Once you go to the link, and see how to set up the Clip in OS X (or, it has a nice, strong, removable clip on the back. One can't forget the reason it's called the Clip in the first place It's unbelievable that such great sound quality can come out of Whether you use the stock earbuds or go to the high end, The sound quality for a device so small is simply They fit comfortably in the ears andĭeliver enough bass and treble to make your listening experience Very good sound quality to them, especially compared to the truly awful Press the upper end to crank up the volume,Ībove the volume button is the headphone jack. On the right side of the Clip, you'll find that volume is controlled To turn the Clip on, you push and hold the switch for a second or Should the need ever arise, far easier and cheaper. Uses a standard mini-USB connector, making finding a replacement cable, The iPod and other players that use a proprietary connector. On the left side of the player, you'll find the Power/Hold switchĪlong with the mini-USB connector. No matter where youĪre, you can press this button and be back at the main menu. You'll find a tiny button which is the Home button. You'll find Rewind and Fastįorward on the left and right respectively. The Menu button and the Play/Pause buttonĪre reversed on the Clip compared to the iPod. You, you'll see what looks like a traditional iPod-like click wheel,īut it's purely click based. I'm reviewing the 1 GB black Clip.Ī little on the small side, but not too small. The Clip comes inġ GB and 2 GB models, along with a few different colorĬhoices. Now for a little about the player itself. For more info on how to safely use the Clip inįAQ: Using Your Sansa Clip with Your Mac, Including a Script for You can drag and drop your music without having to go through iTunes orĪnother program. This in Mac OS X and Linux as a removable drive using MSC mode. The screen is sharp and easy to read, along with easy to readīefore I go any further, I'll say this up front, you can use Teal and yellow are the two colors you'll see The screen is an OLED screen, and it's tiny, but The Sansa Clip is aįlash player like the shuffle, but with one major difference right off It's a little thicker and longer than a shuffle. Upon first inspection, the size is small. Take a look at one of the smallest, yet most useful competitors thatĬan easily compete and beat the shuffle, the Sansa Clip from Quip all you want, but there are definitely competitors. That there are actually competitors to the iPod. think back to how cool it was inĢ001 and how it grew into a mega empire.
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