Eclipse - Fit Clip Plus 8GB* MP3 Player - Blue

The volume is too low for my taste but it has a great quality of sound. All of the instructions included (which are none) are horrible. I had to look through the reviews to find the answers. I dislike that when you turn off the device it automatically starts all over again from the tracks it came with and songs are repeated. Volume is tricky to figure out, instead of pressing once or twice to increase the volume you have to hold on to the + or - button. The box says it's touch screen when it's not. I knew this when I bought it. Just needed something simple to run with and it's doing its job.

Overall the MP3 is worth buying, if you're looking for something to listen music with -- especially if you plan on exercising with it. I use this to workout, so 8GB is more than enough. Shows the album cover when you play a song, which is a nice little feature. Don't expect that you're getting something similar to an IPOD shuffle because then you're going to be disappointed. If you decide to purchase it with the right attitude, then this MP3 will suffice. CONS: Sometimes it takes a while to load up. Can't figure out how to set up playlists. Navigating through it is a bit tedious -- not as easy as other MP3s. Buttons are a little harder to push. Battery life is decent.

For the price, this MP3 player is decent. I bought it because it was the cheapest one with a radio, which is what I really wanted. The GUI is very basic, but it is full color and pretty low resolution. It isn't touch screen so I had to break the habit of trying to touch it. The process to go back and forth between menus is not really intuitive and takes some getting used to. The battery life is decent but it doesn't get me through an eight hour work shift. The clip isn't the strongest. I have it clipped onto a pretty thin lanyard that is around my neck and it stays for the most part because I'm just sitting but with more activity it begins to slide off. I do like the size and the color. Sound is adequate as well. Haven't put any pictures of videos on it and probably never will, so I can't attest to those. I will say that having 8 GB for the price ($19.99) it does what I need it to do.

Price led me on this purchase. It has plenty of memory and I like the blue color. The print screens on the instructions were so small that it was difficult to read. There are no instructions on how to actually use the player. The manufacturer says they have video support online, but it's for different players. I couldn't find anything for this player. The first day I had it, the screen got scratched. Just by taking it out of the box and trying to set it up. I added albums, but some of the albums weren't under the album category. I had to play a random song, pause the playback, go back to the menu to find the local folder where all the albums are stored. This only works when you pause a song. There is no shuffle option, so you're stuck listening to the music in order. Also, it does have a radio, but I can't pull in any stations, just static. I don't know if it's my area or the player. The battery life is really short. I bought it to listen to music at work and I have to charge it practically every day. It also does not allow playback while it is charging. Once you figure it out, it isn't that difficult to use, but figuring it out can be a little bit of a challenge.

Cons: build quality and the controls are weird Pros: prices, storage holds a lot of songs and more, and portable Cheaper than must music players and you get more out of it.

Sound quality is good. Shape is bulky as a clip on, I frequently bump up against it/ knock it off my waistband. Controls are a nightmare. Non-intuitive, no quick start guide. Click down a menu to stumble on "tips" to learn how to use it. After a month of use it is still not easy to use, long pauses in reaction to clicking once or clicking twice or holding the button down. Life is too short. Sansa is far more intuitive and easy to use. Included earbuds fit MY ears very comfortably and were nearly worth the purchase price....so I have THAT going for me.

Works like it says .. Sounds good .. Battery ok so far .. Got it for present for 5yr old to play first music on , its a little hard to work the small built in buttons on top for a kid .. You have to convert movies to .amv This is a challenge and I still cant the full screen size right and any movie starts over everytime you push play, there is really no way to Fast forward or go to chapters .. Pros: Cheap, lots of space for music, sounds good and FM radio was nice bonus ... Overall good value for simple music player ..

Even though this MP3 player has 8 gb of storage, I didn't like he design. Too many steps to load music and I don't like adding pictures to this product. I really should have looked for something less complicated and strictly music only. Not happy with the design.