The Huiying HY-658 vaguely reminds us of a well-known but vaguely remembered player. In other words, it’s another generic clone from China. It’s an audio and video player that plays videos on its 2.4-inch screen in a grainy resolution, but it’s only 200 yuan or $27, so what the heck. It supports AVI, MP3, WMA, WAV, TXT, has a built-in tuner and USB port. It uses a 2.5mm jack for headphones and memory via an SD slot. It supports all sorts of languages from simplified Chinese to French, Portuguese, Thai and Hebrew.
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