Spotify & Amazon Music Mighty 3 Music Player, Compatible with Bluetooth and Wired Headphones, No Phone (Black)

I found this quite hard to set up but I think it was more to do with my internet connection. It took a while to connect (one evening, several hours) but eventually was connected to the bluetooth speaker and the playlists synced. Now it is a brilliant little music player that I take everywhere- I love that it is screen free.

It's disappointing that this is the only player on the market for Spotify. I tried it for 24hrs and it failed at every step. From losing connection to continuously needing charging. I managed to sync a playlist with just 15 songs; it took 10 minutes to complete. The one I tried with 100 songs just never, ever completed. It would get to 20% and just.. stop syncing. Only option is to refresh and watch it fail, over and over again. The thing is made/managed by a third party - of which you have to make yet another account. The enclosed guides and the online blurb, depending on what you're looking at, are out of date and incorrect. I have no confidence in the future of this accessory and even less in the app software. It apparently struggled with Android 14 and is worse with Android 15. I cannot recommend this player. A nice bit of kit, let down terribly by the software.

I really love this device. I have been looking to reduce my reliance on screens, and wanted something simple to play my Spotify and podcasts on. I like that the battery lasts a good while, and then recharges super quickly (fully in about an hour). It looks really cute, and it's so light you can clip it easily to clothes (or your work lanyard as I often do!). Initially I found the controls confusing, but it's just a matter of getting used to something physical rather than yet another screen. I had a small problem with the headphone jack and customer services were really outstanding. It seems to be a small business with real humans to help you out if you have any issues. I bought another one for my son as I want him to have access to music on the go, but I don't want to give him a smartphone. He loves it! If you are looking for something simple that can stop you staring at screens and going into some instagram hole when you just wanted to play your songs, this is a great option.

Uploading and refreshing playlists can be frustrating and will suddenly work without any issue after failing numerous times for no apparent reason. I bought this so that I could use Spotify playlists for running without my needing to carry a phone. It’s easy to carry due to its small size and is lightweight enough to be barely noticeable. It pairs perfectly with shokz openrun and the sound and volume have been fine for me. Hopefully the syncing of playlists will get better as time goes on because this is a great little device when it works but incredibly annoying when it won’t

I don't normally write reviews but I feel compelled to do so because of: 1) how misleading the description is for this product, and 2) the fact that the device doesn't actually work. This device will only attempt to sync playlists that you have compiled yourself if you have Amazon Music Unlimited. If you only have Amazon Music (eg through having an Amazon Prime subscription), then you cannot sync your own music playlists. The only playlists available to you are ones that Amazon Music have generated based on similar tracks to what you might like (half of them will be junk). It is a particular issue if you're purchasing this for a child (like I did) who will likely have different music tastes to yourself. Their playlist of the songs that they like will not be able to be synced onto the device. The requirement for an Amazon Music Unlimited subscription for this device to function as described (ie syncing/ playing your own playlists) is not mentioned anywhere on their website. When I surrendered to the fact that I could only sync Amazon generated playlists, I then discovered that only 1 song (out of the 25 on the playlist) had successfully synced onto the device. I tried it multiple times, and the same result occurred. There is no phone number in their customer service, so you have to resort to their AI generated response email service. The result is that there is no resolution, no empathy, and no accountability. I have no choice but to return the product. Very upset as it was bought for my son's birthday present.

I'm just so amazed how many flaws have cropped with this thing in such a short timespan. You can only have 100 songs per playlist, sometimes not even 100 since playlist syncing is unbearably tedious and temperamental. Every now and then the device will do this weird lock where I will be unable to turn it off, adjust volume or anything. It will just be permanently stuck for like 10-20 minutes and then magically works again. When I paid £100+ for what should be a simple MP3 device, I didn't expect it to be this much of a nuisance. There's a 30 day limit to using the device without linking it to bluetooth spotify which I completely understand. But this 30 day limit is tempermental to update. It notified me that I needed to link it to bluetooth and I did. Then the next day it did the same thing where it locked me out and said 30 days are up basically. This is supposed to be the number 1 spotify device but my god it's a waste of money. Way too many inconveniences for something that was supposed to be the complete opposite. Supposed to save me time using my mobile phone for songs. Crazy

It's a brilliant device for our daughter who makes her own Spotify playlists. This has opened a new world for her and she loves it. Usability from her perspective is dead simple and air tight, without issue, as it's uncomplicated and simply does what it's intended to. However for the administrator, that is, the parent, it's quirky. As others have said the software on the phone and synch experience is glitchy and slow. Firmware updates never complete or synchs go on and on and it's unclear what's happened. Bluetooth headphone volume control doesn't work with expensive Sony noise cancelling, but works fine with wired headphones. If you're patient and indulge the fact that this isn't an apple device (remember the iPod nano? ) then you'll love it. If you struggle with technology and "yet another app" then maybe wait until they've got the bugs worked out. It's also expensive for what it is. Still it's a brilliant idea and fills a void in the market. And the nightly auto synch / playlist update feature is brilliant. Highly recommended if you have a kid who likes music.

Nous l'avons reçu hier :D Le produit était déjà chargé et prêt à l'emploi ce qui est vraiment chouette. Aucune difficulté à se connecter à notre compte spotify et la synchronisation avec notre playlist spotify s'est faite sans problème. Le produit est petit et léger, parfait pour aller randonner !

Es el peor producto que ha existido en todos los tiempos para poder escuchar musica, jamas se logra sincronizar no importa que lo dejes 5 días intentandolo, solo sincronia menos de 50 canciones y despues nunca lo hace con el resto de carpetas, si para poder usarlo tienes que esperar tanto tiempo para cargar tu musica, es mejor seguir usando el celular.

Der MP3 Player ist wirklich super. Meine Tochter hat ihn zum Geburtstag bekommen und wir sind begeistert. Das Gerät sieht hübsch aus und der Klipp macht es einfach ihn an ihren Klamotten zu befestigen. Nun ist die nervige Zeit, in der sie mein Handy zum hören ihrer Musik und Hörspiele nutzte, vorbei. Kein nebenbei Fotos aufnehmen und meinen Speicher damit voll müllen. Auch kein "ups, ich bin ganz aus Versehen bei You Tube gelandet". Auch kein: "ich schaue mir nur die Musikvideos bei Spotify an und höre nebenbei". Mein Handy gehört wieder mir! Meine Tochter hört wirklich nur ihre Musik und Hörspiele und spielt nicht nebenbei mit dem Handy rum. Ja, das laden der Hörspiele dauert eine Weile. Dafür passen wirklich viele auf dieses kleine Gerät. Das ist nur ein kleines Manko, was nicht wirklich schmerzhaft ist, im Vergleich zu den vielen, vielen Vorteilen! Absolute Kaufempfehlung.

I’ve run with a Mighty Vibe since 2020. That little lime green powerhouse still works flawlessly, loading playlists from Spotify and Amazon Music Unlimited smoothly. But, over four years of constant use and 14000 rain-or-shine kilometers, the battery in my Vibe is finally giving up the ghost. I decided to upgrade to the latest Mighty version-the “3”, with longer battery life and more storage of up to 1000 songs. The two units look similar, with the 3 being slightly thinner and having a larger, and different shaped LCD. The transition to the 3 was not a smooth. Orginally, there was no support for Amazon Unlimited, and I found my Spotify playlists would hang and not load. I contacted tech support, and was impressed with the service. My emails were answered same day, and the tech I worked with was friendly and patient. (I’m a boomer, so you can guess how patient Dexter had to be trying to help. :-) ) With the release of the latest software, my Mighty 3 runs perfectly. Spotify and Amazon load smoothly, and Bluetooth headphones are easy to link. With Spotify you can set the Mighty 3 to update selected playlists automatically, so there is always fresh music on your device. Bear in mind, you will need paid premium subscriptions to either Spotify or Amazon Music. Hear’s a bit of “PRO” advice. :-) Label your charging/data cord as I guarentee you will misplace that tiny cable and have to tear your house apart looking for it. (Don’t ask me how I know this.) In conclusion, the Mighty 3 is a great running buddy. I’m an ultra runner, and hate to carry a phone with me. Mighty 3 is a one trick pony, and that’s a good thing. It plays music without all the notifications and distractions of a phone. It weighs nothing at 20 grams-less than half the weight of a gel, is very water resistant (IPX4-don’t go swimming with this, though there is a totally waterproof version which I’ve not tested.), allows you to easily select a playlist and shuffle tracks. The physical buttons are well laid out and easy to work even with the mitts we wear winter running. We’ve come a long way from the days I would run with my beloved Sony DD cassette player and a 90 minute mixtape.