Built-in memory with a capacity of 8GB
Some MP3/MP4 players have their own built-in memory. This player has 8 GB of memory and will be perfect for anyone looking for a music medium that meets the basic requirements. This capacity will allow the user to create an optimally sized music library on their device.
Memory card slot
A player equipped with a memory card reader provides even greater opportunities to collect data on your device. Thanks to this input, you can expand your music library from 2 to even 1000 GB. Using such a player, you will never have to worry about not enough space for your favorite songs.
Built-in voice recorder
Thanks to the built-in microphone, you can voice record important moments in your life and save them in the memory of your player. With such a player you will be able to record conversations and your favorite radio programs.
Built-in radio
The device with a radio function will work perfectly in your home space. Now excellent music and the most important information from the world of politics, business and sports will be at your fingertips. Choose a player that will provide you with additional, useful functionality.
Bluetooth
The Bluetooth function enables wireless communication between devices. The connection works very quickly and works perfectly in all conditions. Sync your music player with headphones or a Bluetooth speaker and enjoy the convenience of no unnecessary connections.
ID3 Tag
Players that have screens also have the ability to display information about the song that is currently being listened to. In the most basic versions, it will only be the title and author, while devices with the ID3 tag function will allow you to display more information on the screen, such as album, year of release, track number and genre.
Equalizer
Equalizer is a function that allows you to improve the sound of played songs. The different modes offered by the Equalizer will allow you to highlight different sound elements in your favorite songs depending on the music genre (jazz, rock, metal, pop).
