SanDisk 8GB Clip Jam MP3 Player with microSD Card Slot and FM Radio - Red (Model: SDMX26-008G-G46R) Review

Bought recently. There are no complaints. It is better to immediately buy headphones for the player, since those that are attached to the product are very simple. Got pros: Nice appearance, easy to operate, good price. Ability to install a memory card. Different cons: It is a pity that there is no adapter for charging from the network, but this is solvable.

Everything is really cool and cool, and I mentioned everything in more depth above. In general, everything is pretty cool and cool. Has some pros: Very comfy, stylish, and the greatest player with a comfortable layout that can accommodate an individual of any age, from a youngster to an adult to an old person. Internal memory is good, but it is not sufficient for storing a significant number of music; therefore, it is recommended that you get an SD card. When new data is written to the SD card,

The manufacture date, which is printed on the packaging, is listed as December 2022. It's too bad they couldn't find the check; I would have gladly given it back to them. Has pros: - Navigation through folders (music are organized into folders, however you cannot navigate through a complete folder at once); - I was able to read a 32GB card without any issues; - when turned on, it continues to play from the same moment of the same track on which it was stopped (although you do need to go to the…

Got pros: Excellent sound, compactness, color (they took red), nothing more. Cons below: Radio, but we don’t need it, we took it for a car, and of course headphones

Pros: The player is excellent and holds a charge well enough for 20 hours of continuous listening, plus a compact and good built-in memory Cons: Headphones won't last that long, but they can be quickly replaced

Its pros: Design, quality, reliability, ease of use, good location of buttons, reliable clip, enough built-in memory + slot for a flash drive, long work from 1 charge. With its cons: The headphones broke within a week, which was to be expected. So, take the good ones right away.

Pros: Ideal for listening to audiobooks as starts playback from the moment it was turned off + easy navigation. Holds a charge for a long time. With its cons: Radio and text reading function - so-so, which is understandable. It's not a quibble, just a statement of fact. As a player - perfect.

Bought recently. There are no complaints. It is better to immediately buy headphones for the player, since those that are attached to the product are very simple.

Pros below: Dimensions, versatility, quality and clear familiar interface. Convenient menu. Different cons: The screen is small, but in such a miniature design it is impossible to do otherwise.

The gadget lasted for two months. At first, headphones stopped playing music. I brought it in under warranty. As accessories are not covered by the warranty, the vendor resisted taking the products in for inspection for a very long period. Despite extensive discussions with the "employee of the month," they nonetheless submitted an application for evaluation. After a month of checking, they contacted and declined a guarantee, stating that the guarantee does not apply due to the sort of…

I wish I had done more research before buying this device because it can't do what I bought it for: play Audible audiobooks. If the computer I synced it to was a PC it would work, but since I have a Mac it won't work. I need to install "Audible Manager" on the PC to authorize the device before I can sync it to my Mac. Unfortunately I don't have a PC so this is not an option.

I ordered this from Revain in December to replace my (then working) Scandisk MP3 so I wouldn't be left without an MP3 player when the, which I had stopped working (I had several that stopped working after 6-12 months). I tried using this one in July as the one I was using finally stopped working. I can't upload any books at all! I found files from 2015 on it and deleted them thinking maybe I could use them, but it still won't allow transfer. very disappointed!

This is the 5th one I own and they work great for a while and then problems arise. This particular one lasted six months before "refreshing the media" every time it was turned on. This means that the ability to resume playback at a certain point is lost entirely, which is unacceptable for audiobooks or podcasts. Now he does it regardless of the mode. Others I've had have lost connection to my computer, won't accept new files when connected, shuffle audiobook chapters regardless of settings, or…

Tried to upgrade my old, extremely reliable Walkman 16GB. It's 8GB with an external SD slot, but 8GB isn't a lot of space at the moment. It didn't read any of my Sandisk Micro SD cards. So it's just a useless 8GB MP3 player. Why doesn't Sandisk share 32GB, 64GB, or 128GB internal storage? Seriously, the chips are the size of a barbel and don't cost much more than one, so what kind of people? Also, the thing is thin. I would compare it to an old dried snail shell. One drop and it will break. A…

With a phone in your pocket that's a quality MP3 player, it's hard to find a standalone player. There are tons out there, but most of the cheap ones are complete and utter junk with impossible interfaces and generally poor quality. This SanDisk is a high quality product. I buy them for my kids because I don't give them phones. . They are easy to handle even for a small child. And because it's so light, it can be dropped multiple times and won't break like a smartphone. Battery life is great…

I've long been a fan of the Sandisk Clip Plus as the gold standard for listening to audiobooks, but this new Jam has several advantages - amazing battery life and better sound, especially if you want to go either slower or faster to listen to. Although there are only 3 speeds compared to 5-6 on a smart mobile device, they are enough for most book lovers. The same handy small size makes it ideal for on-the-go listeners who don't want to be weighed down by a larger, more expensive turntable; The…

I bought this to replace the lost one. I use my player all the time when I ride my bike, do housework, go to bed. The only downside is that creating playlists is quite difficult. I haven't found a way to create a playlist on a computer and transfer it to the player, so I need to create a playlist on the player. It's also extremely durable (I can't tell you how many times I've dropped it on cement and hardwood floors) and it just keeps going. I often use it for audio books. When using Audible…