This cheap player is a decent value. The sound quality is ok, and it can drive real headphones at a reasonable volume. Has a full alphanumeric display. Supports lyrics display (.lyr files) but the faceplate covers the bottom line of the display! Battery life seems iffy, and controls are a bit stiff.The menu navigation is a somewhat clumsy, but a whole lot better than most of the cheap players I've tried.The extra headphone jack is a nice touch, but is of limited use unless both users are using extremely efficient cans and agree on the volume level.Not a bad choice if you're on a budget.

I bought the product more for the two sets of earbuds that came with it than for the dual-listening mp3 player. For the price, I figured the player would work decentlyl enough, I needed something small & flat to take with me on bike rides -- failing that, I figured it'd make a handy memory stick. It was a surprise to find myself enjoying the clean unfussy audio quality and the ease of file organization. I can't say anything about the recorder or the radio function as I have not used them yet. The included instructions are terrible. I had to discover on my own that to get a decent battery charge the power switch must be in the "on" position while charging. "On" would be more accurately described as the "unlocked" position. The accessories included are: a USB extension cord, 2 sets of earbuds, and a wall plug charger (best method). A loop somewhere to attach the thing to a chain would have been nice but all in all, I'm very happy with the purchase.

Controls are a bit clunky, but after some use can be figured out. Does everything I wanted to do for a great price. Stores a lot of music, sound quality is pretty good and comes with two sets of headphones.

I like the player in general. It is small and compact, with lots of storage. The one drawback is the battery life. I seem to be charging it all of the time.

Absolute waste of money. It barely worked the first time i used it and then quit working.