SanDisk Sansa Clip 4 GB MP3 Player (Silver)

Some times I have some difficulties in plugging it with the pc, but generally it is good.
Am so happy with it.

The player is very nice. It has a small size and I usually clip it to my clothes. It has been great for running and has an FM radio and voice recording. It is full featured and supports playlists and is easy to operate. Battery is charged via USB and although it takes a while to charge it lasts a long time. Good volume too when you are in a noisy environment. With four Gig I can get about 800 songs on it which is plenty for me. Highly recommend.

Bought this player for running and it is perfect. I usually clip it on the waistband of my shorts, but it is small and light enough to go anywhere.

It is my first mp3 player so I was unsure about loading music. Have found it easy to upload and manage play-lists just using Windows Media Player. Controls and menus are also easy to use. Earbuds that came with it sound good, stay in when I run, and let in enough sound to hear oncoming cars.

Haven't tried the FM radio yet. Would like them to add a clock/timer in the next version.

I have had my Sansa for a few days now and I'm pleased with it. I had to upgrade from an iRiver iFP-880 that was hideously outdated and had a small capacity. There was suddenly no way to upgrade firmware for that, so I decided to go with a huge capacity MP3 and chose the Sansa based on reviews and price.

Being a creature of habit, I have certain albums that I listen to repeatedly. I have hardly any space used on this 4gb player with about five albums, so I will have to dig out more discs and fill it up. It holds a ridiculous amount of songs, just what I wanted.

There was also the issue of music for my truck without replacing the stereo in there. I picked up a cassette adapter and it works great with this player. Now I can bring my music along and will never have to make a mixed tape again! Heh.

I paid $59 for this clip, which is an excellent price for the 4gb. I wouldn't consider an iPod of any kind because of their music subscription unfriendliness. Drag and drop is the way to go, and I just use Windows Media Player, as the tiny Rhapsody disc that came with this seems pointless, I didn't install it. I also did not need any sort of video player, and it's getting tough to find anything with no video capability.

This is a no-frills player, easy to use and small sized. I do agree with one other comment about the volume switch being in a bad spot, I'm always hitting it when I unplug the headphones. The earbud headphones aren't my favorite either, but that's irrelevant.

All in all, I would recommend this MP3 player to anyone, it was exactly what I wanted and more.

I really like the way the Sansa Clip operates. It's menu system takes a bit of getting used to, but it's basic function is to play music and it does that well. The sound quality is quite good. I run with it and it so light weight you don't know it's there. It a great player -- when it works.

The biggest problem seems to be with the battery and charging it. I worked with the Sansa technicians to try and get it to charge but there is some systemic problem with minature batteries. I've been trying for 2 weeks to get an RMA and that's where SanDisk is really coming up short. I simply want to return the player in exchange for a new one that works. As I understand it, battery issues are a general problem for all these minature MP-3 players. SanDisk needs to be more responsive to the customer when having problems.

I look forward to using my new Sansa Clip when I get a new one!