The phone test this evening worked great, but learning that Mp3s cost more than CDs with shipping was a nasty thing to find out. It's no wonder people pay pirates or whatever when they can get away with it. No wonder at all.
Please help with super basic questions about Mp3 players
Hi, I've never had an Mp3 player but would like to get one to use during some brisk walking and light jogging in the evenings after work. I'd like to get something that can handle the bumps of jogging and has a large enough screen that it can show artist, album and song tracks, and probably hold about 8 gigs. And of course not too expensive. Also not an apple product. Can you folks suggest some options to look into? Also where to learn how to use the thing, where and how to get music (I don't mind paying a reasonable price for albums and individual songs) and how to load it from I guess a computer to the player. As you can tell I don't know anything, yet...
Thank you for any help learning this stuff!
David
Thank you for any help learning this stuff!
David
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If you are already hooked on Spotify this is cheap, and of course the songs are free as well ... https://bemighty.com/products/mighty |
I have had a 8 GB Sansa Fuze for years. It has decent sound and it can play Flac files as well as MP3s. You just plug it into your USB port and copy what music you want to it. Mine has an expansion port for an extra 8 GB card. So mine holds 16 GB. It can also play audio books and remembers where it is when you turn it off. They are small light and not very expensive. |