so let me get this straight, i have a cell phone with stored mp3 music in it via the sd card inside my cell phone. all i need is this device?
945585
yea, that's it. but, the material is very low end cheap plastic...I mean if really REALLY taken care of I am pretty sure that it will last for some years. but, it does work.
945586
that is what this for but i didnt like it. it was A LOT of static. it was a waste of money to purchase this exact one.
276476
You can use any sd card as long as it's the big one you can even get the adapter and use a small one such as one from your cell phone and you can play anything that is stored on it
1279506
Yes, but you have to have a SD card you can't play music wireless from your phone only answer the phone. But, if your phone have a SD card you can take the music off it your phone and download it to the MP3 player. I got over 1000 songs on my SD card. If you have anymore question for me just email me again. Okay?
120824
microUSB to USB is what you need. plug it in like any other USB mp3 player and it will be recognized by any compatible device: pc, sound system, etc.
455128
YES. Through various sources, including reading Amazon reviews in depth and www.mobiledia.com (look up the phone model with Verizon service), I was able to enable mp3 usage. Thru a microSD/USB card adapter (about $15 @ Best Buy), you can transfer songs from your computer to the memory card. For a phone, the sound is pretty impressive.
400812
i use my android smartphone with downloaded music to sd card. i don't have a bluetooth device, so i don't know.
1949426
Yes as long as your MP3 device can support a 32GB card and it fits in the slot for your device.
1039496
Well there's sd card and then there's micro sd card micro sd card is what you need it'll be perfect fit I got one in my samsung galaxy 4 and I've been downloading for days on end no problems don't go cheap with these I got one of eBay it broke in too days cause it was cheap. Completely burned it out im still using this one yes you'll love it promise.
503114
Christopher, There was no snide, since I am not the seller, but a buyer! I´m using a 32gb mini sdcard that I loaded music to before placing it into the Sansa device that I purchased online from Amazon. I don´t on a Radio slot card, and I´m sorry for your confusion. Peace!
1329874
You should be able to download music, images, or files on your phone regardless if you have a SD card or not. The question is; is the internal storage full and have you moved the files from internal storage to your SD card. 8gb is enough space for a cell phone and you should be able to hold a host of things but if you have large files or thousands of songs then you will not be able to download more. Try moving files from internal storage over to the SD and also check the card to see how much memory is stored on their.
348203
i use it with my cell phone and play a music app, so it should work for your MP3 player. it comes with good stuff
614823
It has a slot for a Micro SD card. So if you want to download all your music, figure out how big all those files together are, and get a micro SD card big enough to hold everything.
257889
A 2G card is pretty cheap, so maybe, but I only paid $80 for my 4G Zen from Amazon. Realize that the files on the card are not integrated into the music menu, they're separate, on a separate menu. Although I have not tried an SD card yet personally, I have read that you can't navigate away from that menu without stopping the music.
42673
This mp3 plays whatever is on the sd memory card or your phone. You have to have sd card or usp cable connected to your phone or aux connected to your phone. Once you hook it up you select a radio station that matches the number of the station on the mp3
1258826
I use SD cards and the music on them is MP3. I use old SD cards from years ago that had been in cameras. I didn't even reformat them. I use it plugged in and I love it. I play stuff all night to cover the background noise and some times I leave it on all day. I switch cards often so I have different music on each. I haven't tried it with a stick.
1230007
if you already have an app on your tablet for a music player...(I think it came with one installed)...then all you need to do is transfer the files if they are compatible files.
1909120
You do not need a rom drive. The Clip Zip attaches via a USB cable. Usually just drag-and-drop files to thee MP3 player.