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Are there any good modern MP3 players?
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Just yesterday I saw a post about using retro game handhelds as a music players. That might interest you.
From the sbcgaming subreddit, the one I see constantly popping up is the TrimUI Brick (Hammer for metal case).
Of course any retro games handheld with Android will work just as well as any other phones with Android. And you can just put it on airplane mode or just don't install any apps that'll give notifications.
Additionally, there's a rockbox app for portmaster.
I used to use my PSP as a music player because my subwoofers would cause my CDs to skip. Good times.
Rockbox has a 3DS port in progress.