Customer Ratings & Reviews

This a great little player. It is my 3rd Sport Clip player. I bought because I wanted the wireless feature. It paired easily with my headphones. It stores all of my music. I has several nice features including radio capability. I like the small size. The buttons are easily used. The menus are easy to work with.

It's good for what it is: an inexpensive portable mp3 device. I use it on my daily hikes and when working on the yard with loud tools. That being said, I'm on my third one this year because I snapped off the clip while doing one of those outside jobs. On the one before that, the rubber usb port cover broke off and eventually, sweat got in and ruined the display. Fortunately, at under $30 if you abuse them, you can afford to lose (then replace) them.

The size is perfect, bluetooth excellent, easy to navigate.

Great sounding music easy to use. The clip feature is nice

holds lots of music, books and has FM radio. only con i found was radio does not go bluetooth as earbuds must be plugged in to act as antenna, negating bluetooth function

This mp3 was a great Christmas gift for my granddaughter. She has really enjoyed it. I recommend d this to anyone with kids

STORES A LOT OF MUSIC EASY TO USE AND SMALL VERY GOOD

I bought this to save my iPhone from having so much extra on it and it’s awesome... great quality perfect for what I needed

This player preforms as expected, not as quick as a smart phone but very long battery life and reasonable quality for its price. I would recommend this to anyone who has small children who loves music or to anyone who may not have a reliable internet connection.

It's easy to use and easy to sync music to. It also has bluetooth as well as some decent ear buds. There are covers on the ports for debris. The pad on the front does not hold up well. This was my second one after my sony was stolen. Spend the extra money and get the Walkman or iPod touch or a used ipod. If you just want something for offline music, this will do, but don't expect much else.

Picked this one up to replace a 10 year old Samsung. Just looking to store music files so this fits the bill. Like the small size and weight so that I can just clip it on.

High capacity, light weight player, perfect for running.

Phone capabilities replaced this device for me, but I found it handy and easy. I also found bluetooth earphines an improvement over plug-ins.

Small, enough storage and very easy to use it. I like it

My son wanted to listen to music on some wireless headphones and I wasn't ready to get him a cellular phone yet, so I compromised and got him this Bluetooth player. Compared to the iPod, this is way less expensive and is able to play all types of music too. My son loves it and the battery life between charges is very good as well.

I’ve always used MP3 players so I don’t drain my phone battery, wish it had a micro sd port, battery life is very long, holds 1600 or so songs

This is pretty easy to use but hitting the back arrow, which is easy to do if you’re listening to books and you want to repeat a clip you just heard, will send you back to the very beginning of the book.

My I pod was too fancy and technical for it's own good. Frequently getting stuck during uploads or loosing some of my playlist. This San Disk MP3 player is perfect. Simple to operate, reliable Bluetooth and a radio to boot. More than enough memory for tunes, podcast, and more. Great Buy!!

I had a Sansa Fuze that was acting up, so on Black Friday I went to Best Buy and decided between the Clip Sport Plus and the Clip Jam. I decided to get the Sport Plus mainly because of the higher capacity and the screen size. They had red & blue. I wanted the red, but wound up with the blue (long story about a terrible shopping experience). I think the Fuze was easier to operate in terms of the looks of the screen, the types of buttons on the player and the ease of using the buttons. Turing the player on & off is a little bit of a pain. Using the buttons is more difficult because it requires more pressure. The way the buttons are arranged makes it a little more difficult to quickly grab the player with one hand and operate it. I have to grab it, hold it against my leg until my hand kinda gets in the right position, and then use it. Also, the volume doesn't seem to be as loud. I have read about different settings for Europe and America, etc., and have made any necessary adjustments, but it still doesn't seem as loud as my original player. Overall, it's not a bad buy, I just don't like it as much. I had been without a player long enough, and this one seemed to fit my needs. I didn't need anything fancy, just something that worked. It also fell within my budget. It's an OK price for what it is, but if it weren't on sale, I wouldn't have bought it.

I would have preferred a full-on I Pod but my budget would not allow until next year some time. This device has a usable display, though small and much harder to use than an I Pod would be. Nevertheless for the money it's excellent. I am 65 and I am delighted at the excellent sound quality in small inexpensive devices. The only reason I gave it a "good" rating instead of "excellent" is that the first one I bought died for no apparent reason. But since it was within the 2-week period I got a replacement for no charge.