Quick Version: Starting at under $40, the Sansa Clip from SanDisk makes an excellent wearable MP3 player if you’re looking for something small that still has plenty of features. …Windows users, people ...

SanDisk's newest Sansa Clip Zip MP3 player may look like an elongated iPod shuffle with a color display on top and a clip on the back, but is actually packed with so many features that it makes you ...

Once upon a time, the dedicated MP3 player market was booming. A countless number of companies had developed their own vision of what such a device should look like and offer, and evolution eventually ...

Sandisk’s Sansa Clip has been the preferred cheap mp3 player for audiophiles for awhile now, and the Clip+ improves on the original in price, design, capacity and ...

SanDisk introduces slightly improved Sansa Clip+ MP3 player SanDisk Corporation, one of the major global leaders in flash memory cards, announced its new MP3 player today: the Sansa Clip+. The Sansa ...

Hot on the heels of the Creative Zen, Sandisk has announced its latest MP3 player, the Clip. We really dig these simple, easy to remember names and this looks like another quality MP3 player from ...

It was SanDisk's own CEO who confessed years back that no one could "out iPod the iPod," but the company is still plugging along with their Sansa line of MP3 players. Granted, these simplistic players ...

Memory goliath SanDisk continues its assault on the flash-based MP3 player market with the CES launch of the flagship Sansa e200 series and the budget-class Sansa c100 series. The e200 series ...

I haven't felt the need to own a dedicated portable music player for a good number of years. I loved my Walkman back in the day, and enjoyed a spell with MiniDisc in the '90s, but nowadays, my mobile ...

If, like me, you aren't particularly fond of iTunes (or indeed the many other music management apps on the market today), you'll find the Clip Zip to be hugely convenient and very easy to use. Hooked ...

Plenty of features for a tiny player. Supports music-subscription services like Rhapsody. Brain-free drag-and-drop syncing — no need to learn a new, lousy software package. Bright screen. 14-hour ...