Customer Ratings & Reviews

This unit has some firmware issues. If you switch from an audiobook to the radio and then back to the audiobook, the system does not "bookmark" your previous position. I have tried using both the "Books" and "Music" folders and when I return to these I find no "resume" function. I hope they generate a fix soon. I bought two of these next generation MP3 players. I have been using Sandisk since the M-Series. They have all performed great. Hope I can say the same about the Clip Sport.

replaced the one i had for a couple years .it stills plays good just wont charge any more.

If you just want some tunes while you exercise, you can't beat the Sansa Clip. It's lightweight, unobtrusive, holds a LOT of music, good sound quality, easy to use, good battery life, etc. I see others wearing their clunky iPods and iPhones at the gym and feel a little sorry for them. They paid 10 X as much for something that slows them down or gets in the way. I know they do more things but, come on, you're at the gym for what reason? to text your friends or work out? Bought this one for a GF because she liked mine.

The sound quality is great and the interface is easy enough. With a 32GB card installed, it has loads of space for music and such. Very light and the clip on feature is great for on the go enjoyment.

A poor substitute for the earlier Sansa Fuse mp3 player, whose menu wheel was pleasant and intuitively simple to use. The Clip Sport screen is difficult to read, its buttons require pressure to get a response, and (unlike the old Fuse) it doesn't remember your place in a podcast or audiobook when you go away and come back to it. Moreover, there is no protected setting to prevent accidental shut-off during use. The overall tactile feel of the Sansa Clip Sport is "cheap." I regret buying it.

This MP3 player is easy to use and has a long battery life. Sound quality is very good and it will hold 1000's of songs. It's great for listening to music, stored books, podcasts or FM radio while out running at the beach or just when you want to shut out the world. Best of all, it's very inexpensive.

I spend a lot of time in my car for work and practically inhale audiobooks. I was using my Kindle to do this but its size is not as easy to throw into my tote bag. I was also worried it would get cracked if it fell in the car. I tried my Sony mp3 player but it isn't compatible with most audiobooks. I bought this little device for $30 and I'm so glad I did. It sits nicely in a cupholder while I'm using it. It's SO simple to use with Audible. I spend literally a few minutes on Sundays loading it up, and that's it. Press "on" and "play" and you're good to go. I plug this in to my car speakers. It has a great sound. I can clip it to my waistband to keep listening while I take walks, and it's really lightweight. I'm really computer-savvy but I don't want my hobbies to feel like work! I like simple electronic devices. It's supposed to be fun, not a chore. This little baby fits the bill; unlike my (other) mp3 player, which requires many steps to convert the files (& isn't compatible with Audible). Received it within a few days of ordering and didn't even have to read the directions. Battery life is good.

I bought this Sandisc because it is small enough to fit in a waterproof case I have for beach use. Ii was so easy to use. Works well with Windows media player, this thing is so small yet holds 4 GB of music PLUS up to a 32 GB card. ALL MUSIC PLAYERS SHOULD LET YOU INSERT A CARD!.That is enough music for all summer! The head phones are ok, but I have better. It can read WAV file format,so I can listen to loseless music, which is a plus. I have a 16gb card I found in a run over cell phone! So I loaded over 30 of my favorite albums in LOSELSS format! It does have an upper volume limit so you can’t turn it up too loud. So it is not loud enough for some places I bike ride, maybe that is a good thing! Battery life is fine, went a week of hourly use before a recharge. Checked FM radio, works fine. It is so light that I plan to keep it in the case for protection.

I wanted an MP3 player that was small enough but still had the power of a bigger MP3 player for my workouts. This product also has the secure clip on the back that is convenient for attaching to my workout clothing when I'm on the move. Two extra features that I really love is the radio feature that allows me to listen to news and the slot for additional memory or music files. Great product for the money!

I purchased the SanDisk ZipClip MP3 Player for around $35. It has 4 GB of available storage. I liked it because it was small. I love that it can clip to my shirt or shorts while I work out. The sound is great. It is easy to use and put music on. I use it while I walk. I like to time myself while I am walking and it has a sport setting that lets me time my laps. I can make specific playlists of all the songs I put onto it. The battery life is pretty good. Love IT!

Does the job. Has a radio which was one of the features that is important to me. Easy to download music from my pc. Best to only download what you want to hear. I put a memory card in it and downloaded all my music. Big mistake....have to go thru every song to find what you want...Does not download my playlists....have to make your playlists on the device. Has pre-made folders for audio books and pictures. Nice touch. But haven't used those features. Might not ever use them..can not record from radio. It has good sound and volume control. Love the headphones that come with. For a basic mp3 player I am happy with it.

I bought several of these players for my kids for Christmas. We can't afford iPods for them, so I was looking for a decent music player that they could have on bus rides, going to school, etc. I looked at several lower priced mp3 players before sticking with the Sansa, and I haven't been disappointed. First off, understand that this isn't an iPod. It plays music and that's about it. But it does that pretty well. The sound is pretty good, good enough for the headphones that our kids use. I also listened to the music on a mid-range set of head phones and it was still clear and sounded good. The interface is fairly simple and straightforward, enough so that my 9 year old was able to quickly figure it out and hasn't had to ask too many questions. We did have a slight software issue on one of them, but that was quickly resolved with a quick question to Google. Since then, they have all worked flawlessly. Getting music on the device was very simple, pretty much a copy/paste or drag/drop function. Easy enough for even the most tech-challenged person. They are very lightweight, enough so that I thought that they might break. But, they have held out very well and I haven't had any complaints from the kids, other than it isn't an iPod. So, for a less expensive mp3 player, I would recommend the Sansa.

this is a good brand for inexpensive mp3 players. i bought one at least 5yr ago when they 1st started getting known. this latest version obviously has more memory in the same compact size. no its not an iPod and doesn't download apps, thus 4star, but you can't beat the price if you really wanna good player, especially good for bike rides, the gym, etc... AND IT CAN USE a micro sd card!!!!! make several cards of different types of music and swap them out once you've fill the included memory

I wanted something small and easy to use to take my music to the beach. It clips on to my swimsuit and is very light and convenient. The red color makes it easy to find in my bag. Clear sound, excellent price.

I bought this to replace an Eclipse mp3 player. The latter worked fine for a year or so and then would only play on battery for an hour. It would cut off sharply with a very acrimonious sound. So far (a month), this has not happened with the SanDisk. I like the larger screen and menu. The fact that it has a clip was the major factor in deciding to purchase this model. The earbuds that came with it are very low quality, but the sound is good using a better quality headphone.

its a great budget mp3 player. - great battery - lots of codecs to play - small and clip on anywhere - interface is easy to use and simple - fm radio is actually good - micro sd card expansion

Love this MP3 player. Clips right onto all clothing. Very easy to use. Plays radio as well. Lots of room for all my music and plenty of room to grow. The sound is terrific, inspiring at the gym.

It's great having micro SD cards to load up all your favorite content - limitless memory capability - micro cards are very cheap these days. I love having a small unit that does not require a case or sleeve. The provided clip will allow you to clip it to almost anything. This Sansa Clip goes with me everywhere - commute to work, the office, the gym or business trips, you name it! Great device that is much cheaper than the 'I" device.

Got this as a Mother's Day gift for my wife and it was a big hit. I already have one and the size, capacity and battery life at a great price make this a winner

My younger brother needed an mp3 that he wouldn't be afraid to lose. Wouldn't be the first time :( Screen is small but it actually looks pretty good. Menu is simple and easy to manage. Hold a good amount of songs, depending on the quality you can get a different number. My brother hasn't lost it yet and is happy with the mp3.