So, now that I've actually used it for a couple days and have fixed the problem I was having with the tags, I'd say I'm pretty happy with the purchase.  The interface is smooth, with no lag.  The media scans on just a normal start up are normally done in like 10-20 seconds, but can take much...

It does use the 64GB micro SDXC card, I'm already using it with one.    Also, I kind of fixed the issues I was having before.  Some of the files actually wound up fixing themselves after I moved them to the external storage; then moved them back onto the internal storage and they continued...

Quote: Yeah, if this is happening to more than just me, it might be something that can be fixed with a firmware update. Quote: Thanks, I was able to install them.  I downloaded a few from the pirate bay.

I'm an android noob, how do I install the .apk files I've downloaded?

I'm still having the same problem, it won't read the tags for the second half of the stuff I put on the internal storage.   Izzi, how much space have you taken up on the thing so far?  The first 20 or so GB of stuff works fine, it's the last 7 GB or so that it doesn't want to read the tags for.

After formatting it (normal format, not a quick format), I put a handful of the albums that it wasn't reading before on there and it read them fine.  I'm currently moving the rest there to see what happens.

Using mp3tag to remove and re-add the tags for a handful of the files didn't help.  I'm formatting the internal storage now to see if it was a possible issue with the drive, then I'll dump everything back on and see how that goes.

Quote: I'm trying it now, but I have a hard time believing it's an issue with the tags themselves since I'm dragging them all from the J3 which viewed them fine, and since originally posting it, I realized it's only happening with the internal storage, not the micro sd card I have.  ...

Izzi, I bought one and it arrived today but I'm having a little bit of trouble in that it's only reading the tags for the first half or so of the music I put on there (starting at O, it doesn't read any of the tags).  The rest is still on the hard drive and playable if I go in by folder, but...

Amazon has an app store, unless I'm mistaken (which is possible, I don't actually have an Android device yet, this is just what I've heard elsewhere), you can use it to download the .apk files to your computer and put them on any device you want (Z2 included),

Just because there's no app market, there's no reason you can't download apps on your computer and move them to the Z2 manually, is there?  It doesn't have 3G/4G, so the only way the app store would be useful is if you were someplace that had an open wifi connection.

I don't know if there's a symbol or setting for it.  I know the J3 just does gapless by default, but the D3 couldn't for whatever reason unless you installed a 3rd party music app.

Thanks for the review.  2 things I'm curious about: does the default music player have gapless playback?  And, since it's only available in Korea right now, is the UI only in Korean or can you switch it to English?