Simple Music Player Reviews

4.8 Rating 99 Reviews

The Simple Music Player in Red/Green is an easy-to-use MP3 music player for individuals with impaired cognition, memory loss, or Alzheimer's.The simplest of operation, play music by lifting the clearly indicated lid, close the lid to stopControls have been demonstrated to be highly intuitive, requiring no prior knowledge or explanationVolume set by family, friends, or carers, so it cannot be accidentally changedMusic uploaded via USB to any Windows, Apple, or Linux PCCapacity: 4GB (approx 1000 songs)Dementia ResearchThe "dementia music player" was developed in light of research undertaken by Designability, which showed many benefits of providing people who have dementia with music they enjoy.Many of our customers have shared experiences of their loved ones enjoying the act of listening to music, but they've sadly lost the ability to operate a conventional music player; The Simple Music Player for dementia was designed to overcome this problem.The design of this MP3 player also makes it a popular choice as a simple music player for elderly people who find modern MP3 players difficult to operate.RequirementsCompatible device with USB port (see examples below)A) Windows computer or laptopB) Apple Macbook/MacC) Any other device with a USB port that can transfer filesTo upload music to the Simple Music Player you need a device that has a USB port with the ability to transfer files, as this will be how you transfer music onto the music player.Unfortunately we aren't able to advise whether your device has a USB port and whether it can transfer files, however, the vast majority of modern computers and laptops have this functionality.How to use the Simple Music PlayerTo start playing music, simply lift the lidUnderneath the lid is one large button that can be used to skip track (optional)Close the lid to turn the music off

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“So simple to use and downloaded my mum's favourite tracks using Amazon Music. This is exactly what she needed as she would not remember how to use anything technical. The labels remind her to lift the flap to play and close it to stop. Glad we found this!”

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“Easy to load with mp3s via USB. Nice sound. Just works simply for the user. Nice piece of equipment.”

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“We bought this for a adult male with autism. As he has broken most of the music players we have bought over the years we did not expect this one to last either. That said, he just loves the player and it is still going strong. It is so simple for him to use, all he has to do is open the lid and the music begins. The simplicity of this product has ensured he does not become frustrated trying to work out what buttons to press and the fact that it is continuous music means he does not have to change disks. A total win win with this product.”

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“It's very difficult to find audio and video devices for my brother with vascular dementia. This is a great solution for audio. He can use it easily. The device handles music and audiobooks. We have one device for music (MP3) and one for audio books (Audible, after running a conversion routine on a PC). You probably need a PC or Mac for transferring files to the device via USB. It may be possible from a phone but it's not immediately obvious from a Google search.”

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“Excellent idea for persons with Alzheimer’s. Simple and easy to use.”

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“Mum absolutely loves this product. It was fairly easy to download songs and get rid of the pre loaded music. Despite her dementia she remembered this music player and how easy she could control it so every morning she has her music on.”

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“My Mum was totally delighted with her new music player. I'll recommend it to other families at Mum's nursing home.”

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“Brilliant product, so easy for my Mum to use especially as it comes with stickers for the buttons to make operating it even easier for her so no instructions to try to remember.”

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