HIFI WALKER H20 Pro Hi-Res Audio Player

I had the HiFi Walker H2 for many years and many other players over the years so I was interested to see how the H20 Pro would compare.
It is a very small, lightweight DAP with a decent screen, fast UI based on HiBy OS. The sound is excellent, rich and meaty!
I got the player while it was discounted and also on an extra anniversary offer and I believe I have an absolute bargain. I can highly recommend this lovely player.

A good, nice and cheap device.
Very good sound.

Very good player, no complaints only the back seems to scratch very easily, but the player itself is perfect sound.

Bought to have my music in my pocket without having to change my smartphone to increase the memory space, but also to preserve its battery.
The pros:
- removable memory card, up to 512 GB
- compact and robust-looking device
- good sound quality, with a good volume adjustment range, whether in Bluetooth or wired
- battery life (at least when it's new! to be seen over time)

What could be improved:
- navigation in the menus
- memorization of the track currently playing, after turning off the device, in order to resume where you left off
- a belt support accessory would be nice to propose. The case offered is good for transport, but not practical when using it.
- a removable battery to be able to be replaced in the future (sustainability is becoming fashionable!)

I have been searching for a mid-priced Digital Audio Player to replace a failing Sony model for months and thought I would give the H20 a go. I have only had it for a few weeks but once you get over the slightly quirky interface it is very easy to use and the sound quality is way beyond expectations.
I am particularly pleased that it can play so many different formats including ancient non DRM WMA files. I rarely use Bluetooth but it has worked on a couple of systems I've tried.
There are quirks - you can only have one root folder on the SD card or the database won't complete the scan. I have separated Classical, Rock and Audiobooks so had to have a parent folder called Music first then the database scan could all the hundreds of sub-folders. Also, the equaliser is over-complicated.
I don't see the ROOT folder for the device when I connect to a PC just the SD card. That might limit my ability to upgrade the firmware in the future but it has the latest version.
Overall, hugely impressive.