NEUMI Atom 1080P Full-HD Digital Media Player for USB Drives and SD Cards, HEVC/H.265, HDMI and Analog AV, Automatic Playback, Looping, Trigger Capability

Start up is a bit slow. Menu has a copy and paste for video. My 2TB MBR drive has 8 folders. Folder 01 is a clipboard folder with nothing in it. I can copy and paste to it for quick finding of movie I'm watching and resume. When I'm done I can delete from the clipboard. The audio and video is good. The audio is hot wired into the HDMI output and the TV has a audio output to send to my stereo receiver for big speaker playback. The minimal programming design is simple to use. Overall, much better than expected. The remote battery cover is a bit stiff to open. The small buttons are far enough apart for easy use. The unit is very small. At this price, I'll buy a second one for backup. EDIT I found the zoom feature in the settings. The top and left arrows shrink the size of the picture. The adjustment stays until you change it again. I shrunk mine 3 clicks each then used the zoom on my tv remote to get a perfect video fit. This tiny player works great for my MP4 and AVI movies. The OK button is play, pause, and info button also. The buttons on my old WD hub wore out so I already bought the second one for the remote.

I bought this recently to replace a nearly-identical item that had finally died after about five years of faithful service. This one's doing the same job, just as well. Basically, it's a good way to plug-and-play videos stored on flash drives. It makes for a good "on the go" option. More importantly, it plays some video codecs that other players can't deal with. For example, I use this as a good alternative when the Sony PS4 media player won't play something. Easy-to-use, and small enough that it can have a home on top of my Blu-ray player without being awkwardly out of place. The only real minus to this device (and it's a small one) is that its indicator lights are ridiculously bright. When it's turned off there's a single red light that shines out; when it's turned on, there's an equally bright green light. It's pretty distracting, when you're trying to watch a TV that is directly above the unit. Fortunately, it's also easily handeled. I just slapped a sticker over the spot on the front where the light shines out. Problem solved. Bottom line: the player gets the job done, for a good price.

This device worked perfectly for my front door video jump scare. This pairs well an infrared beam trigger that has a built-in relay. I used this one https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084ZT442X and it worked perfectly. I had to wire a 12v power supply and a 3.5mm headphone cable left and right contacts to the beam trigger with the normally open contacts. Once I had everything connected and named the appropriate files (loop.mp4 and trigger.mp4), the jump scare was complete. It worked great.

NUEMI Atom media player did not work as expected. Purchased this based on a video using this item to create a holiday effect. This item would not reliably function. The remote kept turning off the projector this media player was connected to via HDMI cable when specific buttons were pressed. I had bought separately the motion sensor and trigger button to go with this and neither worked. I was not able to use the product at all for our holiday display. Disappointing.

First of all this thing is pretty dang cool, it's the size of a deck of cards and plays most of my .mp4, .m2ts, .avi and .mkv files great. Watched about five movies and a few seasons of shows. Good video quality, subtitles work, and it's fast. If your show season files are all in one folder it will play them sequentially. Also will resume playback in order when you boot up. The included remote is easy to use, minimalist but I like that. My only criticism is this is advertised being able to x265 files, and it will play them, but has tons of artifacts making it unwatchable. To be fair I've only tried a few but every file that x265 does that. Anything encoded in x264 plays and looks good. I use USB sticks up 512gb, formatted exfat and fat32. I tried my 4gb NTFS external usb hard drive and it didn't like that. I think I read that there's a 1TB limit.