It's small but sound quality is good, it has good volume. Con be charged by USB the controls are enought to navigate all that's needed. Could help to have a screen but that's a power saving thing. The unit I Think is good value for a solar power unit

Excellent product!! Very easy to use and clear sound. The charging options are also great. Battery life is good and no problem charging it...my wife loves it!!! (Bought it for her)

Wasn't the easiest thing to figure out but it's a nice alternative to reading for those with bad eyesight.

Okay, but seems like I might had gotten a returned item as the seal was broken and there was no instruction sheet inside.It does seem to work well but I was very disappointed that it did not include the original King James version, if I would had read in one of the paragraphs online that it didn't I would not have ordered it, they should mention the included versions in the main title.

This is such an amazing electronic device for all the best reasons. First and foremost it's all about God's word and letting him show us the way to do his work. This device is super easy to work and tye battery lasts a good amount of time. The fact that the sun can charge the battery is so awesome. This device works great, as it says, there's multiple languages and the audio is clear and easy to understand. It looks exactly like the pictures and seems to be well made so I hope it works a long time. So very happy with this, God bless!

The Solar Audio Bible MP3 Player is convenient and eco-friendly. I am awed by its solar charging capability, eliminating the need for constant battery replacements and making it ideal for when you travel or areas with limited electricity may have access. The multi-language support, including English, Arabic, and Spanish, is also a major win for quality in wider audience to easily enjoy the audio Bible. Overall, recommend for clarity of the audio, value for money, and the intuitive interface as contributing factors to an enriching listening experience.

I'm particularly bummed as I put my thoughts into words regarding this portable Bible player. It has great qualities that are overshadowed by some major flaws. The voice is pleasant, and appropriate for speaking the Word, and the rate of speech can be increased or decreased, amongst other standards, such as pause, Book, Chapter, and Verse controls. The solar panel is fantastic and works, albeit slowly, but great nonetheless. It sounds so promising, until you've spent time with it, and the flaws start stacking up.The FM function doesn't work, period, no static, no nothing. I scanned manually and automatically, receiving nothing but silence. I could've lived without that feature, but then I discovered that switching the modes would make me start the Bible readout from Genesis Chapter 1 every time. Okay, no problem I figured since I won't be using FM anymore, it won't be a problem hence forth. Then I found out that turning the player off did the same thing, the narrator starts over again. Every time I come back, I'll have to press the corresponding navigation buttons repeatedly, book by book, chapter by chapter, then verse by verse, to get back to where I was. The colorful keys do allow jumping to the start of the Old or New Testament, but the book, chapter and verse skipping still applies. With 66 Books that have to be clicked through, then Chapter, then Verse, it really gets time consuming. I couldn't imagine getting deeper into the higher chapter Books, like Kings, Isaiah, Psalms, and Proverbs.The manual also says there is button back-lighting that stays illuminated for 1 second after the last key is pressed, but the only light is the LED indicator, which is for playing and charging. No using it in the darkness, not until every button location and function is comfortably memorized.I really do have a difficult time giving anything involving the Holy Scriptures a low score, because I want everyone to experience God in their lives, it's very fulfilling. Plus, my difficulty also has to do with Jesus's great commission to the disciples, before ascending to Heaven, that they, and the Church of faithful in present day, are to go and teach the nations.With that taken into consideration here, I don't think the experience should feel hindered, or have a frustrating interface in an audio player, such as this. It's far easier for me to get the Book and Chapter I need when I open a physical Bible, and quicker too, while this electronic version is just a cumbersome slog. There are better players available on Amazon, that use the same narrator voice too, and they keep your place, even if it was off for months. So, I have to advise on skipping this one, solar panel or not, and looking for any that do something as basic as a standard bookmark where it was last left off. That's my take, I truly hope it's helpful today. Thank you for this time to reflect on my commentary. God bless.