Customer Ratings & Reviews

An incredibly lightweight MP3 player, that stores more than 4 hours of music.

I am enjoying the music I added to this Scandisc Player.. It's just a little bit of a pain to go through the folders.. The folder are nice to have ..It is also nice when you connect it to a computer you can add files as if it was another computer or external device.. Once you get the hang of it, it really is better than the old I-Pods and it holds a heck of a lot more.... I would recommend it but mostly because our options are getting slimmer.. I use it at my construction job with a good set of good Sony wireless headphones..

Compared to original SansaClip, this product is less impressive. Cheap plasticky material, and not as easy to use. Sandisk needs to go back to the high quality materials they used to use and the design of a few years ago. Not impressed, although it works.

Simple. Intuitive, and comes in a small convienent size. Does what it says.

Great price for this product. It is easy to use and the sound is great.

This is definitely not a hifi player, but it never claims to be. The sound is a little lacking, but for the price, it does a good job. It's small and easy to carry during activities.

I love this Sandisk MP3 player! It is light to carry and has excellent sound.

Got this for a teen nephew as a gift and he loved it! Easy to use, plenty of storage!

I bought this for my 8 yr old son, for his very first MP3/music player. Uploading music on to it from the computer is a breeze (comes with a USB cord). Display screen is clear, buttons are easy to use for navigating the device. You can browse through your songs when listening to music. Comes with corded ear buds with 3 different sizes. Great price for the product!

Best mp3 player u can buy last long when charge small fit in you pocket

For the price, its a winner. The interface is a little clunky, but my young daughter appreciates it just fine, so I saved money over more expensive players, while satisfying auditory needs.

My wife wanted something smaller than her cell phone to use to listen to musicduring a 5k she was participating in. This was perfect. No cords and all the tunes she could ever need.

This is a good, cheap little mp3 player with Bluetooth. It's build is solid but the screen and interface are as basic as you get. There are way better mp3 players out there but not for this cheap w/ bluetooth

The size and functionality is great for me. Easy to understand and use.

So easy to use, and so much capacity for music, why waste money on something else.

Device is light and has Bluetooth. Not many MP3 players anymore. Great for running.

I needed a small effective MP3 with FM capability for exercising, biking, and hiking. As I was aware of San Disks' reputation, I felt I couldn't go wrong with this. I was correct! This is small and innocuous and its' sound is amazing. Although my experience with MP3's is very limited, I really enjoy this and find it meets my needs in every way..

I bought this to replace the "recently deceased" clip sport I purchased 4 years ago. I bought the "plus" for the bluetooth but didn't realize it didn't come with the additional memory card slot that my old one had. My old one had only 8GB of internal memory & this has 16GB, but I have a need for about 32GB since all my MP3's are at 320 bit rate & take up more space. I was thinking of returning it for this reason but decided to keep it & deal with a smaller # of songs. The reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is due to the deletion of the memory card slot. ....... Other than that, I'm happy with it !

Its a cheap MP3 player, Pretty easy to use, But lacking the quality of previous Sandisk Brand players. Their memory products are second to none, however the MP3 players leave alot to be desired.

I wanted to upgrade to Bluetooth connectivity, and this let me do it. I had a couple of smaller SanDisk players (Clip Zip) and was highly satisified with them. Plus, the only other MP3 option with Bluetooth started with an "i" and I don't use their products. That made this a no-brainer. Relatively easy to sync from Windows Media Player, so I haven't used the drag-and-drop method of loading it.