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The 4-inch touchscreen is surprisingly responsive - not quite smartphone level, but way better than those old resistive screens we used to struggle with. I've been using it during my morning commute, and the size is perfect for quick playlist changes without feeling bulky in my pocket.
Sound quality through decent headphones (more on this later) is impressive for the price point. The HiFi sound module delivers crisp highs and decent mids, though bass lovers might want to tweak EQ settings. I tested FLAC files side-by-side with my phone, and honestly? The difference was negligible.
Battery life has been a pleasant surprise - I consistently get about 8 hours of continuous playback with Bluetooth enabled. That's enough for multiple gym sessions without reaching for the charger.
The included accessories (case, screen protector, earphones) feel like nice bonuses rather than afterthoughts. Though fair warning - those bundled earphones are pretty mediocre. Pair this with some decent Bluetooth headphones or wired monitors, and you'll hear what this little device can really do.
Where it shines most is as a dedicated music device. No notifications interrupting your playlist when that one friend who always calls at the worst time decides to ring. Just pure, uninterrupted music bliss.
The Android system does feel slightly sluggish compared to modern smartphones - don't expect buttery smooth app transitions. But for music playback? More than adequate.
Setup can be mildly annoying if you're particular about pre-installed apps (looking at you, undeletable Chrome), but once configured to your liking, it becomes a wonderfully simple music-focused device.
Is it perfect? No. But if you want an affordable, dedicated music player that won't drain your phone battery or interrupt your listening experience, this little blue wonder deserves serious consideration.
