The SanDisk - Clip Sport Plus 16GB* MP3 Player is perfect for my running music listening needs. I've already downloaded over 2700 songs and it's only about 60% full. With the clip there is no need for a separate carrying pouch. I just clip it to my shorts. It also has Bluetooth but the cheap $20 headphones I paired it with kept breaking up so I went back to my non-wireless headphones. I play the volume at max level and it's OK but I would like it a little louder but this may be a headphone issue. Overall it's way better than my former Sony 16 GB player that was bulkier, no clip, died after 9 years and was twice the price.

I haven't used it much, but I like it, the sound quality is good. I also like 5hat I can hook up Bluetooth Headphones to it. I don't like the preloaded music, I wish there was a way to remove the preloaded content.

The SanDisk clip sport plus has a Bluetooth technology I was able to use my Bluetooth headphones do you hear music recording lectures I found out they’re not really no other headphones going to be supported by data for any MP3 that small has that compatibility I think everyone should have one San disk clip sport with a built-in Bluetooth it’s a wonderful technology

Very easy to work, long battery life, really good sound quality for buds. FM reception range seems to be about 30-40 miles. Liked it so much, I bought one for my wife.

I dropped two stars because the clip on my player cracked. It possibly cracked because I did something wrong but I don't recall what, The device was not dropped. Note: as I took a picture to submit I see another crack. This has occurred after I glued the initial crack yesterday. I know I have not had an accident. The crack occurred from my using the clip. This is not good. Now I have to decide what to do if the clip breaks entirely. We have 2 Bluetooth mp3 players and 2 regular clip players. My wife recalled that years ago her clip broke on her older player. Otherwise battery life in Bluetooth function is as advertised. Some of the functions on the player make more sense than on the older players. For instance when initially starting and going to start Bluetooth the back key takes the player back to the current selection. Importantly the selection buttons are not as sensitive on the newer player. This is good because on the older player inadvertent touching could activate an unwanted action. If I get past this problem I will be satisfied with the device