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| SanDisk Sansa Clip 2 GB MP3 Player (Black) | 
 enlarge | Brand: SanDisk
Category: CE
List Price: $59.99
Buy New: $39.99
You Save: $20.00 (33%)
New (58) Used (5) Refurbished (5) from $31.95
Avg. Customer Rating:  215 reviews
Sales Rank: 302
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 2.2 x 1.4 x 0.7
nv:Supported Formats: MP3
Supported Formats: WMA
Supported Formats: Audible
Supported Formats: Secure WMA
Internal Storage: 2GB
Interface: USB 2.0
Outputs: Earphones
Special Features: Microphone
Special Features: FM radio
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: SDMX11R-002GK-A57
Model: SDMX11R-002GK-A57
UPC: 619659040994
EAN: 0619659041144
ASIN: B000W09ZTK
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Customer Reviews:
Nice produce August 29, 2008
I have owned the SanDisk Sansa Clip for a few weeks now and I really enjoy using it. I love it when I go for a bike ride and when I work out at the club. Easy to download music too. And I read a review before I bought it complaining that the ear plugs weren't very good. They work and sound great to me!
 Midnight Music Owls..... August 28, 2008
Sansa Clip is AWESOME, we cannot set ours down, thankfully when the children go to sleep, Nightowls continue to rock out. So easy to learn, awesome eerie blue glow, very special MP3 player! What?? Can't hear you, Mary J Blige is symphonizing on my Sansa!
Good Product August 26, 2008
It's a very good product, for the price.
Beautiful, reliable, and compact.
The Best small MP3 player on the market August 26, 2008
4 out of 5 found this review helpful
Let me start by saying I own a clip, I also own an ipod shuffle and a creative labs Zen. Hands down - the Clip is my favorite player. The other two will likely end up on ebay.
The clip is ever so slightly larger than the stone, and somewhat larger than the shuffle. However, its not an issue - its still a very miniscule player that you can clip to your shirt while you hit the gym. Its a very small trade off for all the benefits it offers over the other two players.
Heres why you should get a Sansa Clip - point by point.
1 - NO ITUNES! I realize there are other ways of putting music on the shuffle, but none are as simple as drag and drop like a normal flash drive. If you have a giant collection of music (like I do) iTunes is a nightmare. Forcing your customers to use it is a bad idea. Creative labs gets the nod for this too.
2 - Sound quality of the clip appears to be better than the shuffle and the stone. I am using the same set of Bose In-Ear headphones in all three players. If you are going to be using the stock headphones - for the record, creative labs are garbage. They were poorly padded and hurt your ears.
3 - Cost - About $5 more than the Stone, but cheaper than the ipod, the sansa is a good value. The Stone does not come with a built in clip - you have to buy a skin for it, which will eat up the $5 savings you have.
4 - The screen - Its actually handy to have, and the clip's screen is much better than that of the stone - wider, displays more, and its two colors so it looks nicer.
5 - No iTunes required.
6 - The Stone and the Clip both have FM Tuner , while the Apple does not. The Clips interface makes navigating the radio presets easier than the Stone and, at least in my location I get better reception on the stone.
8 - No iTunes!!!!
9 - General responsiveness of the ZEN Stone is lethargic compared to the clip, and shuffle. On the Stone, when you press a command button, there is a noticeable amount of lag between when you press the button and the player actually responds. Even when you press skip to jump a song - there is about a one second delay. This might not sound like much, but it can get annoying when you are hunting around to find that one song you really want to hear.
10 - Battery Life - Again , the Clip takes top honors at 15 hours. iPod shuffle is rated for 12 hours The Clips battery is rated at 15 hours, the Stones is only 9 hours.
11 - Final point I want to make and its a big one. Both the Clip and the Stone use a normal mini-usb connector for connection to PC. Apple chose to brilliantly come up with a proprietary connector to dock / charge the shuffle. That means if you lose it, you're out some scrilla. With the clip and stone using a standard mini-usb, it means you can charge the players / transfer tunes pretty much anywhere there is a computer - at a friends house say, at work - wherever - with no fancy dock / cable required.
12 - No iTunes.
HAnds down, I find the Clip to be the best player. IF being absolutely miniscule as possible is a requirement, the shuffle is the smallest / lightest player of the bunch, but not by much. Other than that, it is inferior to the clip in every way I can think of.
 You Sweat, It Dies. In as little as 3 days. Avoid at all costs if you think you may sweat August 26, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Piece of junk. 1st one lasted 61 days, I'm now struggling with tech support delays to get it replaced under the 1 yr warranty. They keep asking me stupid questions like the model # in 0.001 font on the bottom. It's a friggin Clip 4GB silver, they can read the model # when they get it. Bought a 2nd one, it died in only 3 days. That one was returned to Circuit City for refund. I realized the 1st one lasted a little longer since at first I ran with it an armband case. The 2nd one I used the clip only, isn't that why it has a clip??? When it died, I figured out that sweat was the culprit. What kind of mp3 player can't handle a little sweat? Jeez... If you just want a small player for the library or airplane, it's probably great. I guess when I finally get it replaced under warranty, I'll constrain it to air conditioned environments. For exercising,it's useless. And their support is underwhelming to say the least.
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