I have one of these, it's excellent until you need to interact with it in any way, shape or form. My Sansa e280 had a much better interface.
Best MP3 player?
Jose Gutierrez
Jeremiah Edwards
fucking idiot faggot, he wants something small, dedicated player, more space, durable, and cheap, link an android phone sub 5" screen, made with plastic, with an sd card reader or above 30gb internal storage, fucking retard
what op really needs to do is more research to realize that you don't need iTunes to put music on an iPod, not to mention the fact that you can install a 128gb SSD into the iPod classic not only expanding the storage but replacing the slow and failing hdds they come with, makes them probably the comfiest MP3 player aside from the fiio which are getting pretty expensive for the good ones
Jonathan Bennett
>link an android phone sub 5" screen, made with plastic, with an sd card reader or above 30gb internal storage
Sony Ericsson Xperia mini
Blake Bennett
>320mb internal storage
>can't even play FLAC
>old as fuck, probably have to resort to 2nd hand market
Hunter Murphy
Hey, I was merely posting an Android phone that fits the listed requirements.
Asher Long
it doesn't though. Internal storage isn't adequate.
Also phones have problems with EMI from the cellular and BT radio, even if you turn those functions off. They also tend to have noise leakage when charging, especially cheaper and older models. MP3 players are generally specifically designed to avoid creating their own audio interference, though those problems are present in extremely cheap PMPs too.
rockbox on a Classic is god-tier but I don't think it supports OP's iPods. OP could get an AGPTek Rocker, the Rockbox port for that is excellent. In a pinch, the current-gen Sandisk Clip series is quite good, though iirc they no longer have microsd-expandable memory or support RB.
Logan Hall
>with an sd card reader or above 30gb internal storage
It has a microSD card reader
Asher Miller
A nokia flip phone.
Adam Cooper
Best DAP. I've only used mine as a BT receiver and USB DAC but hell, each of those can cost more than what the m0 does.
Ryan Wood
>no longer has expandable memory
why?
Sandisk makes SD cards. It makes no sense if they actually want to jew us. If they really did, tjey would have the ROM be exclusively used by the OS and make it mandatory to use a μSD card. At least with that, we have an option on how much we can expand the storage.