SanDisk - Sansa 2GB Clip (black) MP3 Player Reviews

I bought this little MP3 player for my husband for his Christmas present this year. He didn't want me to spend a lot on him, but I knew he wanted an MP3 player. I have always been happy with my Sansa, so I looked for a smaller and cheaper one for him.

This Sansa Sandisk MP3 player with the black clip was just the ticket. I found it for $25.00 at the Dell online store. It also has an FM tuner with forty preset channels, 2gb capacity, and it offers up to fifteen hours of continuous music playback before you have to charge it!

It also has voice recording capacity. My daughter likes that in her own...

 WOW Greater Than iPOD Nano

Great price for what you get - paid $60.00 

Variety of colors - black, blue, pink, red, green, neon blue, silver

Small and compact, but not so small you will lose it - has a clip attached, so is easy to clip on to just about anything - also includes arm band, for those who are more vigorously active.

Has a display which is bright and clear, making it easy to read or watch the graphic equalizer.

Able to charge ion battery while on computer or can purchase as AC adapter to charge it up faster.  Has up to 15 hours of play time, which will vary on amount of time play of...

First of all let me say that I do love Apple.  However, my first mp3 player was a Sansa clip, the 2 GB.  I couldn't afford any of the iPods at the time.  I bought the Sansa clip in Dec. 2007; it is STILL working, and I play it heavily every day.  It has great features its rival, the iPod shuffle, sorely lacks: FM radio, a easy to read screen, an audiobook feature, abilty to store multiple playlists, and you can delete songs on it.  I expected, after finally buying the iPod Touch this semester, that I would quit using the Sansa Clip; however, when Im going off to class in the morning with a...

This is a nice player because of its size and it sounds good as well. It has some problems though:

 Sometimes the clip does not hold too well on clothes when I jog so I am always afraid it is going to fall off and get stepped on.

 Navigation of the menu can be awkward.

 Sometimes the player "gets stuck" and has to be turned off and back on.

 Mine came with a manufacturing flaw where some DRM mp3s wouldn't play. I had to research the issue on the sansa message boards in order to find out I had to reformat the whole thing. I did but forgot to save the music which came preloaded :( but the troublesome...

We received the Sanso clip for Christmas. It worked fine for about 1 week. Then our computer stopped recognizing it. It says the item is malfuntioning. I contacted Sanso direct, and their technical support team said our computer did not have up to date drivers. I explained that the device has been working properly for a week, and all the tech did was repeat himself. The item does not charge, and I can't add music. This is the worst mp3 player I have ever tried to use.