Sandisk Sansa Clip Plus and slotRadio Reviews

Sandisk Sansa Clip Plus and Slot Radio Reviews Lisa: Whenever I am working out at the gym or walking around or at a really boring dinner, I am probably listening to music and that is why I am really excited about the Sansa Clip plus, it is a really small easy to use MP3 player and I am here with Ly Nygen from Sandisk, why don’t you tell me about this really interesting product? Ly: Sure. So the new thing with the Sansa Clip plus is the microSD card slot and that allows consumers to easily pop in music on a microSD card into their player. Lisa: So if I have a lot of songs on my computer I can just put those on the SD card? Ly: Right, it is just a quick drag and drop onto the card and then you just pop it into the player. Now outside of that if you did not have time to download music or you do not want to download music you can always pick up a slot radio card which is new and these are preloaded with a thousand songs each. Lisa: Oh well so you got like hip-hop, country, rock, 80s and 90s. Ly: Each of these are organized into playlists. There are 7 high crafted playlists on each of these cards so you can easily navigate through the music by just clicking a button to get around the playlist. Lisa: I mean this player does not just play music you can also record on to it and listen to audio books and the radio. Ly: That is right. So this little player has a voice recorder, FM radio with 40 presets. Lisa: Oh, wow! Ly: And then there is a little clip on the back hand so that you can actually wear it when you are working out. Lisa: I think that is my favorite part because when I work out I like to just have something small and you know not a huge iPhone. Ly: Yeah, it is really really lightweight as well. Lisa: That is great. So if you want to learn more about Sansa Clip plus and your other players, the Sansa Fuze, where will we go to find about that? Ly: You can go to Sandisk.ca and you can learn more about these two players, the Clip plus our newest one, and the Sansa Fuze as well as you can learn about some radio cost. Lisa: That is awesome. I think I am just going to go listen to some Spice Girls from the 80s and 90s.