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Smaller Than I Expected, But Great Sound !!! Volume Over-ride is a Pain to get full Volume (ear protection program ) Goodish EQ. Adjustment. EarPhones Supplied were a bit poor IMO, I am some others instead. Easy transfer of mp.3 files Nice when plugged into Home Stereo System. Good Quality Sound after overriding dreaded ear protection volume control. Holds Excellent Charge. Plenty of Internal storage Space. Well Worth A £20+ Price Tag. I would imagine this little unit would be great for outdoor runners etc. while training. Sandisk is a reliable make, I swear by there thumb drives and have been using these for 16+ years.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
It's a good mp3 player soundwise and more, just not as practical as the "old" Clip+. On the Clip+ the music on the MicroSD card and on the player itself would appear in one list. Not on the Jam. On Clip+ I could choose an artist and it would play through all albums from this artist. On Jam I have to put everything on the MicroSD card (since the files don't merge into one list) and play from Folder View, and then I have to go back to the menu and choose next album every time one album is finished. When I add new music, it doesn't show up alphabetically but in the order the music was uploaded, so I have to delete everything and transfer everything with the new files to get them in alphabetical order. Another annoying thing about Jam is that it makes a short fade-in on every track, so you never get a kickoff start on any song. Two things are better with Jam: Battery life and that it never freezes (Clip+ did that occasionally). It also seems like all the similar mp3 players (the Chinese ones) have 5 times more impractical menus and functions than this one, so I guess it's the best you can get in this price class and size these days.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
For the price what do you want? I use mine in my car and it's more than adequate. If you load it with quality MP3's 320kbps or flac's you will not be dissapointed. Easy to use and the battery life seems very good i have charged mine once and have used it everyday about 2 hours a day and is still looking good with the battery only dropped to half. i would say about 12 hours of on off listening,so it holds its charge well. All in all for the price, this is about as good as it gets, i have heard more expensive mp3 players and if there is a difference in quality i cant hear it. If you want a very small, light yet capable mp3 player, then you wont go far wrong with this little one.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Unlike many MP3 players on the market this player has a playlist function that actually works which is why I bought this in the first place. I'm so sick and tired with not having this function on my other mp3 players, it's a tad annoying. The controls are a bit fiddly and the level of sound is not as high as my other players. Even on full volume some of my albums are quiet which means I have to alter the files to match the louder ones. Battery life is good but I can't comment on the headphones because I use a specific brand.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
My time with this product has been perfect for what I need it for. The auxiliary port hasn't failed like phones do and the quality is surprisingly (for the price) crystal clear. Super easy to use with a computer to transfer songs and also a very compact size making it a leisurely breeze to carry around with you wherever you go. Top 10/10 product, can't go wrong. Seriously. Just get one.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
