I bought this player because I wanted something light, while having a freedom of movement. What I had to do with my old Samsung, fine, but once hung heavy in the neck. However, nothing exceptional in this watch: -a very little reagent touch screen where only the supports in the corners are taken into account. -A Music player all there was more basic, what I find very surprising given the size of the screen. For example, no ability to sort music by artist or album, or display different information being music. Not of "playlist". Level "possibilities", it makes me think of those players without a screen. -For A reading by albums, you must go to the file explorer and run away, the first track. This makes it essential that you have properly "tag" all your tracks, otherwise the order of the music will not be yours. I listen to lots of audio books and this player one understands the interest dintégrer a digital classification to file names ... not very nice to read a book in the disorder. -J'utilisais Winamp to sync my music with my players, or there rather prefer a "copy and paste" directly into the drive as if it were a USB key. Otherwise, again ranked songs will not be properly read by the watch. -I Was informed myself on the watch, and having a lot of albums in FLAC, I wanted to point me to a player who read this format. On the D-Watch website, this is what is marked on the audio characteristics: "MP3, WMA, APE, FLAC, WAV, OGG, ACC (7 equalizer modes)". However, the watch can only play mp3 and wma, with the evolution of music formats the past five years is incomprehensible limit !!!! Even advantages: -I Noticed that when I plug the watch to my stereo or in car radio, it is recognized immediately as a USB key. No problem reading and in addition, it recharges simultaneously. And when I want to be my player, it returns to the audio track I was listening! Really nice, becuase I can continue to listen to my books while listening to my music in the car, it is as if it were two separate objects. 'I would also add that, although the shape of a watch, it remains an mp3 player and like any mp3 player you must turn it off when it is no longer listening. I do not think this player is intended to be a show, so the life is entirely reasonable! I do not share my view on other multimedia capabilities (video, voice recorder, calendar etc.), because I do not have the opportunity to use them.
