Does anyone use MP3 players anymore?

[Skig²]

The one I am wanting to sell is a blue Pic n Roll MP310. I have the USB and outlet chargers, original earbuds, and it doesn't have any issues. Does anyone have an idea of a fair price?

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[ShadowsfeaR]

Yeah I do it's on my phone

[Flamecannon]

around 20-100 dollar range methinks?
just basing it on the 3 i own so that's not very accurate or precise at all but that is what i would think people would pay for it
it is kinda shocking how people online are selling for 150-180

[Ipquarx]

mp3 is outdated. we need to make aac players

[Pngu12970]

i just use my phone for music

[Kishgal Ys]

I know people who do because where they work you're allowed to listen to music but you can't use your phone. This is pretty much the only reason I can think of to still use one asides from the obvious of not being able to afford anything else.

[Lego lad]

meee

[otto-san]

mp3 is outdated. we need to make aac players

ur an aac player

[St. Francis Xavier]

The last one I purchased was a year ago. And I never used it because I got a new phone a week later :\

[Flamecannon]

oh and they look cute if you draw pictures of faces on paper and put them over the screen!

...that's a pro of mp3 players right?!

[Kishgal Ys]

He's right.

[Mr Man]

I prefer vinyl

[Blockzillahead]

its called a phone you bum

[Alteration]

I do not use an MP3 player anymore since most of my MP3s have deteriorated (MP3s are a lossy filetype, so they eventually lose bitrate and kbps over time).
I had to buy a FLAC (lossless filetype, doesn't lose quality) player a few months ago. I don't have a smartphone, so streaming/iTunes wasn't an option.

[Ipquarx]

I do not use an MP3 player anymore since most of my MP3s have deteriorated (MP3s are a lossy filetype, so they eventually lose bitrate and kbps over time).

you have no idea at all how lossy compression works if you think the quality degrades over time