Customer Ratings & Reviews

The ClipJam works well and meets our needs. It isn't BlueTooth compatible, but we didn't need that feature.

Love this Sansa clip as I record books from the library. I listen to these books while on the treadmill and while doing yard work.

I bought this for my 10 year old grandson It has been a great starter He has been able to master it and is wanting to upgrade

The Mp3 player is perfect for my sons who have disabilities. Not too fancy just right.

Great price, perfect for my needs. I have been very satisfied with my experience.

It is so easy to set up and add your favorite music. I use in my truck via the Aux set up. I have driven over 3,000 miles on a vacation trip and never listened to the same song.

I absolutely love the SanDisk- Clip Jam. Easy to use and enjoy listening to my favorite music!

It's great for podcasts or long files plus its expandable excellent battery life w USB charging quick and easy file transfer and it remembers where you paused then shut it off

I use the player for music while running or exercising. It is an okay basic player, with a number of drawbacks. It is a step down from the clip sport in that it is more susceptible to water damage. Forget taking it out in a rainstorm, even heavy sweating can cause problems. It is not particularly user friendly and you will need a degree in computer science to create and load your own playlists. (MU3?) Really? It does have three "Go Lists" (internal generic playlists) to which you can add songs one at a time, but the process is tedious. The developer apparently believes that "shuffle" is the preferred mode for listening to your music, so you must be alert to scroll past that option. There are other quirky issues with the player, so learn early on how to reset it. I have owned a number of sandisc mp3 players over the years, and the main reason I keep buying them is the price. If I get a year or more of use, which I normally do, then it is worthwhile. On the plus side, battery life is generally very good, earbuds are adequate, and the player is expandable with an SD card so you can load tons of audio. Another plus is that the competing players at this price are worse.

It's a little hard to manage the buttons with being such a small size. Relative good sound for it's size.

Great way to carry around your favorite tunes. No Bluetooth but saves your phone battery and ear pods are more comfortable than the wireless ones

Great MP3 player. I use this for the gym and my walking and running. It has great and the music from your songs or from the radio just makes you happy.

I'm old school and use this foe my music. We use it in the car. I really don't want them to ever go away. I needmy mp3 and can't stand that other way to expensive brand.

Easy to use! Very simple to add music just drag and drop. Deleting music is is so easy, it's an option in the menu.

Small and musical! The only thing i don't like is the 2,000 song limit. My sd card holds about 4,000.

Great quality very satisfied sounds great I would get again

Easy to operate for my disabled daughter. No bells or whistles, just simple MP3 player. Good quality.

I bought this well looking at ipods . It's the sAmerican thing just way cheaper . People always get fooled and follow the hurd. What that leads to is the loss of money they could have saved. Smart buy for sure.

It has other features like video, picture, and FM radio, but I bought it to play mp3 music from my collection. Loved not having special software to load, just drag and drop music files and the player is loaded.

I am SO GLAD this is available again. I bought the 4gb many years ago (well over 10 years) and it is still working. This is a replacement but only because I damaged the 4gb... First, I broke the clip after running over it with a lawn mower. I was amazed there was no other damage. Three years later, I dropped it while working out and the screen stopped working, go figure... It still works but I have to be very careful to keep it locked so I can always listen to music. I learned that lesson the hard way and it took me about 15 minutes to figure out how to get back to the music setting.