Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am overall impressed with the sound quality of this mp3 player and it works well for the purposes I purchased it for... The only thing that I didn't like with the 16GB model as opposed to my 8GB models is this one doesn't support a micro SD card. I have a 128GB micro SD card that I am using with the 8 GB scan disk model. So I would have preferred knowing this when I bought the 16GB for the difference in price I would have stayed with another 8GB model.

Good product for the price. If you are looking for a light and inexpensive MP3 player. This is a good choice.

I own 3 non-Bluetooth SanDisk MP3 players, and I had been waiting for a Bluetooth version to come out. The Bluetooth works well, and the features are SanDisk's usual good selection. The covers over the ports, which make it somewhat water resistant (I'm guessing) seem cheap and are cumbersome. I expect the tiny bit of material which hold them to the player to break soon. The battery life is not as good as my other players. I only get about 6 hours of play time. I would probably buy this again.

The unit seems solid, the UI is fairly straightforward, and the cost was reasonable.

So far everything seems to be fine with my sands MP3 player. I am not sure how long the battery will last before it has to be charged. My iPod seems to drain quickly. I think for the money it is a great fit.

This is a great item for working out with it is durable and it holds a lot of music.

Transferring music is without problem, still need to work with it a bit more, feels a little bulky but not enough to complain about it, will still need to test Bluetooth connection to truly know how well it performs with that. No complains so far

My old iPod died a year ago and I did not know what to do with all of my music (from CD) in my iTunes library. I bought this to play MP#'s but I was ecstatic when I found I could transfer music directly from my iTunes library and the player could play them. The screens are a bit strange (I have trouble seeing the blue "Folders" screen, and the buttons on the front aren't intuitive. But it plays great and has a long battery life.

This is my second one. Lost the first one. Small and easy to use when working out.

This is very easy to use. I like that it is small and clips to my belt loop. No need to dig it out to change radio ststions.

I had an older model that finally quit working and I wanted to replace it. This updated model is great. It doesn’t have a micro sd slot anymore though. With a bigger memory the sd slot isn’t necessary. Good features, good size. Great gift idea!!

Bought this for a first MP3 for 12 year old. He really liked it and its easy to use. Nice Bluetooth feature.

Small and easy to use without it getting in the way while found work or workiuts.

I love this little MP3 player. I use it primarily for bike rides but put it to good use when I am doing work in the yard or around the house. It can store a lot of music and is a wonderful sound too.

I purchased this for my 8 year old daughter. Music was simple for my husband to upload from our computer. It’s easy to use; my 8 year old can do it. Coupled with a Bluetooth speaker, it makes a great little way for my daughter to play music. She loves it!

Used this temporarily while I was without a cell phone. It is a great wireless MP3 player with Bluetooth. No issues with uploading music. Plays from a good distance away. Would recommend for anyone interested in a fairly priced MP3 player.

Bought it for my wife to use with her portable speaker while working. The Bluetooth connects easily and the player itself is easy to navigate. I'd recommend it.

I bought this so I could listen to sporting events on the radio with my Bluetooth headphones. However, I suspect the radio relies on wired headphones to serve as the antenna because reception is lousy.

I bought this so I could listen to sporting events on the radio with my Bluetooth headphones. However, I suspect the radio relies on wired headphones to serve as the antenna because reception is lousy.

Excellent value. Reminds me of the older iPod Nano. I was hooing the sports file/menu was complimented with more featured where inebcoukd input weight, height, calories expended as is crafted innthe older Nano (not quite sure which generation im referring to but its rectangular and slightly smaller than a matchbook and/or 2 1/2 the size of a postage stamp aporix 1/2 inch by 1 1/2 inch.