I'm so glad I bought this MP3 player. The sound quality is great and it's very easy to use. I got a 128 GB SD card to download my ITunes, Amazon & Windows media libraries to which I can now easily have portable access. The small form factor makes it easier to hold than my classic IPods. I can also listen to music directly from my phone via the Bluetooth feature. And the projected 15 hour battery life will fill my upcoming flight to China with music. Great gadget at a great price.

This is the second generation of this player and I am more than happy with this unit, The sound is really good and it's built solid.

I bought this to replace an iPod classic which had suffered a hard drive failure.
This unit has good sound, is fast, and the touch screen is ok (note that only the bottom half of the display is touch screen).
Where it falls down for my purposes is the play list support - there is no on board playlist support. That is what I missed most from the iPod.
I need the ability to have the unit make "smart playlists. This should not be too hard for the designers to do really.
An example of a smart list would be "play tracks that have 'blues' in the genre and contain the word 'Baby' or 'Nighttime' in the title and are dated after 2012".
After trying to get the manufacturer to respond about this I gave up. Bought an iFlash Quad and a couple of SD cards and made my old iPod Classic disk-less. Works great and still has all the features.

This AP60 is a perfect audio player solution for me. I had it up and running shortly after the charge was complete. The sound is AWESOME when paired with really good earbuds and a high bit rate audio file. Anyone saying their iPod sounds better is either simply used to the way the iPod sounds or hasn't tried this player with high bit rate FLAC or ALAC files coupled with really good earbuds. With the better bit rate audio files and good earbuds this thing makes my iPod sound "cheap" by comparison

This Hidizs AP60 player can play up 24/192 HD audio files including DSD. Takes up to 256 GB micro SD card. Has feature to have volume control change tracks while the screen is off. Can install a audio driver on computer and use as DAC or with a portable external DAC. Can also be connected to Bluetooth speakers and devices.

The AP60 is built very well. It's tiny! Seriously though, it's small and light enough to go into a shirt-pocket with no issues. It's discreet enough to not draw any attention, So it's very useful when I go to the gym or do running outside.

It looks good.The chassis material of the AP60 feels like something in between plastic and aluminum. It's solid and comfortable in hand despite its many angles.

Overall with the Hidizs AP60 it's a player that can play most audio codecs, has expandable memory via micro sd cards, has a better sound due to its better DAC and a noticeably stronger AMP, this is an amazing deal for $89. I don't think there is any other Hi-Fi player with real DAC and AMP can be cheaper than this.

Best portable music player I have owned. Yes I know we have phones but if you want HiFi sound, this is another step up.
 
I was first attracted by Hidizs AP60's appearance, it looks very fresh and it's not like anything else on the market, It arrived just a few days after I ordered it, I am very satisfied with it's sound quality, 
 
1. Probably the best price you can get for a real HiFi music player. I used to listen to the music with my cellphone, other normal MP3 players, but none of those support the high-res music formats, And no matter how good and expensive is your headphone, If you don't have a good player that can play lossless format. You could not give the best out of your headphone. When I search the HIFI player at Amazon, My target is to find something near $100, I compared few items, For Fiio X1 I really don't like the touch wheel design, feel like it's will be very too hard to control, Then I saw HIDIZS AP60, It looks better and have atpX Bluetooth. 
 
2.Despite its reasonable price tag, the AP60 arrives in a nicely designed cardboard box that contains the player with a plastic bag for protection. Also, you will find some paper stuff, a spare screen protector, a charging cable and even a pair of earphone plus foam covers and a small carrying pouch.
That is pretty nice for a sub $89 audio player.
 
3. The Bluetooth function is really smooth, it's very easy to find all the other devices, and the connection is very fast, and AP60 support aptX which ensures a low latency, high-quality wireless Bluetooth experience. I had a Sony MDR-EX750BT Headphone, and it also supports the aptX, So I used the AP60 with MDR-EX750BT when I go to the gym or ruining, It's sound really solid.The signal was transparent, clear and clean and noticeably better than from some non-aptX sources (my laptop for example). And it's also very light; You could hardly feel it when you are exercise.
 
4.USB-DAC, the AP60 can become a portable USB DAC with many portable Android devices (such as my Asus Google Nexus 7 2nd generation) and also with Windows c