compatible with sansa clip plus?
945625
It's compatible with any mp3 player just like headphones can work with any player.
945626
Yup. I would dare to say it is compatible with any MP3 player with a headphone jack.
945627
I don't know; I'm not familiar with a sansa clip plus. I asked my husband and he said it would be. He loves it and it allows him to listen to his pod casts while driving.
428133
Don't know about the Clip+. It does have a universal RCA jack like headphones that works. Good sound too.
73112
I'm not sure. I would caution that my experience with sansa mp3 players has been mostly negative. I had earlier mp3 players without a touch interface and these were pretty good. The players with touch were so dreadful that I'd never buy another Sansa device.
127903
No it does not. I thought the same when I got it. It works with a different Sansa model, witch I am not sure. You can run a AUX cord in through the back and play your Clip that way, thats what I do. The speaker its self is very nice. Great sound. Hope this helps.
503111
I know exactly what you are talking about. This model doesn't have that. The model you're after is this one: http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Sansa-Clip-Player-Black/dp/B009PNXZFA/ref=sr_1_14?ie=UTF8&qid;=1402691975&sr;=8-14&keywords;=sandisk+mp3#productDetails
901973
Same problem. Had 2 Sansa Clips (1 GB) and no sound when headphone jack fully inserted. Had to be juggled repeatedly, kept falling out when in position to create sound. Sent both back. Got money back from Proton, but AM Sales pretends they never received the product back. Riiight. Ordered Sansa Clip Plus from Sandisk, and it's better than the other two, but still has places where it just doesn't give sound.
603542
According to this review:http://mp3.about.com/od/reviews/fr/Sansa-Clip-Plus-Review.htmThe Sansa Clip comes with Rhapsody software on the included CD.
258661
You can play it on these speakers: GTMax Black Portable Folding Stereo Speaker For Sandisk Sansa Clip Plus 4GB 8GB
860793
I just bought a Sansa clip plus & have already tried two different types of earbuds. I am looking for something thats comfotrable & protable. So these headphones will work & enhance the sound I'm looking for on my mp3? Thank you for your time.
1939735
Yes, these headphones have the standard 3.5mm jack so they'll work with almost anything including the Sansa Clip. I've had these headphones for about 3 weeks and I love them.
901977
I've had this exact same problem with 6 Sansa players. 4 Clips and 2 Fuzes. I returned them all when Sansa customer support could do nothing. I waited five months to see if they had worked out their problems and just got a 4 G clip from amazon. SAME PROBLEM! This truly sucks!
2182023
On my older Sandisk Sansa Clip+ offering, Under the "Music" Screen my downloaded songs shows as one list in the "play all" and "songs" menu selection. There is a folder browser screen also, which the internal and external memory is browsable to. The Sansa Clip Zip also works like this, I would hope the newest version the Clip Sport works similarly. there are adobe reader version of the user guilds at sandisk.com .
1891400
I'll find out soon. Just ordered one for the Sansa e260 mp3 player. PS: I used to live in Wheat Ridge.
2041686
It depends on the format of the Audio book. The "SanDisk Sansa Clip+" supports MP3, WMA, Secure WMA, Audiobooks, Ogg Vorbis, as well as FLAC formats. And I know that the Overdrive audio books, come in MP3, WMA, formats as well.
1448437
It seems they forgot to type the + sign. If you scroll down to the description, it calls it a Sands Clip +. I don't see any difference at all. Except for color. If you look at all the ads, you will see that sometimes one color or another is more money. The real difference is between the Sands Clip + and the Sansa Zip Clip. The Zip does the same things, but it's a little easier to navigate through.
2159979
Lillie Trotter,Please note that the Sansa Clip+ accepts microSD cad, which is physically much smaller than a regular SD card.The microSD card is used as an extension to the MP3 player's internal 2GB memory. So initially you can use the player without buying an extra microSD card.
1050183
Not at all. Just plug it into computer usb. Computer will see it as a drive. When you double click the drive you will see all folders on the Clip. Open your music folder and drag and drop your choices into the Clip music folder. Or you can load a micro SD card (up to 32gigs) with music and just plug it into the Sansa Clip+ players slot.