[Electronics-Talk] Accessible MP3 Player

[Gerald Levy]

If you can live without shuffle or random play mode, you can pick up a 
totally accessible MP3 player on EBay forabout a buck.  No kidding.  I have 
four of them.  It is about the size of a matchbook, and has only a large, 
round play/stop button surrounded by a concentric ring for up/down volume 
and left/right skip.  The right side has a slide on/off swich and a 3.5 
headphone jack.  The left side has a port for connecting a micro USB cable 
and a slot for a micro SD card,which you must buy separately for about $4. 
Of course, you supply your own earbuds or headphones.  And it runs on a 
rechargeable lithium ion battery whichprovides about 4 hours of playing 
time.  If you absolutely must have shuffle mode, you will have to pay much 
more for an accessible MP3 player with this feature.  Below, is a link to 
one such MP3 player on EBay:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mini-7-Colors-Mirror-Clip-USB-Digital-Mp3-Music-Player-Support-8GB-SD-TF-Card/382635468749?epid=8014445496&hash=item5916d9e7cd:g:3DYAAOSwcT5b8Qqj:rk:3:pf:0



Gerald



-----Original Message----- 
From: Nicole Torcolini via Electronics-Talk
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2018 9:43 PM
To: electronics-talk at nfbnet.org
Cc: Nicole Torcolini
Subject: [Electronics-Talk] Accessible MP3 Player

            I have a Victor Stream, but I don't use any of the functions
other than the MP3 player. What is a good accessible MP3 player? It must be
able to play from a USB thumb drive and have a shuffle/random mode. Other
than that, it does not need to be able to do anything else.



Nicole

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