The size of the Sansa clip, made by Sandisk; is about the size of a car’s remote. For the Clip’s size the blue lcd screen is very easy to read, even for users who’s eye don’t read small screens very well. The buttons were easy to use, and the menu was not hard to navigate. The directories for podcasts and audio books are a great help with keeping everything organized. Once the Sansa Clip is setup it is as easy to use as a thumb drive, and a cassette player

There was a little bit of trouble connecting the Sansa to a computer for the first time. It would not connect to three different computers. The online forums did have the solution and the steps were clear and easy to follow. Using on board format and then going into the setting of Sansa to limit it to a MCA connection worked, but only with USB 2.0 hardware. As long as someone knows about these two small issues the Sansa Clip is good mp3 player own and use.