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.