A tiny Titan of an MP3

The Sandisk Sansa Clip Plus may look like a toy and not a serious MP3 device but don't be deceived. I have had a few players and found this one to be the best all around device available. It is miniture in size, convenient carry and clip on to where you want it, has awesome sound and an endless amount of storage capacity.
The Clip Plus is a modestly priced MP3 that delivers all day long. It's easy to use, you can drag and drop files with no special software required. It is a convenient digital sound recorder, plays FM radio and is ready to play SR prerecorded songs or books throught the micro SD expansion slot.
If your a serious listener, or want a great player to listen to audio books, this is the one for you. It's vertually indistructable, plays up to 16 hours on a charge and delivers the best fidelity possible. I use mine for audio books and find the progressive fast forward scan indespensable for scanning large sound files of 300mb or more with no wasted time. Dollar for dollar this little player blows the Ipod away!

I am simply happy with purchasing

This player is good. It can't be compared to most other player because it the very good player
The adavntage of thi player:
- very bright display even with minimum bright
- it is very light - 25 gram!!!!
- there is the clip on this player !!!!!
- the volume of sound can be very very loud !!!!
- the sound is good and you will be transfered to nirvana if you take better ear-phone. The current ear-phone is also good.
- you can easy connect to yuor PC and upload music without any additional software !!!!
- this player have additional MicroSD slot and memory card other then SanDisk is also supported!!!! It is easy upgradable to player with 36 Gb of memory with one touch and one MicroSD memory card of cource.
- the simple, intuitive and frendly interface that contain sorting for songs, singer, albums and audio books.
- the memory up to 40 radio station
Limitation:
- you can setup data and time but it is impossible to dispaly time on display
- the volume of radio is changed sometimes whan you walk, run or go in the car. Maybe it depends on quality on radio. Another my player with radio and cell phone is not subjected to similar problem.

If you find light weight player with frendly and intuitive interface i will strongly recommend this player. I use this player more month amd I have never regretted about purchasing. I use it 2 or 3 hours every days and whole charge enough for 5 days

Best for value and features!

I'm spoiled by this. Great features. Small, compact size (almost too small! I keep misplacing it!) the clip has ruined me for others. Excellent quality of sound, plus the included earbuds are terrific value! I bought a second supposedly better pair elsewhere and junked them for the originals.

The magnificent player. In perfectly with the price and quality.

Bought this Sandisk Sansa Clip + because he has a lot of advantages:
  Weight and size, the player is small and lightweight. Lose when it's hard because the headphone jack 3.5 keeps a very, very good.
   You can cling to clothing - hands free, when there are no pockets.
  Sound pleasantly surprised by the quality.
  Reads lossless formats for their size.
  Buttons that can not stand the sensors.
  Appropriate size for the music player screen, more useless.
  A good supply volume.

For $50, or less, you can't possibly regret it.

I really can't say enough about this player. I've had my clip for almost 4 years. My only complaint is that it's almost too small. I've lost it several times because it is so small. However, it always turns up somewhere. I originally bought the clip for the gym. Because of it's small size, I soon began carrying it everywhere. I take it to work, shopping, parties, etc. I've read some reviews that say it feels cheap. It is plastic and I'm not a huge fan of the clicking sound when navigating, but I love that I can reach into my pocket and feel for the "next" button or volume. I don't think it's fair to say it feels cheap because it's light weight. As far as cost, it is cheap. Significantly cheaper than ANYTHING apple makes. I have no complaints about it's durability, having been dropped on concrete numerous times. I read another reviewer say he was angry that his broke after two years. Seriously? It's $50. Buy another one. Electronics are disposable and 2 years is a pretty good run for a $50 device. I've got 4 years out of my investment. Another reviewer complained about not being able to replace the battery. Again, buy another one if the battery is dead. Mine is still running like a champ. I still get probably 10-12 hrs of playback after 4 years. I know it's not a flashy player, but it's a long lasting and inexpensive player that sounds amazing. The 5 band custom EQ is an amazing feature. Pair it with some decent ear buds and you won't be disappointed. The drag and drop simplicity of loading and deleting content is so much easier than an Ipod. It's amazing to me that Jobs was so concerned with simplicity and ease of use, yet he chose to burden the 85% of the world that aren't Mac users with cumbersome and tedious software to use his device. I have an old 80gb classic that's collecting dust now. It's just so easy to add/delete music to my clip, I regularly rotate all 8gb of albums in minutes. This is an easy to use, tiny, inexpensive, disposable(you won't be too upset if it's lost/stolen or goes through the wash), great sounding player. If you're not a hipster concerned with being seen with an Apple product to look "cool", buy one.