You can buy the 4Gb version of the SanDisk Sansa Clip here. Pink is now 4, and despite not being able to read, she still manages to figure out where her favourite songs are when one happens to be left lying around for her to nab. Jolly was 7 when he got his, and handled it just as well as his older brothers. They can download podcasts, create playlists, make audio plays of their own, the blue LED screen means they’re able to listen to it in bed with the lights off (when Tough Mama allows, naturally), the sound quality is excellent, and the menu system is intuitive (well, it must be, because the manuals are still in pristine unread condition in the drawer in my office). Of course.ĬLICK to listen to Boy Discovering His New MP3 Player – And Even Better He Can Record Himself. You can record – No.1 son records fave radio shows thorugh the FM player, younger sons record themselves being… themselves. We have the 2GB versions (though the 4GB is practically the same price, so I would suggest you go for that), and it’s big enough for an entire audio book. The picture at the top is ‘actual size’ – I was a bit concerned when they arrived, convinced these matchbox-sized packets of loveliness would be lost instantly. So when we announced we were taking the family on a road trip to France, I can honestly say I yelped in glee when SanDisk got in touch to ask if we’d like to review the Sansa Clip+ on the way. The boys all have separate and distinct tastes in music, and long journeys can become fraught with music-choosing-stress. When they worked, they were ace, but all too frequently they freeze or crash, or batteries need replacing, or the music needs updating as they don’t hold much and the play list gets a little boring. But we were initially concerned about spending a lot of money on something they’d no doubt lose or break inside 3 weeks, so we bought the cheapest we could find (£7 max). They love them – and we love that they love them. My boys have all had MP3 players for a year or two now. Posted By Laura in Childrens, Gift Inspo, In the Home, Review, Technology for baffled parents, Travel | 1 comment
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