Sandisk sansa clip+. Nuff said. It fits well with going to the gym plus it plays flac and you can just drag and drop music files. Small enough to be not annoying too.

sc4k

United Kingdom5454 Posts

March 16 2012 03:50 GMT

#23

Hey can I just say I meant ipod SHUFFLE not NANO. My bad T_T

Soleron

United Kingdom1324 Posts

March 16 2012 04:02 GMT

#24

I have a Sansa Clip+ (2-3 years now) and yeah it has a small battery and the clip broke after 2 years of use but it's been amazing value compared to an iPod and it just works.

This vs. an iPod shuffle is that this has a screen so you can choose what track you want. If you don't care then maybe the Shuffle is better.

MaV_gGSC

Canada1345 Posts

March 16 2012 05:31 GMT

#25

Just buy one at your local store with your desired price. Remember tho: What you pay for is what you get.

Paraietta

United Kingdom130 Posts

March 16 2012 09:57 GMT

#26

Sandisk Clip series also supports rockbox firmware, which is vastly superior to stock firmware.

Max2Air

Germany92 Posts

March 16 2012 11:12 GMT

#27

On March 16 2012 10:40 Torte de Lini wrote:
I'm the like the complete opposite than you and it is so hard. I've had my lugged big and fat mp3 (30gigs) for about 6 years now (since 2006) and I love it. Looking for the same big chunky mp3s is hard as hell if it's not an Apple (which I do not want D:<)

Sandisk, is that still an option? I know Creative still makes a lot of decent mp3s

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iriver h320 /h340 ? ive been running this with rockbox and a bigger hdd for ages now. sadlyit doesnt last very long anymore :/ need to find a new mp3 player with a lot of capacity without bering waaay too big..

I own a creative Zen mini (or stone not quite sure how its named). Its labout as big as my thumb, has a lil screen, radio and even a little speaker. i like it. was like 30 bucks two years ago

HwangjaeTerran

Finland5967 Posts

March 16 2012 11:19 GMT

#28

Sansa Fuze was the best player I ever had, cheap, great sound quality and a good battery.
Too bad the second gen ( Fuze+) is crap compared and the prices doubled since I bought my player 3 years ago.
If you can get the original Fuze, stick a rockbox on it and you are good to go.

Too bad I lost mine last summer when i sank in a bog.

On March 16 2012 14:31 MaV_gGSC wrote:
Just buy one at your local store with your desired price. Remember tho: What you pay for is what you get.

Actually quite untrue regarding mp3 players.

AmericanUmlaut

Germany2594 Posts

March 16 2012 11:39 GMT

#29

I've been using a Sansa Clip for a couple of years and I'm very happy with it. I've actually had two, and both have had this weird problem where they just spontaneously turn themselves off for no reason every once in a great while, but other than that they're great and certainly worth their surprisingly low price.

Sverigevader

Sweden388 Posts

March 16 2012 12:05 GMT

#30

Before I got Google Music on my Android phone, I used a Sony NWZ-A818 for everything. It's thin, sturdy, and the buttons are awesome. You can press them through your pants which is awesome at the gym. I did my playlists with winamp, worked perfectly. Great sound and superb battery.

Random Google review: http://reviews.cnet.com/radios/sony-nwz-a818-8gb/4505-7875_7-32593873.html

It's old now but god damn if you can get a hold on one of them at a low price... You will be a happy smurf.

antilyon

Brazil2546 Posts

March 16 2012 13:16 GMT

#31

I had a sansa fuze and it was the best mp3 player I ever had until I drop it and my father's car run over...RIP.
I'm planning on get another fuze or a clip+. Seriopusly, it's probably the best cost/benefict you could get for a mp4 player.

Tryndamere

Canada145 Posts

March 16 2012 13:21 GMT

#32

I would get the cheapest iPod shuffle. I've had my 1st gen white 512mb shuffle since 2005 until it was stolen a year ago. It was great, lightweight and portable. The newest shuffle is like the size of a coin and you can clip it to your shirt and it won't get in your way.

Xiron

Germany1233 Posts

March 16 2012 13:38 GMT

#33

I swear the Sandisk Sansa Clip is the best MP3 Player you can get in the low prive range. It's simply amazing how something that cheap can have such amazing quality nowadays. It has all you want.

RogerX

New Zealand3180 Posts

March 16 2012 13:40 GMT

#34

The way I use my ipod classics is as a storage device for music, other files, huge movie files (Thats not playable on the ipod) playable ipod movies, photos, game files.

So pretty much like a Harddrive

Aldehyde

Sweden939 Posts

March 16 2012 15:45 GMT

#35

To steal this thread: are there any players that have a hard drive and not a flash drive that is NOT Apple? I really don't want an iPod but it seems like the only product that actually uses a hard drive these days.

Reason being I want to have some space and flash drives just aren't that big yet and if they are, they're crazy expensive.

Jibba

United States22883 Posts

March 16 2012 16:14 GMT

#36

http://www.amazon.de/Cowon-Video-Player-Zoll-Touchscreen-Bluetooth/dp/B0047Z7JGC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1331914601&sr=8-1

I don't know any Swedish stores. D:

bmml

United Kingdom962 Posts

March 16 2012 18:02 GMT

#37

I had a clip+ brick out on me and found the issue was due to different styles of "tags" on my music tracks, certain types of tags caused the player to go kapoot. Since over writing the tags on all my music to ID3v2.3 I've had 0 problems with my clip+ and its a fabulous cheap little thing.

Wouldn't advise any other player in it's price range, it also does microSD which is nice.

paschl

Germany666 Posts

March 16 2012 18:54 GMT

#38

On March 16 2012 14:31 MaV_gGSC wrote:
Just buy one at your local store with your desired price. Remember tho: What you pay for is what you get.

this.
you get what you pay.
if youre price range is 30 pounds youre not gonna get something super amazing that lasts forever.
youre gonna have to live with something that isnt perfect.
although i would recommend buying it on the internet since it will be cheaper (99% of the time).

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