Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy to set up . This is my second one . IT does what it said it would .

Great for running or lifting. Easy to upload songs and to cycle through them.

I like it for running. It is light and I can clip it to my shorts/tights.

Got it as a gift for my aunt. Work well and small enough to fit in any pocket

Love it, just plug in and drag your songs over. Comparable with itunes.

Bought it to listen to music at work. It's small and convenient.

This MP3 Player is just the right size and can be clipped to your belt.

It is easy to set up, adding and transferring music is easy

I enjoyed using my Sansa Clip+, and it took awhile to adjust to the Sandisk Clip Jam. I was able to fast forward on downloaded parts of eaudiobooks on the Clip+ very quickly, which was an advantage. However, the Sandisk Clip Jam has a new measured repeat feature which is helpful in pinpointing a phrase that you missed or didn't understand. I'm now very happy with the Sandisk Clip Jam.

Nice to wear to gym or working in yard, etc....Has a lot of features you wouldn't expect.....Its frustrating to set up because there are no instructions....! piece of paper comes with it and says to go to their website...Since I have GEEK SQUAD coverage, I took my computer there and in moments they showed me how to upload music...Simple once you know how...

Was very easy to load music and put in category light weight and portable

Best purchase I have made for my wife she uses it daily.

Very easy to use. Downloaded songs without any problems.

Good price for a kiddy purchase, kid liked it opened immediately

Holds plenty of music... add a 32gb MicroSD card for even more room

A great little place layer with a FM capacity- a Best Buy 4 sure

Great little player. Got it for my son and he loves it.

Perfect sizefor working out without having to carry around my phone for music

Brought for husband to use on a car trip for audiobooks. Worked Great.

My nearly 10 year old iPod Classic recently died and I needed an MP3 player for my commute to work. I don't need tons of features. The Clip Jam is very affordable and the microSD slot is handy (although there's a 32gb limit). The biggest issue I have is that playlists have to be in the same folder as the MP3s, so there may be duplicate MP3s, but they'll just be in different folders. You have to use Windows Media Player if you don't have another media program to create .M3U files. I've been annoyed with this process after using iTunes for so many years to create playlists. (I'm not a fan of Apple, especially since they discontinued the iPod Classic). I'd choose "maybe" for the recommend portion of this review if it was available.