I've an older[ Anker SoundCore Mini](https://www.amazon.ca/Anker-SoundCore-Super-Portable-Noise-Cancelling-Microphone/dp/B01HTH3C8S) that qualifies. Specifically [model A3101](https://manuals.plus/anker/a3101-soundcore-mini-bluetooth-speaker-manual) which is still available, often for a song, but has been supplanted by the Mini 3. It also features a MicroSD slot: load the card up with MP3's and the Mini will play them (sequentially only). Note: the Soundcore Mini uses the Micro USB standard.
I can recommend the Anker Soundcore Mini. It uses an SD card. I have several off them and have also bought them fot my elderly parents. Highly recommended. Kind regards, Andy
At the end I got the Anker SoundCore Mini. It has radio FM, micro SD card, and bluetooth. It has +/-/play buttons. Holding +/- allows skipping backward and forward. Not ideal in in terms of buttons, but good enough.
An alternative from a not-well-known brand is the Sonkir speaker.
It's fair for the small size of the speaker. I still haven't tested it much, in particular in telerms of bass. I also have a soundcore motion plus and the quality is clearly higher on this bigger one.
I have two of the soundcore speakers for stereo sound and they are awesome. Use them outside and on the beach and the screens have some rust on them but the sound is still great. Only had them 4 years and no problems.
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