Lexar JumpDrive Sport MP3 Player

I perched this device hopping for it to do more than what it is, it is an mp3 player, no more. Other file formats will have to be converted. It didn’t cost much and It does work ok for mp3’s.
I didn’t have a Lexar Sport jump drive, at the time I just had another type of Lexar jump drive and it did not work with the player. I bought one later and it worked fine. The sport has some soft wear included that allows the player to run. I haven’t tried to copy it to my other jump drive to see if that would work but I would see why not.

The ear phones are ok; nothing too cheep but nothing too great.
It gets loud without distortion but it doesn’t try push the ear phones too far.
The battery consumption is good. I haven’t changed them out yet, but I haven’t played with it for more than 10 hours either.
The display is a nice blue when lit up and plan when not.
The devise is small but could be slimmer to fit better in a shirt pocket.
The controls are easy to push but do not allow for direct selection causing you to thumb through all your files.

Again, for under $12.00 to the door (shipping included) it was an ok buy for me.

Wasn't pleased the seller didn't explain no mp3 came along. Haven't used thought i wass getting the player anf the jumpdrive.

I bought this from another source but I recommend it. Since it uses a usb flash drive, no stupid software required and battery life is pretty good. I run it all day snowboarding and it runs for 2 days(16+ hours). I also use the jumpdrive to move files around.

This mp3 player is great easy to use and so cheap!! If there was a dislike it would be that it only can use the jump drive shown in photo. It is easy to put music on . pulg it into your player and go.