For about $170, it makes a solid music player and audio recorder. This is a professional device and is built as such. No updates, no random glitches I've found, no games or nonsense to distract from music or tasks. It can record audio if needed, such as voice memos or butt sounds. It takes 2 AAA batteries, which can be swapped out very quickly so there is no need to go without music as it charges. It will happily play back mp3 files without any interruptions, until the batteries die. I will go through all the settings and play around with it more later and update things as needed. I have not done much testing yet, as I just got it working. I'll share what it's good at, what it isn't, and how to make it play back music files. It's not a perfect media player, but it is very good for what I need. This is a very easy project, and will be the first one I have completed here. This time I was successful and am listening to an album as I type this up. I was unable to find a proper portable player and decided to try this device again. The welding spatter had burned the screen, then I dropped it and shattered it while trying to clean it off. It's this second feature I was so interested in, after the demise of my smartphone at work. It records very high quality audio, as well as plays it back. It's portable, and offers a very versatile audio recorder that can be mounted to cameras, hooked on a belt, and jammed wherever it may be needed. The Zoom F1 field recorder is a small 2 channel professional audio recorder.
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