This little mp3 player isn't for the media lovers who need every song they know all in one place, but is perfect for those who just want a little at a time. Particularly for those who go out for a run or to the gym and like to have their music on them while doing so. For the price, this may even be a temporary option between upgrading iPods or something similar. - Package In the box you get the mp3 player itself, a usb cable for charging and transferring music, a pair of earphones (not great) and a user manual. - Design The clip is handy, as it means the mp3 player can completely stay out of the way, leaving your hands free. It is much ...  Read the complete review

For people who may travel to work or school a lot will know that listening to your favourite tracks can really help eliminate the boredom. If you have a fair bit of money then you may already have a Smart phone capable of MP3 playback or have invested a large sum of money in to an I pod touch. But what if you are on a budget and don't have to much spare money or you just need a temporary solution before you spend a couple hundred on your own Smart phone. Whatever your case may be the Archos Clipper is suitable for both From an aesthetic point of view it is nice piece of tech. The black looks sleek and the clip allows you to transport it on your ...  Read the complete review

As a lover of music, I have had portable music players since I was a teenager - I had one of the original (and huge) Sony Walkman players in the early 80s and over time I have progressed from tape to CD to mp3. My first mp3 player was an iPod Classic Video which I got over five years ago and while it's a great little player, size and battery life were put to the test when I went to the gym - I had to wear it on an armband when I worked out which isn't really ideal. I bought a Sansa Clip player a couple of years ago for the gym but when my daughter expressed an interest in coming with me to the gym, she eyed up the Clip herself. I was going to buy ...  Read the complete review