However, its built-in clip, microSD slot, FM radio and low price all help it to win a Budget Buy award. There are small players with better battery life, the controls and screen are a bit small, and its audio quality isn't as rich as we'd like. Sandisk's Sansa Clip+ is a great little MP3 player. Audio quality greatly improved using a third-party pair of earphones, although it still wasn't as rich and detailed as the best players. The bass is very weak, so bass-heavy rock and dance tracks sound limp and unsatisfying. They sound far too muddy, especially when playing pop and jazz tracks. The Down button doubles as an Options button when a song is playing, giving easy access to settings such as the equaliser and play modes such as repeat and shuffle.įor the best audio quality, you'll need a better set of earphones than those provided.
The Home button, which takes you back to the top level of the menu structure, also locks the Clip+ when held down for a few seconds, preventing accidental button presses. SanDisk Sansa e260 4 GB MP3 Player with MicroSD Expansion Slot Black. The controls are small but easy to press, although the small 1in screen can only display four lines of text at a time, so scrolling through long lists of songs is a little tedious. SanDisk Sansa e260 4 GB MP3 Player with MicroSD Expansion Slot Black. Offering five colors to choose from, this lightweight MP3 player delivers major sound for its matchbox size, and storage capacity of up to 2GB. The Clip+ has a logically organised menu. Sansa® Clip 4GB MP3 Player Clip it on and roll For the movers and the shakers who want to shed the baggage of a bigger MP3 playerit’ s time to get the skinny on the Sansa® Clip player. Finding stations using the small buttons is fiddly and time consuming, though. The integrated FM radio uses the earphone cable as an antenna, and we got clear, static-free reception in our central London offices. It surprised me that this was only twice as much capacity as the old Creative Zen, considering how such things have changed in the computing. The model I purchased has a 4GB capacity. The Clip+ lasted an impressive 17 hours and 36 minutes in our battery life tests. The SanDisk Sansa Clip+ player which I settled upon is listed at 49.99 but can currently be found on Amazon for 34.95, and perhaps even less elsewhere. Thanks to the built-in clip, it fastens securely to your clothing so you're unlikely to lose it.
It even has a microSD slot so you can plug in memory cards. Other then that it is great and inexpensive. I would recommend the Sansa mp3 player unless you like to find out what time it is. Sandisk's Sansa Clip+ MP3 player isn't much bigger than a matchbox, but it has 4GB of storage and a built-in FM radio. Also it was hard to find where the date and clock was when I first started using it.
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