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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I use an old iPhone for this - bonus that you can also put the Libby app on it and have endless free audio books for them

You can buy a refurbished iPhone for cheap [/quote]

Be careful with this- we thought we had one that would work but it couldn’t be updated to an OS that was compatible with our MacBook. [/quote]

Why do you need it to be compatible with your MacBook? Mine works just fine with no MacBook [/quote]

If you want to use it to transfer songs that already belong to you via a computer, then you need a computer. I guess if you are relying on streaming then it would work fine. In my case I prefer to have a device that doesn’t need a WiFi connection especially since it gets used for travel, to play dance music at friends’ houses, etc.[/quote]

NP - I need a couple of mp3 players that I can load with songs for my kids at camp. There’s no Wi-Fi. We have a Sony mp3 player, but my MacBook won’t recognize it. My husband’s ancient MacBook did recognize the Sony, but it died last year.[/quote]

I'm the PP who cautioned about MacBook compatibility. I figured out an easy workaround. We have a no-name mp3 player from amazon that my MacBook would not recognize no matter what I did. It has a micro SD card. We got a micro SD card reader for cheap and ejected the card from the mp3 player and plugged it into my MacBook. It recognized the card and I loaded songs onto the card. mp3 player works perfectly now so I definitely recommend this if you are trying to make a no-phone, apple-compatible solution work.[/quote]

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