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AUDIOCULAR M01 Portable MP3 Music Player with Bluetooth 5.0, FM, Speaker & 32GB Card
Next-Gen MP3 Music Player for Wireless Audio, HD Recording, and On-the-Go Entertainment
Experience portable music like never before with the AUDIOCULAR M01, a powerful and compact MP3 player crafted for audiophiles, joggers, and everyday users. Equipped with Bluetooth 5.0, a vivid 1.77-inch color display, and HiFi audio support, this device offers immersive sound and effortless navigation wherever you go.
Whether you're working out, traveling, or relaxing, the M01 delivers premium audio performance with support for multiple file formats including MP3, FLAC, APE, WMA, and OGG. Enjoy wireless music playback by pairing it with your Bluetooth headphones or speakers – no tangled wires, just seamless listening.
Key Features:
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Wireless Bluetooth 5.0: Fast, stable pairing with up to 10m range. Compatible with Bluetooth headphones and speakers.
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HiFi Sound Quality: Advanced noise reduction chip for crystal-clear playback across popular audio formats.
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HD Voice Recording: Built-in mic and line-in support for clear, high-definition recordings—ideal for voice memos, lectures, and interviews.
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Vibrant 1.77" Color Display: Easy menu navigation, album art viewing, and support for AVI videos and TXT e-books.
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Includes 32GB microSD Card: Plug and play with included storage, expandable up to 128GB for thousands of songs, videos, and more.
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Built-in Speaker & FM Radio: Enjoy playback with or without headphones, or tune into your favorite FM stations.
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Pocket-Sized Portability: Lightweight design with one-button lock—perfect for jogging, hiking, commuting, and daily carry.
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Type-C USB Charging: Fast, efficient charging with modern Type-C connectivity.
Ideal For:
Jogging, running, hiking, commuting, studying, and casual listening.
Rediscover your music with the AUDIOCULAR M01 – the perfect blend of portability, performance, and premium audio features in one compact device.
Display: 1.77” TFT Color (128×160)
Storage: 32GB microSD included, expandable to 128GB
Audio Formats: MP3, WMA, FLAC, APE, OGG
Video Format: AVI (converted)
Bluetooth: Version 5.0
Recording Format: WAV
E-Book Format: TXT
Speaker Output: 1W*8ohm
Output Jack: 3.5mm
Charging Port: Type-C USB
Charging Time: ~2 Hours
Operating Temp: -5°C to 40°C
In The Box
1x AUDIOCULAR M01 Portable Music Player
1x Type C Cable
1x User Manual
Warranty Period: 1 Year from the date of Invoice
Covered: Manufacturing Defects Only
Warranty Form: https://www.theaudiostore.in/pages/warranty-claim-form
Wonderful product
Small but dynamic
This is working fantastic
My heart's wants are complete for now. Ardently wanted a dedicated media player to bluetooth stream my huge western music collection. This tiny player seems HUGE for my needs.
Thanks....
It was such a great MP3 player for the price. There was enough space as 32 GB memory card was provided. Also, we can read e-books in text format. It's so convenient during travel. FM radio is also present. Lot's of features in that small gadget ❤️.
AUDIOCULAR M01 Portable Mp3 Music Player With FM & Built-in Speaker
It is very handy. And audio quality is very good.
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These are great, every element of a song is well balanced. However, that balance is a double-edged sword, as it lacks bass. So, if you're looking for a strong base signature, you might want to choose something else or use an equalizer, which is what i'm doing.
This is a solid cable, which delivers stunning sound. I use this cable to connect my Hifiman EF400 to Fiio K15. This is a major upgrade to the sound (as compared to the two standalone).
I bought Cadenza as my first IEMs, before buying these I researched a lot about every kind in this budget I could go for, I streched and bought these as something which sounds, harmonious, smooth and comfortable for long sessions, even then the details and the sound still puts me in awe beating any earbuds and in ear sound system I have ever tried.
One of the best IEM.
EarAcoustic STA-Hi End Series IEM is too warmform me which is my sound signature. Beryllium driver tuned so fantastic. When was received this never go off from my ears to 4 hrs. I have so many brands and so many chifi IEMs used but this EarAcoustic STA-Hi End Series IEM is totally blowned me away. That's why this EarAcoustic STA-Hi End Series IEM is highly recommended. Thanks once againMr Pritam Ji for suggesting me so wonderful IEM in audio library collection.
The product came with all the accessories it should have, the box wasn't damaged at all and delivery was quick. It only took 2 days to be delivered and came with good enough packaging.
Overall, Very satisfied by theaudiostore. While this was my first time buying from them, It definitely won't be the last.
When I was a kid, somewhere around 2005–2007, I was gifted a Sony cassette Walkman. I was too young to care about model numbers or sound signatures. I just knew that pressing play felt important. That Walkman is gone now. Probably sacrificed to the great black hole where old chargers, socks, and childhood joy go to die. But the want never left.
So years later, I did what any emotionally stable adult does. I bought a Walkman again. This time, the Sony NW-A306. And no, this is not nostalgia cosplay. This is something else.
-> A Small Device With Strong Opinions:
The NW-A306 looks like a cute mini smartphone that went on a digital detox retreat. No camera. No speaker. No SIM. No “bro just one notification”. It exists only for music and has zero interest in your productivity apps or reels.
Physically, it feels solid and intentional. Buttons still exist. Sony clearly assumes you might listen to music without staring at a screen like it owes you money.
-> Android, But With Discipline:
It runs Android 14 and yes, streaming apps work. YouTube, YouTube Music, Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, ... etc all fine. But here’s the thing, you can choose how modern you want it to be.
With Google services running, I casually listened for about 6 to 7 hours and still stayed under 60 percent battery usage. That’s respectable. Disable Google services and background nonsense, and suddenly the battery life becomes “arre yeh toh chale hi ja raha hai” level good.
Sony didn’t brute-force anything. This device feels tuned, not overpowered.
-> Sound - Sony Being Sony:
Let’s clear this upfront. Walkman is the legacy on which the iPod later thrived. Apple polished the idea. Sony invented the feeling.
And yes, it is Sony, so bass exists. No question about that.
The bass here is not the shaadi DJ type that enters before the song does. It is controlled, confident, and supportive. With KZ ZAS and Sony XM4s, the sound is clean, warm when needed, detailed when it matters, and never tiring.
As a USB DAC, this thing is frankly ridiculous for its size. Plug it into a PC and it behaves like a serious audio device pretending to be small for fun. Stable, clean, no tantrums.
This is not five-minute wow sound. This is “ab bas ek album aur” sound.
-> Local Music and the Joy of Making Things Difficult:
Now comes the part streaming apps will not like.
Yes, we have everything. Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Amazon, Qobuz, YouTube. Music is everywhere. And somehow, nothing sticks.
Algorithms keep suggesting. You keep skipping. Half the time you don’t even remember what you listened to two hours ago. Music becomes vibe. Background. White noise with feelings.
Owning music changes behaviour.
Ripping CDs into FLAC, fixing metadata, web scraping album art, organizing albums. This is effort. And effort creates attention. You listen to albums. You read lyrics. You notice production. You sit still.
Sony Music Center on Windows actually helps instead of testing your patience. Metadata, album art, even 12-tone analysis. Organizing music feels intentional, not like punishment for liking files.
The NW-A306 makes music feel yours. Not rented. Not borrowed. Yours.
Ironically, it uses modern tech to make things slightly complicated on purpose, so listening becomes simple again.
-> So Why Does This Exist?
The NW-A306 is not trying to replace your phone. It is reminding you why music once deserved its own device.
It is focused. It is disciplined. It does not beg for attention. And that is rare now.
If you treat music as something to truly listen to and not just something playing while you scroll, this Walkman makes complete sense. Emotionally. Practically. Logically.
Also, it feels really good to own your music again. Like, irrationally good.
Some loops are worth closing.
i was scared what if i will get scammed, or will the put stone in the box ,
but nothing happened like that, best unboxing experience, do take video, as its mentioned in the package either,
product 10/10
the only issue the extra included case has no guide how to put earbuds in it and as i am an idiot i inserted it wrong took 45 minutes reinserted, fites to tight,
if you are stuck just like me - [****] email me i will help,
best audio , ANC is decent, call good, battery decent, overall excellent package, didnt find in ear detection, or find my earbuds only thing which arnt deal breakers
Amazing product and quick delivery.
There is no hissing sound with Kefine Klean iem
It's really a good beginner iem who qre comes into the iem first time
From perspective the wide bore tips were very flat in term of eq, normal bore and silicon tips performanced the best
Alleviated my qualms about wax entering the vents of the softears volume s.
Would recommend, works as advertised.
I picked up the Xenns Tea Pro from The Audio Store a couple of months ago, and after using them daily, I feel ready to share my thoughts.
First off, huge shoutout to The Audio Store team in Pune. The buying experience was smooth, and they were super helpful with my queries. It’s always reassuring to buy from folks who actually understand the gear they sell.
As for the Tea Pros—they are special. I’ve had them for a while now, so the "new toy" excitement has settled, but I’m still reaching for them every single day. The fit is incredibly comfortable for my ears, even during long listening sessions.
Sound-wise, they have that magic "Tea" DNA but feel more evolved. The vocals are lush and front-and-center, which makes tracks feel intimate. The bass has a solid, authoritative punch without bleeding into the mids, and the treble is detailed but smooth—I’ve never felt any fatigue, even after hours of use. The soundstage is holographic; you can really pinpoint where every instrument is coming from.
If you’re on the fence, just go for it. They have been a fantastic upgrade for my setup.















