Foo - Time to replace my Sansa Clip+ :(

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The thing has gone MIA. It was a great little gizmo and I may yet replace it with another, but also exploring options. Torn between strictly audio and audio+video+?...
If you lost your little audio player, would you replace with another or sacrifice size and get a cheap android tablet?
The thing has gone MIA. It was a great little gizmo and I may yet replace it with another, but also exploring options. Torn between strictly audio and audio+video+?...
If you lost your little audio player, would you replace with another or sacrifice size and get a cheap android tablet?
It really depends on what you use it for the most. I use mine mostly for riding but since I have to carry my phone anyways, I upgraded the memory card to 16gb and put all the music there.
It really depends on what you use it for the most. I use mine mostly for riding but since I have to carry my phone anyways, I upgraded the memory card to 16gb and put all the music there.
1. I use it primarily on the bus on the way to work and while doing household chores.
2. Have a bare bones Tracfone (http://www.tracfone.com/phone_detail.jsp?contentID=UCMTST_008463&title=Samsung%20T105G), so no joy there.
I love my Clip+. Not so much with the stock firmware, but with Rockbox and a 32 GB MicroSD card, it's pretty great. I'd buy another, myself.
Wordbiker
12-08-11, 08:59 PM
Replace the Sansa. They're one of the most versatile, compact and cheap players on the market. If you lose one, at least you're not out much dough.
I only use mine for music on the jobsite, which is admittedly a hostile environment for sensitive electronics...and also no place to be watching videos.
eofelis
12-08-11, 09:14 PM
We like our two Sansa Clip +s!
bigbenaugust
12-09-11, 10:40 AM
We have an iRiver T7 that I keep around for when I use a Zipcar here at work, and also an extremely cheap Visual Land 4GB audio/video player with an 8GB MicroSD card in it.
Avoid the Visual Land. The iRiver is a great little mp3 player if you can remember which buttons do what. Menu, Play/Pause, FF, RW, volume +/- are easy enough. But some of them do different things in different contexts.
Stealthammer
12-09-11, 11:21 AM
I'm on my third Sansa and have loved every one. They work so well and are so inexpensive that if I kill it in a crash or loan it to a friend who loses it, I just smile and upgrade!
Really got to replace it now. I was hoping it may have fallen out at work, but it wasn't there :(.
I might run with Ruben's idea and upgrade my phone to one that has mp3 functionality. However, gonna wait and see if the wife can snag a prize from the company X-mas party tomorrow night- she's won 2 iPod's before.
And I'm slightly amazed that post count in thread now in double digits and not one mention of Apple products until now...
Stealthammer
12-09-11, 05:05 PM
....And I'm slightly amazed that post count in thread now in double digits and not one mention of Apple products until now...
Lost Sansa = Out $30
Lost iPod = Out $130.....
BTW: My phone has an MP3 player as well, and is loaded with tunes, but battery life plummets as the music plays......
bigbenaugust
12-09-11, 05:36 PM
And I'm slightly amazed that post count in thread now in double digits and not one mention of Apple products until now...
Some of us don't like vendor lock-in. :)
no motor?
12-10-11, 09:02 AM
Get a Victrola
Or get your very own Texican accordion and make your own music.
http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r162/jsharr/jsharrnook.jpg
The critter was in the back of the company van. Which means I get to avoid the cheap-o things from Big Lots my wife was going to buy.
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