SanDisk Sansa Clip dell.com User Reviews

I had a little problem in the beginning... didn't follow the instructions to the 'T", so you need to read carefully - don't attempt to charge by connecting it to the USB hub on your computer - use one of the usb ports in the back. I did encounter a fatal...

The good: The SanDisk Sansa Clip offers impressive sound quality ; an ultracompact, gym-friendly design with a removable belt clip ; and useful features such as an FM radio and Rhapsody DNA integration. All of this comes at an incredible value, since the...

The bad: connection of the Clip with Rhapsody was problematic. price

Great little mp3 player for the money without paying for a name.

The earphones are uncomfortable

This is all an MP3 player should be. I don't want my Music player to display pictures, just want a nice pretty well-designed GUI and also play my music well... it does that!!

The player is very small but very useable. Beats over-rated IPOD shuffle on price, features, & it has an unbelievable clear and bright screen!! OLED Rocks! - OLED is crystal clear and requires little battery juice to run. Very nice.

Not expandable - Maybe that is asking for a lot on such a tiny device.. but hey Sandisk you make microSD cards.. If you could cram a little microSD reader into this thing you would have the perfect Mp3 player.

This little tiny mp3 is so easy to use, just literally plug and play. no software to put in, download or wait for. This little guy automatically downloads and figures all the stuff out for me. If it was a live man, I would marry it. Song title display is...

Its a little tiny, can get lost easily, but it is smaller than two quarters, better buy better earphones, the ones included arent so hot [they fall out of your ears easily] You can only recharge it thru the computer/no batteries. Mine plays for about 5 ho...

I bought this little guy for my wife and she absolutely loves it (tho I still end up loading the music on it). Good battery life and solid audio (with the headphones that came with XPS420 plugged into it). Going to grab one for myself to replace my aging...

Can clip it on about anywhere. Its lightwieght makes it easy to forget where you clipped it on. Display is nice and bright even in daylight. Audio quality is solid and the volume output easily ranges from whisper to headbanging.

Some of the menus are less than intuitive, but all the basic functions are easy to find. Included headphones are poor, but I didn't buy the mp3 player for the headphones.

I was amazed at the great sound from such a tiny player. It is my first MP3 player so I figured I would have problems figuring out how to use it. Not so. It was simple. I was so impressed, I bought one for my granddaughter and she uses it constantly.

None so far. I have used it for over a month and can say nothing bad about it.

It is the type of item that anyone can use with ease. I am not quite up to speed on everything but this was so easy to use and understand.

I really can't find anything wrong at all.

Once the navigation strokes are learned, very easy to use ; Great screen visability ; Long battery life ; Easily recognized by Laptop ; Easy files transfer ; Accepts music [duh!] and books. Buying several for gifts

Not recognized by all laptops [OK on my Vostro1500, not on my Toshiba ; Immediately replaced the earbuds

Small size makes it very portable.

If you insist on playing videos or viewing pictures on your mp3 player, then look elsewhere.

It's my first mp3 it was so simple to use and figure out, the price was definitely reasonable, and all together can't complain for what I got. The audio pumps, the songs it holds is more than enough.

I was very disappointed in the battery life, I have to charge it everyday, which is not cool at all, its a inconvience a major one.