Review on Black SanDisk 8GB Clip Sport MP3 Player - Enhanced 🎵 LCD Screen, FM Radio, and SD Card Slot - Model: SDMX24-008G-G46K by Julio Avikunthak

I usually use my MP3 players in the car to listen to audiobooks on the way to work. Sometimes I borrow audio books from an online library, and sometimes I buy them on CD and rip them to mp3. In any case, the SanDisk Sport never follows the order, it counts from 1 to 9 and then jumps to track 100. I updated to the latest firmware and it didn't fix anything. The device is utterly useless if you want ordered files (like audiobooks, podcasts, or music tagged with track numbers) - too dumb to know how numerical ordering works. .Luckily I still have my SanDisk Fuze (which works fine just doesn't allow for as much memory = more book file management instead of just downloading and listening for a while). I researched several MP3 players in this work. (not a huge cost to test this, but definitely a failure). So far Iyzer seems to work pretty well (and has a lot of memory), but I haven't used it enough to justify it. Still thankful for trusty old Fuze; For now, it remains my favorite portable audiobook device. I wouldn't recommend buying the SanDisk Clip Sport as it (at least for Win 7) just won't stay connected to the machine. It keeps disconnecting and I have to unplug and plug it back in - I can't even copy files to or from it or delete files from it without disconnecting. It's very pointless trying to use this thing. AVOID this and you'll be glad you did.