). Most normal user will love it with good headphones. There is no EQ to calibrate sound to my liking. I will update this review as I go on to use it. Again don't use it will provided headphones, they suck and you will hate this Player. Which is good in it's own.

[UPDATE: The EQ off is actually a pre-out, a line level signal and thus has no punch for music when connected directly. Attaching an amp with EQ off makes this a splendid player. The internal DAC is superior to the onboard sound of PCs. This player just lacks a proper internal amp. When EQ is turned on, the weak internal amp turns on and it is OK for voice based files, still lacks enough power for good music experience. I connected this player with EQ off to the line in of my PC (thus using the inbuilt PC amp) and was surprised the same files sounded better through the player than the PC's own sound. Hence the internal DAC is superior IMO to the onboard Realtek DAC (and I'm sure most smartphone DACs). I connected the player with EQ off to the computer speakers (has built in amp) and it sounded better than both the PC connected to speakers as well as smartphones connected to speakers. Hence the reason why this player sounds thin and less enjoyable via headphones compared to smartphones or MP3 players is the internal amp. YOU THUS NEED AN EXTERNAL AMP to get the best out of this player and use EQ off for best results. My original review was written when I couldn't understand the weird nature of this player. I've gotten better results with the Topping NX1s amp (instead of Brainwavz Ap001) using bassy headphones with its bassboost off OR bass light headphones with its bassboost on. Original review is below]. This is the weirdest music player I've ever heard. At first, I felt like throwing it in the bin, utter waste of money. Even a basic feature phone will give much better sound for music at this price. But then I gave it a chance and want to warn others what to expect. I'm loving it at the moment but it might be garbage for you. If you just play music straight off, and compare it to any decent phone or mp3 player, it will be way too bright, way too much treble, tiny bass (no sub bass) and harsh on the ears. If you have a warm bassy headphone, it will be somewhat okayish to not go crazy but with an analytical flat earphone, you will want to destroy the player, it is painful to listen. Yes that's how bad I felt about it. But then I found the EQ. Oh boy, the EQ on custom with all flat and EQ off are totally different. EQ saves this device. But still you need to play around with the sliders to get somewhat enjoyable sound as even with EQ, the bass is light, the music is thin (lacks body), it lacks power but can go loud but so much better that with EQ off (it's a crime to leave it off). In EQ mode, this thing is pretty decent for vocals and podcasts. The DAC in this device is actually pretty nice. There are lots of details, a good soundstage, excellent instrument seperation and the bass/mids/treble never veils or interferes with each other. I believe they screwed the amp section or the amp used internally is horribly weak and does not amplify the bass frequencies especially sub bass well. Mids and highs are nice with the EQ set to your liking. Before I gave up on this device for general music pleasure, I happended to see my old Brainwavz Ap001 portable amp and my Fiio cable lying around unused. It's a very warm bassy amp that I hardly use. I connected the player to it via the fiio cable. And oh boy, played around with the EQ to make the sound proper to my ears and voila, it works very very well. I can now enjoy music on this device. YOU NEED AN AMP to make this shine as the internal amp is just to weak. I guess putting a nice DAC at this price point would involve cutting out on something else. I cannot recommend this potentially nice player to anyone without a portable headphone amp and without meddling with the EQ, both are needed to make it work. Now I have my money's worth but it would have been a different story if I had no amp with me. The battery life looks good and playlist management is possible via separating music in folders (easy drag and drop for folder play) or via a bit of a geeky approach on the computer which can be found online involving creation of .m3u files from your favourite PC media player and then editing it in a text editor to make it work. Navigation is fine once you get used to it. The screen is like an old feature phone, nothing great but quite irrelevant since it's never going to be looked at for long. All in all I'm a satisfied customer but I can easily see why some curse this player and some praise it like it's the best cheap bucks spent.

I was looking for mp3 players from quite long, and this product is the best so far, you can watch videos, read books(the screen is smaller for books but you can increase the size of fonts). Mostly I do use it for listening to mp3, its quite handy, easy to operate and thin. The design is also good, it is a bit costly. The battery support is also great. I am not much into videos, only mp3 and it has a good battery backup.

The product in picture & description and the real one are very different. There's a mention of bluetooth, dont see any such options on the product. The toggle buttons dont work. The user interface is from the early days of MP3 players. Nothing what is mentioned on the product description is true. Am shocked at the volume of positive reviews for this product... these cant be real product reviews. Unable to return the product and Amazon isnt standing up to its promice, tried filling in all details with pictures more than a half dozen times, requested mutliple call backs with no avail!!! FRUSTRATED and deeply DISSPOINTED with the product and more importantly AMAZON for having fraud products and not sticking to the promice of easy returns & refunds!!!

The quality of the player is amazing and functions are also smooth. Only the quality of earphones is not up to the mark. After a week of use the right earphone stopped working and there was a lot of disturbance in sound output

I read the reviews and took a shot on this and happy I did. This is a no-frills MP3 player - you charge it up, load songs, hook it to a speaker or headphone and listen to music. No WiFi, no Bluetooth, no overly complex product with features you don't need or require you to login and have your activity monitored. PROs: * Small and lightweight - I thought I was shipped an empty box until I opened it. * Sliding power button - probably one of its best features - no, not the sliding button with a spring you have to hold for x seconds to power up or down, this my friends is a simple power switch. Slide it one way, its ON, slide the other way, its off. No waiting for power-ups, shut downs, etc. In the middle of song and you have to shut it off? - just flip the switch and you're done. * Has internal memory! - I didn't read the description in detail, so maybe I missed this, but I hooked it up to my computer to charge, fully prepared to rip open the 32GB micro SD card I bought with it to load songs and viola, the MP3 player has its own flash drive. I apologize, I don't recall the size the size, but I loaded well over 4GB of MP3s without and issue and they played fine. * Battery seems good and long, I connected it to a passive speaker and it played for well over six hours without issue. Pretty sure it will go much longer, but I haven't tested it extensively. * Simply a great device if you just want a simple MP3 player without worrying about running your phone's battery down, buying a Bluetooth speaker, or forgetting to grab your phone that you connected to a wired speaker. CONs: *It's small, lightweight and made of plastic (not bad things), so while it's tempting to throw in your pocket, I'd worry about snapping it in half. It's not flimsy per se, but I wouldn't risk dropping it or putting it somewhere it might get tossed around or compressed. * My only complaint (hence the four star rating) is there is no shuffle option - at least not that I've been able to find. As others have stated, there doesn't seem to be a good way to choose songs. Personally, I don't need to pick a specific song, I just want to listen to music in a random order. So far it appears to either play in the order songs were loaded in or alphabetic order - haven't paid really looked into which. I know many modern cars with USB ports for playing MP3s go the former route. There is software you can download to select the play order for such devices, but the problem is still the same for me - the player will always play the songs in the same order. I assumed this was the case when I bought it, I was just hoping it wasn't. All-in-all, it's still a great player at a reasonable price. Updated 10-12-18 Found the shuffle play! Maybe this is in the manual I haven't read, but if you're playing a song and press the M button, the player will show some additional menu items. Among them is shuffle. Select it then scroll to YES (no seems to be the default). Press the center button then you're golden. Really love this player now.

This item is exactly what I wanted and I am very pleased with it.

If you are after a basic digital audio player (mp3 player) this will perform as you need without spending a large amount. I used a 128gb microSD, organising my music and audiobooks by creating folders on the card itself. The player recognises this perfect and has no lag in navigating the folders and playing the audio. It performs great on FLAC and MP3, using decent wired earphones. I didn’t bother using the included earphones as they are usually low quality and you want to get yourself a good set. For the price of this player you wouldn’t expect it to come with a decent set. Audio is nice and loud without distortion, the interface is nicer than expected. It holds charge well and is great for playing my meditation music and audiobooks. Make sure you convert your audiobooks into a supported format first however. I haven’t tried this player with a set of larger over ear headphones and I’m keen to see how it performs with them. I don’t know what the output power is but it would be interesting to see if it has the power to drive the larger speakers. This player is incredibly light and thin, you won’t notice that you have it on you at all. For the price it’s 5/5. It’s a great option before buying an expensive DAP that you dont want to risk damaging or losing.

I am an older gentleman who is not technologically wise so this had to be simple to operate. It is and it works extremely well. I listen to books on tape and this easily holds an entire 30 hour book, never loses it's place and sound great. Very Very satisfied. ps the blue tooth feature works well and is easy to do.

Comprei em Novembro, recebi por volta do dia 16/11/22, desde então tenho usado normamete, carreguei duas vezes apenas, no geral é muito bom, qualidade de som, bateria e configuraçoes. Porém hoje fui caminhar com ele, e simplismente não ligou mais, não liga e sequer carrega!! deram garantia pelo amazon de 1 mês mais ou menos, porém o site oficial garante por um ano a troca!! Não sei o que fazer.