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| Author | Jonathan Bray |
| Published | 12th Dec 2007 |
| Manufacturer | SanDisk |
| Supplier | LambdaTek |
| Price | £19.48 (Exc VAT) |
| as reviewed | £22.40 (Inc VAT) |
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Comments for SanDisk Sansa Clip (1GB)
Williamn said on 20th August 2008
Gordon said on 20th August 2008
@Williamn - it's called isolation headphones! If you're using headphones bundled with ANY MP3 player or phone you don't deserve to listen to anything ;)
Do a site search and get yourself a decent pair of Shure, Etymotic or Ultimate Ears earphones then use foam tips and you won't hear the Central Line WITHOUT the music even being on!!
Gordon said on 20th August 2008
These are also a great idea:
http://www.trustedreviews.com/mp3/news/2008/08/14/How-to-Boost-Any-High-End-Earphones/p1
mark johnson said on 23rd August 2008
Needs Media Player to work and doesn't recognise folders! So the only way to order your music is using the dreadful playlists in Media Player.
So mine is going back. Shame, renders what would otherwise be a great player practically useless.
Gordon said on 11th September 2008
@mark - nonsense! I drag and drop music into the 'music' folder (hard I know!) on mine and the player automatically works it all out. Couldn't be simpler. Think you have mixed something up.
fredkw said on 1st November 2008
Mark
If you do not have any information in the MP3 tags in your files the player has no information to work with.
I use MP3 Tag Tools which can be downloaded from the Sourceforge web site at this address http://sourceforge.net/projects/massid3lib. It works very well for me.
99tollap said on 28th December 2008
7/10 for sound quality?!
Every other review I've read tells me this thing has unbelievable sound quality. And having owned one for a month now, I can concur.
I always felt a bit underwhelmed by my Ultimate Ears super fi. 5 pro earphones, but when I swapped my £200 Archos 605 for my £20 Sandisk clip, I was blown away.
I would give them at least 9/10 for sound quality...
Smakovich said on 4th January 2009
I didn't check out the date of this review, but since October 3rd 2008 (or around those days) the Sansa Clip also supports FLAC and OGG Vorbis, you should update that in my suggestion ;)
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Can someone please get on the London underground central line and tell me if they can hear their music on this?
Trusted Reviews gave the SanDisk Sansa E270 (which I now own) a recommended award, but on the above mentioned tube line, it's not much use!