MP3 players have slowly been replaced by smartphones, but if you find yourself in the rare situation of needing one, luckily for you their near-extinct status means lower prices. The simple SanDisk Clip Jam is compellingly cheap enough to justify buying it just for the gym.

The SanDisk Clip Jam has a lightweight design with a built-in clip, FM radio and long battery life; You can easily copy music from a PC or Mac and the microSD slot provides an extra storage option in a pinch; Unlike the iPod Shuffle, it has a screen

There's no Bluetooth or Wi-Fi; It's not compatible with any streaming music services

2 months into use and I like what I have. Two drawbacks; 1.) volume control doesnt get as loud as my iPod shuffle 4 gen. 2.) Creating your own playlist is tediously disappointing. With an iPod you can create a playlist on your computer quickly and often then simply add to player.

I bought this MP3 player for my husband to use while working out. He loves it! Says it has the best sound of any he had before.

I have used the Clip players dating back well over a decade, including two each of the first gen Clip and the genuinely improved Clip+. I was very hard on the devices, dropping them, having the headphone cord yank out, breaking the back clip off of two, and getting one so wet while out in a surprise...

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Product failed completely after exactly 6 months of regular use; Cheap, but you get what you pay for; While it was working, it took almost 2 minutes to "boot" the device, with a message saying, "Refreshing Your Media".

Works great reasonable price

For the price, it's very easy to use, as an usb key, the sound is very good, the fonctions are ok, easy to search what I want listen to.... but the plastic seems cheap and I had to change the earphones for my own from my cell.