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Backpacker Magazine – January 2011
Gear Review: SanDisk Sansaclip+ 2GB
Smooth, clear sound and a voice recorder for 40 bucks
SanDisk Sansaclip+ 2GB (Courtesy Photo)
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This tiny tune-cranker has smooth, clear sound, intuitive controls, and an impressive battery life (14 hours off of one charge, and it’s compatible with the Powermonkey, above). Best of all, it’s only 40 bucks for the 2GB version, which holds about 500 songs.
There’s a built-in FM radio (great for in town, but I couldn’t get reception in the mountains) and a voice recorder, which comes in handy for trip notes—whether you’re a field tester or just keeping a diary. $40; .85 oz.; sandisk.com.
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These have been on closeout at Woot forever and you're just discovering them?
I've had one of these for a while and agree that it is a nice unit. No complaints.
I love the tech tips! It's hard to find reliable beta on solid tools for the field. Thanks guys keep it up.
This is a backpacking magazine not a goddam tech magazine. I have lost faith in backpacker.
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