MP3 players come in a variety of shapes and sizes, many of which emulate the design of favorite legacy MP3 players. Here's where to get them and why you should consider one.

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Most people stopped using MP3 players once smartphones became popular, but dedicated music devices still have practical benefits. Using a separate player saves your main phone's battery and removes ...

The Innioasis Y1 is quite the potent piece of nostalgia. I vividly remember getting my first Apple iPod on Christmas 2006 and proceeding to spend the day ripping every angsty CD in teenage me’s ...

The Oakcastle MP300 may be simple, but it does enough that your phone doesn't, to fit into certain set-ups.

While most people just use their phone to listen to music, there are many situations where that's not ideal. For one, streaming music uses a lot of data, and sometimes you're in an area where there's ...